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No. 2030, Kamoa
N.R. 330-331v3
Land Claim of Kamoa in Honolulu.
To the Land Commissioners: I hereby petition you for my land claim. I have a mo`o in the `ili of Kauluwela, in the Ahupua`a of Honolulu. There are seven lo`i in my mo`o - they are all situated together, and do not jump in another place. Their boundaries are: on the north, the mo`o of Nahale, on the east, the mo`o of Waialeale, on the south, ....
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.... land
Ewa, Kekuapaino's land.
Halali had given him his land in the year 1846 and he had always lived there until his death in 1848, then the konohiki gave this land to Polani. It was cultivated when she was married.
Male, sworn, We have both known alike; no one has objected.
[Award 2030; R.P. 5585; Kauluwela Honolulu Kona; 1 ap.; 1.55 Acs; Numerical index lists claimant as Kamoa for Polani]