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No. 2686, Oleloa, Lahaina, January 8, 1848
N.R. 15v6
Greetings to you, John Ii and Kaauwai and the Land Commissioners: The names of my lands are Puunau in Lahaina, Kalama II, Kaumalapau, and Kanoni. I have five lands. My occupancy was from the Mo`i. I wrote you previously, for your information. There is also my lot at Puunau. I have given my le ....
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.... nui land
Makai by Ocean
Kaanapali by Pola ike 2 land.
Land had been for Oleloa's husband, Kopa, he gave it to her. Land to Kopa from the chief. Kapu opposed this interest when the chief had returned to Oahu in 1845, probably Oleloa lives there. The house is forever. Work had been done on the lands long ago.
[No. 2686 not awarded]