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No. 4216, Naihekalu
N.R. 226v4
To the Land Commissioners: I hereby explain to you that Nakahuna is above and I am under. I have one lo`i. On the north are seven salt lo`i, at Aloa is a house lot, a parcel of kula, some trees, two hau trees. I have some `ape in the land of Kailikea on the south.
NAIHEKALU
Waikalua, Kaneohe, Koolau
F.T. 32v14
Helu 4216, Naihekalu (oia o Naihekolu) See 162 page
Hueu, hoohikiia, Ua ike au i kona aina ma ka ili o Waikalua a me Honolua, ma Kaneohe.
Apana 1: 1 Loi ma Waikalua
Apana 2: 7 Loi paakai
Apana 3: kihapai ape
Apana 4: Kahua ....
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.... f Keana
Koolauloa, upland of Waikalua
Makai, upland of Keana
Kailua, the upland of Waikalua.
Claimant's land is from Mahoe in the time of Liliha. No one has disturbed him till 1849 when the konohiki, Nakahuna, took his only taro patch with the food. No reason is given for his taking it, but claimant was accused by the konohiki of taking some fish by theft. The same konohiki took also the salt ponds without any good reason.
Kaina, sworn, testifies to the truth of the above statements.
[Award 4216; R.P. 4020; Kiwahaole Kaneohe Koolaupoko; 1 ap.; 4.143 Acs; claimant's name listed in index as Naiheekolu]