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No. 2327, Barenaba, See P., Hilo, December 23, 1847
N.R. 452v3
Be it known to you, the Land Commissioners, that I, Barenaba, the school supervisor of District 1 of Hawaii, hereby state my claim for land at Waiakea, which I got from Pea. On March 9, 1841, Pea gave me this parcel of land, 10 chains long and 5 chains, 9 fathoms wide. It was made into a house lot by closing one side with a stone wall, on the side which is 5 chains, 9 fathoms. I built the house and planted in places suitable for agriculture. On April 29, 1842 Pea again gave me another parcel, which moved the long dimension as far as one side of the pond of Kalepolepo. That was the size of the land he gave me, saying, your lot shall run to the pond. At this time the width was extended 90 fathoms more. The type of land is difficult to cultivate because there is much a`a /la ....
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[It is bounded]:
Mauka by Government lot
Hamakua by Alenoho ili land
Makai and Puna by Kolea ili land.
1/2 of lot has been enclosed, six houses, two for Barenaba, 1 each for Samuela, Kealomaikai, Puhulu and Nuhanuha's.
Postponed to Tuesday, November 21, 1848
N.T. 451v4
No. 2327, Barenaba, November 21
Nako, father of Samuela sworn, Samuela has no interest in Barenaba's claim in Hilo.
Kaumakea, sworn, Kealomaikai has no interest in Barenaba's claim in Waiakea, Hilo,
Pahulu, sworn, He has no interest in Barenaba's claim in Waiakea.
Nuhanuha, sworn, He has no interest in Barenaba's claim.
[Award 2327; R.P. 7601; Waiakea Hilo; 1 ap.; 12.25 ac.; R.P. 7602 Kalaihina Puna; 1 ap.; 11.32 Acs; See also 4658 not awarded]