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No. 3657, Niho, Hanamaulu, January 14,1848
N.R. 86v9
The Land Commissioners, greetings to you all: I hereby state my claim for land. I, Niho, a Hawaiian subject living on the island of Kauai, have four lo`i and a small kula adjoining them. I received them from P. Kanoa.
NIHO
F.T. 162v13
No. 3657, Niho's Heirs,Claimants
Kanalapa, sworn, says he knows Niho's land. it is Hanamaulu & consists of four lois in the ili of Limawela with small kula adjoining & bounded thus:
West by Kumakahaohao's loi
North by auwai
East by Kamalo's loi
South by brook.
Claimant had his land from Pau in the year 1846 and occupied it ....
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.... 3657 - found under 3408 Papaa]
Additional witnesses for Niho's disputed land (See page 182)
Kaukahae, sworn, I am a native of Hanamaulu from his childhood to the present day. I have seen Niho's land of 4 lois and no one had objected during his life time. There was one koele loi adjoining the river. I have actually seen one koele in Niho's land and when Keo was released, the land was given to Naalualu. The four lois were then given to Niho and when Naalualu was released, the land was given to Pau, no objections to them until Keo returned again.
Kiaipoo, sworn, he has seen his land at Hanamaulu, it is true.
[Award 3657; R.P. 4822; Hanamaulu Puna; 1 ap.; 1 Ac 1 rood 13 rods]