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No. 1924*H, Kealohapauole, Honolulu
N.R. 298-299v3
To the Land Commissioners: I hereby explain my claim: The Mo`i was above and my makuakane, who was Keoki, district caretaker, was below him; on his death it was bequeathed to me until this time. There are three lo`i on the west and north and four on the east There is a house lot on the south
KEALOHAPAUOLE
Kaualaa, Manoa
F.T. 271v3
No. 1924, Kealohapauole
Kailialio, sworn, I know this land.
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.... aahaloa ili
Honolulu, Kaaipio ili.
Keoki, Kealohapauole's grandfather had given him his land. He /grandfather/ had received it from Poki in the year 1824 and he had always lived there. No one had objected.
These are land grants from the king during the Mahele in the year 1848.
2 Kaulaa, Manoa ili, Waikiki.
2 Pahaaloa, Hilo ili, Hawaii.
See the book of the Political Ministry, John Young in his office.
[No. 1924 not awarded on Hawaii; See Oahu Award 1924]