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No. 452, Brown, Thomas, Wailua Ahupuaa, District of Puna, Island of Kauai, Vol. 3, pps. 109-112 [LG Reel 1, 01227-01230.tif]
Helu 452
PALAPALA SILA NUI.
Ma keia palapala Sila Nui ke hoike aku nei o KAMEHAMEHA III, ke Alii nui a ke Akua i kona lokomaikai i hoonoho ai maluna o ko Hawaii Pae Aina, i na kanaka a pau, i keia la, nona iho, a no kona mau hope Alii, ua haawi lilo loa aku oia ma ko ano alodio ia Thomas Brown, ke kanaka no Enelani i kela apana aina a pau e waiho la ma Wailua, ma ka Mokupuni o Kauai, a penei hoi ka waiho ana o na Mokuna.
Okaoma ka mua a oia na Mokuna, ma ka aoao Hema o ka Muliwai o Wailua, e hoomaka'i ma ka pahu ma ka Hikina iki ae o kahi e pae ai ma ua aina nei, maloko o ka hau, hookahi Kaulahao ma ka
Hema 70° Hikina mai ka muliwai aku, a holo i ka
Hema 34 1/2° Hikina 1 Kaulahao 28 4/12 kapuai keu[?] a hiki i ka pahu ma ke kihi o na hau, A malaila aku i ka
Hema 35° Hikina 2 Kaulahao 21 1/2 kapuai keu a hiki i ka pahu kokoke i ka pohaku nui, a me ka laau kukui, A malaila aku i ka
Hema 4° 30' Komohana 4 Kaulahao 46 2/12 kapuai keu a hiki i ka pahu malalo o ka pali, A malaila aku i ka
Hema 49° 30' Komohana 2 Kaulahao 11 2/12 kapuai keu, malalao o ka pali a hiki i ka pahu kokoke i ke kukui nui, A malaila aku i ka
Hema 50° 30' Komohana 7 Kaulahao a hiki i ka pahu iwaena o na pohaku, A malaila aku i ka
Hema 79° Komohana 7 Kaulahao 47 5/12 kapuai keu a hiki i ka pahu ma ke Komohana o ia aina nei 39 1/2 kapuai mailaila ae e i ka muliwai, Alaila huli a holo ilalo ma kapa muliwai a hiki i kahi i hoomakai. A o ka Ili aina maloko he 10 Eka a me na anana keu 497.
O ka Apana elua o Makea ka inoa. Hoomaka i ke ana ma ka pahu i ka Hikina iki aku o kahi pae mua i keia aina a kokoke hoi i ka laau kukui e hoailonaia o A, he hapalua o ke kaulahao ma ka muliwai aku a moe like me ka lalani mua, a holo i ka
Hema 26° 30' Hikina 4 Kaulahao 39 1/2 kapuai keu a hiki i ka pahu malalo o ka pali, A malaila aku i ka
Hema 55° 45' Komohana 13 1/2 Kaulahao malalo o ka pali a hiki i ka pahu ma ka welau Komohana o ua aina nei he hapalua o ke Kaulahao mai na pahu a i ka muliwai a moe like me ka laalani hope, Alaila huli a holo ilalo ma kapa o ka muliwai a hiki i kahi i hoomaka'i. A o ka Ili aina maloko 9 Eka a me na Anana keu 140.
O ka Apana ekolu o Konolea ka inoa. Hoomaka i ke ana ana ma ka p ....
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In addition to which last mentioned land called Konolea is the following lying above Kalo patches on River, viz:
Commencing at Small breadfruit tree at foot of Pali 2 Chains 56 Feet South 58° 30' West and across Kalo patches from Stake at Entrant angle mentioned in above notes, and running
South 35° East 4 chains 39 1/2 feet along Kalo patches to Stake, Thence
South 71° 30' East 6 1/4 chains along Kalo patches to Stake; Thence
North 38° East 2 chains 9 9/12 feet to Stake; Thence
North 31° West 8 chains 29 3/12 feet to the last mentioned Stake (20 feet from water) in the survey of Konolea – Thence following up course of river to Stake at foot of Pali and end of bottom land, Thence
North 26° East 3 chains 26 4/12 feet to Stake; Thence
North 31° West 14 chains 42 1/2 Feet to bread Fruit tree. Including an Area of 6 Acres and 922 Fathoms.
The rights of native Tenants are reserved.
Containing Forty-four 219/1210 Acres, more or less excepting and reserving to the Hawaiian Government, all mineral or metallic mines of every description.
To have and to hold the above granted Land in Fee Simple, unto the said Thomas Brown, his Heirs and Assigns forever, subject to the taxes to be from time to time imposed by the Legislative Council equally, upon all landed Property held in Fee Simple. Provided always, and this grant is made upon the express condition, that the Said Thomas Brown his Heirs, Executors or Administrators shall, in all cases of dispute in relation to his or their rights, title or interest in the land hereby granted, or any part or parcel thereof, submit the same to the judicial tribunal of the Hawaiian Kingdom, and abide by the final decisions of those tribunals, without seeking the intervention of any Foreign Nation or Representative; and in case he or they shall refuse so to do, his or their estate therein and all of his and their rights, title and interest therein, shall cease and determine, and the same shall be immediately forfeited and escheat to the Hawaiian Government.
In Witness whereof, I have hereunto set my Hand, and caused the Great Seal of the Hawaiian Islands to be affixed, at Honolulu, this 31st day of October 1850.
(Signed) Kamehameha
(Signed) Keoni Ana
[Land Patent Grant No. 452, Brown, Thomas, Wailua Ahupuaa, District of Puna, Island of Kauai, 4 apana, 44.219 Acres, 1850.]