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No. 1925, Paniani
N.R. 299v3
To the Land Commissioners: I hereby explain my claim: Honokaupu was above and I was under him, and when he was dispossessed it went to Kaili, /who holds it/ at this time, and I am under him. My claim is for six lo`i, a small parcel of kula, and a house lot. Finished.
BANIANI X, His mark
Koloalu, Manoa
F.T. 226v3
Cl. 1925, Paniani, 27 November [1849]
Nakalele, sworn, This land is in Koloalu, Manoa, consisting of kalo, 20 patches, some kula, house.
Mauka, Kaiahua
Waialae, Kealohapauole
Makai, C. Kanaina
Honolulu, Kalimalena.
Claimant had this from his parents, who lived and died t ....
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.... and he has always lived there to the present time. No one has objected.
Postponed until another witness is found, See 762v3.
N.T. 762v3
No. 1925, Paniani, Honolulu, April 1, 1851, from page 553, Protest, C. Kanaina
The testimony by Nakalele for Paniani's claim is not correct because Nakalele's interest has been included with Koi's /interest/. Six kupono patches are for Paniani and the remainder is mine. They both live under Nakalele.
Postponed to Tuesday.
[Award 1925; R.P. 2591; Kolowalu Manoa Kona; 1 ap.; .45 Ac.; R.P. 2592; Kolowaluiki Manoa Kona; 1 ap.; .66 Ac.; Index says R.P. 2592 award is Paniani for Koi]