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No. 3781, Opio, Waioli, Kauai, December 29, 1848
N.R. 89v9
To the Land Commissioners, greetings: I hereby explain about my house lot at Waioli at Manuakepa on the east side of the muliwai of Waioli. I believe I have a claim to this place, because I have held this place from the year 1834, nor has anyone denied or opposed me.
However, it is for you, the Commissioners whom the Mo`i has appointed, to consider and act upon this.
The house lot is bounded: as follows: on the north, along the sea, 2 fathoms, on the south, adjoining Kalema, 20 fathoms, on the east, along the house of the chief, 30 fathoms, on the west, along Kapauoa, ....
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.... ction 3 - Fish pond and a loi at Waipa.
Mauka by Hanua, over-run with weeds, a land
Napali by Halulu, over-run with weeds, a land
Makai by (?) foot trail
Koolau by Kupakoili pali.
Opio has lived here since Kanehoa had been Konohiki.
The new Konohiki Kamokihiwa had objected to the fish pond in 1848.
Kapela, sworn, he has known the claimant's land in the same way as Koukou has related here. There was objections for the fish pond by the new Konohiki, Kamokuhiwa. Opio has turned the fish pond over to the Konohiki.
[Award 3781; R.P. 7613; Waipa Halelea; 2 ap.; 2 Acs 15 rods; See also 10559 not awarded]