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No. 3229, Eke Opunui, Koloa, Kauai, January 12, 1848
N.R. 15-16v9
The Land Commissioners, greetings to you: I, Eke Opunui, a Hawaiian subject living in Koloa, on the island of Kauai, hereby state my claim for land. my claims, however, are not situated in one place, some are at Koloa and some are at Huleia, and some are at Nawiliwili. my claims for Koloa consist of five loi at Wailaau, whose circumference is eight chains and seven fathoms. Also, on the boundary of Koloa with Kaohe /at a place/ named Kahooleinapea, are six loi altogether, whose circumference is sixteen chains and six fathoms.
My claim at Huleia is named Kalaniuli. There are twenty loi, bounded on the north by a pali, on the east by a mound, on the south and west by a stream ....
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.... r>Section 3 - Kalaniuli and ili of Haiku.
Section 4 - 7 lois in the ili of Papalina.
Section 3
Mauka by Cliff and the ili of Kahaakea
Puna by Cliff of Ahuli
Makai by Kawaipapa ili
Hanapepe by Huleia river.
Section 4
Mauka by Waiohule
Puna by Paakaalana
Makai by sea shore and house lot
Hanapepe by Cliff of Waiohule.
This land came from Daniel Oleloa. It came from M. Kekuanaoa to Kinau. No one has objected.
Maikai, sworn, I have seen Kala's testimony concerning Oele's land at Huleia, Nawiliwili. It is correct.
[Award 3229; R.P. 7411; Kawaialepua Koloa Hikina Kona; 1 ap.; 3 roods 15 rods; Wailaau Koloa Hikina Kona;1 ap.; 1 rood 27 rods; Papalinahoa Nawiliwili 1 ap. 5 Acs 2 roods]