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No. 4134, Hanauapuaa, January 11, 1848
N.R. 149v6
Hear ye, ye Land Commissioners: I, Hanauapuaa, hereby state my claim. I have three pauku under the one who has the land, Kapihe. The claim is at Ululoloa, the Ahupua`a is Kuiaha. At Kanukuwai One are 29 lo`i, at Kanukuwai Two are 7 lo`i, at Kanukuwai Three are 11 lo`i. Some lo`i are cultivated under another /person/. At Ohia are 11 lo`i, at Kulanapoi are 14 lo`i, at Paulele are 18 lo`i.
Here is my claim for a steep potato planting, and a small wauke valley which is on the trail. Here is another claim in Kaheho: 4 lo`i, a steep wauke planting and a coconut tree. That is my claim for land from the time of Kamehameha to Kamehameha III, from my kupunas to my mak ....
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.... ku by Kapihe.
Section 2 - Taro.
Mauka by Kapihe
Koolau by Paele
Makai by Nalopi
Wailuku by Kapihe.
Section 3 - Taro.
Mauka by Paele
Koolau and Makai by Kahale
Wailuku by Pali.
Section 4 - Taro.
Mauka by Uu
Koolau by Pali
Makai by Aupuni
Wailuku by Uu.
Section 5 - Taro.
Mauka by Nakapahau
Koolau by Pali
Makai by Kookooku
Wailuku by Pali.
Section 6 - Taro.
Mauka and Koolau by Kuapuu
Makai by Kuaana
Wailuku by Hookaea.
Section 7 - Pasture.
Mauka by Kahale
Koolau by Pali
Makai by Kuapuu
Wailuku by Pali.
[Award 4134; R.P. 2196; Kuiaha Hamakualoa, 1 ap.; .53 Ac.]