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No. 4029, Napohea
N.R. 72-73v7
Hear ye, ye Land Commissioners, I have a mo`o, named Mooia, in the Ahupua`a of Wawaia. It was given by Nahia to Keawe, who gave it to me, in 1838. It is 44 fathoms long by 42 fathoms wide. It is bounded to the eastward, makai and mauka by raised earth ridges. There is also a claim for a lot which has been properly measured. It is 48 fathoms long by 40 fathoms wide. There is also a kula for planting sweet potatoes.
POOHEA
F.T. 32v6
4029, Pohea
This claim is an ili, Moia, consisting of kalo & kula lele land.
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.... e in the time when Hoapili was alive and he has quiet and undisputed possession.
Kiekie, sworn: Our knowledge of it is the same no objections.
N.T. 136v6 [also page 57]
No. 4029, Napoohea
Nakoi, sworn, taro in the ili land of Moia in Wawaia.
Mauka by konohiki
Manae by Awala
Makai by Ino
Malalo by Kaili
There are also pasture sections and Napoohea first lived there at the time of Kamehameha I.
There has been no objections and he has been retained permanently.
[Award 4029; R.P. 5414; Moia Wawaia Kona; 4 ap.; 2.33 Acs]