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No. 1729, Kaheana
N.R. 230-231v3
To the Land Commissioners, Greetings, in God: I, the undersigned, hereby state to you my claim for land in the `ili of Hauhaukoi nui in Honolulu, consisting of one mo`o of five taro lo`i: on the north is Kahawaii, on the south is Lai's, on the west is Kaha-wali, on the east is Keoneula.
My house lot is another claim, at Hauhaukoi iki. It is finished.
KAHEANA X, his mark
December 3, 1847
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.... think it befitting that my land should be returned to me.
Kaheana, sworn, Kianui's statements are true. The house site and the house are for him and I have no rights there. I have a separate land. Today I am returning to him the house and beneath it are for him, yet I shall live there just as our parents have done, providing my young brother, Kianui, willingly consents to this.
[Award 1729; R.P. 2244; Hauhauoki 2 Honolulu Kona; 1 ap.; 1.04 Acs]