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No. 2897, Kookoo, Kawela, Koolau, Oahu, January 1 1848
N.R. 683-684v3
To the Land Commissioners: I, Kookio, have a claim for land at Kawela.
1. Three lo`i, two kula, three mala of noni in the upland. The bound-aries are: North, Kaili's lo`is, east and south, kula, west, Peelalau's /land/.
2. The kula, bounded on the north, east, south and west by pali.
3. Mala of non ....
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.... auula side by the kula land
Mauka and Waialua side by Lono's land
Makai by the konohiki.
The kula land claimed has not been cultivated for some time. The house site is near the kalo patches. It is enclosed with a wooden fence. Claimant has held the land for over ten years.
The konohiki had no ojections to this claim.
[Award 2897; R.P.; 506; Kawela Koolauloa; 2 ap.; 1.18 Acs]