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No. 3420B, Kawakipi, Lahaina 17th November 1852
F.T. 28-29v15
Z.P. Kaauwai, sworn, says he wrote out the claim of Kawakipi and sent it to the Land Commission in the month of May 1847.
Witness knows the land of claimant. It consists of several kalo patches, and a piece of kula land in one piece, in the Ahupuaa of Puou, Lahaina. 4 Lois, Makai in the same Ahupuaa, and a House Lot in the Ahupuaa of "Paeohi."
The first piece is bounded:
Mauka by Mr. Peck and Kailaa
Olowalu by the public road
Makai by Mr. Baldwin
Kaanapali by "Paehoi".
The second piece of 2 Lois is bounded:
Mauka and Olowalu by the Konohiki
Makai by the Graveyard
Kaanapali by John Stevens.
The third piece is two Lois is bounded on:
Olowalu side by Beke's land
on all the other sides by the Konohiki.
The House Lot is bounded:
Mauka by Mr. Baldwin
Olowalu by ....
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.... from Kawakipi to Hannah Butler, dated May 4th 1853. but apart from this, the Counter claimant is willing to dispute the claim on its merits)
(Decided in favor of Mr. Butler's heirs) (continued at page 107)
F.T. 107v15
No. 3420B, Kawakipi, (from page 66)
The House Lot claimed by Kawakipi in "Paeohi" is the same as that claimed by John Pelletier No. 377.
Hauola, sworn, says this House Lot belonged in ancient times to Puali the father of Kawakipi. He lived there with his family. The origin of John Pelletier's living there was that he married the daughter of Pali and came to live with the family. He never owned the lot.
Maiki, sworn, confirms in full the testimony of last witness.
(No. 377 p. 107) ... Decided that the House Lot claimed by John Pelletier, belongs to Kawakipi No. 3420B.
[Award 3420B; R.P. 2713; Paeohi Lahaina; 1 ap.; .61 Ac.]