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No. 3941, Napunaoi, Waialua, Oahu, January 6, 1848
N.R. 192-193v4
To the Land Commissioners: I, Napunaoi, a native born resident of Waialua, hererby state my claim for land and wood and house lot.
The first is Lahuinoho, Kawailoa Waena. There are seventeen lo`i and the kula, a mala of wauke, and a mala of sweet potatoes. It is bounded by the land of Olopana ma and the stream. I also have a hala tree.
The second claim is at Hakaai, with fifty-two lo`i, three sweet potato kula, bounded by sugarcane, Kaukai ma, the stream, and the pali.
Third: Moemoeakuhe, forty-four lo`i, bounded by the m ....
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.... Kahaoloa, in Lokoea.
Apana 1:
Mauka, land of Koiniho
Waianae, Anahulu Stream
Makai, land of Olopana
Koolaupoko, pali.
Apana 2, 3. [no text]
Apana 4.
Mauka, land of Konohiki
Waianae, pali
Makai, pali of Makumu
Koolaupoko, land of Makuku.
It was from our parents, from the time of Kamehameha I and was undisputed. He wanted an award in the name of his wife.
Paakonia, sworn, My knowledge of it is the same as Olopana's.
[Award 3941; R.P. 1477; Lahuimoho Kawailoa Waialua; 1 ap.; .93 Ac.; Moemoeakuhue Kawailoa Waialua; 1 ap.; .79 Ac.]