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No. 2725, Puhi, Kamani, Waialua, Oahu, January 4, 1848
N.R. 608-609v3
To the Land Commissioners, Greetings to you all: I, Puhi, a native-born resident of Kawailoa, Waialua, Oahu, have established a right by occupancy from my makuas to Kamehameha III.
The first is at Mooiki, Kawailoa kai. There are four taro lo`i and two watercourses, bounded on the north by the land of Kaholokai and the stream, on the land of Kahuna and of Napunawai and of Luahiwa, on the south by the pali, on the west by the land of Kaholokai and of Holo. This is finished.
The second is at Anahululuna /upper Anahulu/, Kawailoa Kai. There are three lo`i, bo ....
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Makai by Kaoao Po`alima
Koolaupoko by muliwai of Anahulu.
Apana 3:
Mauka by lo`i of Keokea Po`alima
Waianae by lo`i of Keokea Po`alima
Makai by Government road
Koolaupoko by ko'ele lo`i of Kaoao.
Apana 4: A right within the sweet potato lot.
The first parcel was from the parents in the time of Kamehameha I and is undisputed. Apanas 2 and 3 were from Laanui in the time of M. Kekauluohi, as Kuhina, and are undisputed.
Hokuaulani, sworn, My knowledge of it is the same as that of Kolikoli.
[Award 2725; R.P. 1470; Lokoea Kawailoa Waialua; 1 ap.; .2 Ac.; Mooiki Kawailoa Waialua; 1 ap.; .47 Ac.]