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No. 4121, Kaai & Kealoha, Haiku, January 7, 1848
N.R. 146-147v6
Hear ye, ye Land Commissioners: I am one of the persons encouraged by the Elele. I hereby state my claim in the `Ilis of Pahaa 2, and Waihi. The right was acquired as follows: Kalohi "ate" /ruled/ Haiku Two. Those lands /in Pahaa and Waihi/ went to my kupunakane, Kauhiahiwa. Kalohi was dispossessed and it passed to Kahaleohu, and Kauhiahiwa still had those lands. Kauhiahiwa died, bequeathing the ....
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.... e first is [a] taro section in the ili of Waihi, the second section is in Pahaa. Kapua had given this land in 1831. No one had objected to Kaai.
Section 1:
Mauka by Kawaa
Koolau by Haiku pali
Makai by Kapua
Wailuku by Haiku pali.
Section 2:
Mauka by Kealoha
Koolau by pali
Makai by Kamokuelua
Wailuku by pali.
[Award 4121; R.P. 4802; Waihi Haiku Hamakualoa; 1 ap.; 1.23 Acs; Pahaa Haiku Hamakualoa; 2 ap.; 2.91 Acs]