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No. 3902, Napahi, Keawanui, Molokai
N.R. 56-57v7
I, the one whose name is below, hereby state to you, the Commissioners to quiet land titles, that I have an `ili in the Ahupua`a of Keawanui /named/ Kuikui, on the Island of Molokai, and also a kula.
The length is 324 fathoms and the width is 79 fathoms and there are also some taro lo`is. I have consumed the produce of this land for a long time. My makua received the land from Puakaliali, and I inherited it. Therefore I have a claim in these `ilis.
Aloha to you all.
NAPAHI
F.T. 23v6
3902, Napahi
Kekoai testified, claimant's land is in ili Kuikui, Keawanui.
Kula.
Mauka, Kauakahi
Ohia, Papa
Makai, Kikoikoi
Kamaloo, konohiki.
Claimant has in interest in the kalo of Kauakahi & he inherited these lands from parents & konohiki confirms him therein before Land Commission.
F.T. 117v6 also page 38
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.... tered the claim of Napahi.
Decision: the konohiki shall be deprived of them.
N.T. 117v6
No. 3902, Napahi
Koowai, sworn, Napahi's land is in Kukui ili land of Keawanui.
Pasture land.
Mauka by Kanakahi
Manawai, Papa
Makai by Kikoikoi
Kamaloo, Konohiki.
Some of Napahi's patches are probably in Nawahie's land, no objections.
N.T. 38v16
No. 3902, Napahi vs Kikau, konohiki, 2 November 1853
Kekoowai, sworn, he has seen these 3 lois in Keawanui ahupuaa, Molokai.
Kanakahi was the kanaka of these lois at the time of Kamehameha I, and he gave this land to Kikau, then Kikau gave it to Hana at the time of Kamehameha II. Hana lived here until his death at which time these lois were given to Kikau and he (Kikau) filed it as a claim for Napahi.
It was agreed that konohiki has no claim.
[Award 3902; R.P. 6178; Keawanui Kona; 2 ap.; 1 Ac. 840 fathoms]