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[No. 1768], Mokuhia, Waimea, December 10, 1848, See vol. 3, page 247
N.R. 41v3
[Listed as 1968!]
Greetings to the Land Commissioners: I hereby state my claim for a house lot in Waimea, and the basis and length of the claim, and its verification. My occupation of this house lots dates from the time when Keaumoku /Keeaumoku/ had Waimea. On his death, Waimea went to J.A. Kuakini, and I lived in this place. After the death of J.A. Kuakini, I co ....
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.... ating the one-year lease whereon the governor, W.P. Leleihoku and I had agreed; however, I now have realized the many years Kimope has lived there without our approval, but it is clear that this is a true claim for Mokuhia for it is an old interest belonging to him as indicated in his deed. It looks as if there will be no objections and this has been the only objection.
Mokuhia has sold this house-lot to Kimope for $100.00.
[No. 1768 not awarded]