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No. 3686, Moluhi, Waimea, Hawaii, January 10, 1848
N.R. 44-45v8
Concerning the Claim for Land. It was from Kamehameha, to Kalaimoku, who had Puukapu. Kalaimoku gave it to Keopuolani. Kainea was the occupant of the house. When Keopulani died, Nahienaena was the heir and Moluhi was the konohiki. Nahienaena gave it to Kuakini, and Leleiohoku was the heir and Noluhi was still the kono ....
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.... width. The boundaries all around are for the konohiki. This is partially enclosed and there are two houses there for him. He received it /land/ from his parents at the time of Kamehameha I; no one had objected to this day.
Auwe, sworn and stated, I have known exactly as S. Kukahekahe has related here.
[Award 3686; R.P. S-8579; Puukapu Waimea S. Kohala; 2 ap.; 5.94 Acs]