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No. 3358, Napunawai, Koloa, Kauai, January 13, 1848
N.R. 39v9
The Land Commissioners, greetings: I, Napunawai, a Hawaiian subject living at Koloa on the island of Kauai hereby state my claim for land. There are two lo`i and also a kula. The width is 10 chains and the length is 19 chains, and so also on the other sides. I have some scattered lo`i in another place, and in another place, one lo`i. Those are my claims, for your information. Respectfully ....
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.... aulili.
Section 2
Mauka by Paehewa's land
Puna by Palaawahia's land
Makai by Naipu's land
Hanapepe by Namanu's land.
Section 3
Mauka by ili of Puokahoku
Puna by house lot of Kaumu
Makai by sea
Hanapepe by sea.
This land came from Hukiku during the time of Kinau. No one has been opposed as of the present.
[Award 3358; R.P. 3755; Kailiili Koloa Kona; 1 ap.; .75 Ac 18 rods]