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No. 4264, Kaenuhe, Waimea, Oahu, January 14, 1848
N.R. 233v4
To the Land Commissioners: I, Kaenuhe, am a claimant in Waimea. There is one mo`o and two kula. The boundaries of the mo`o are: on the north, a stream, on the east, Mahimahinui's land, on the south, the pali, on the west, Mailou's land. Kula 1 is bounded on the nort ....
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.... I know of one apana, the mo`o is Kealapii.
Mauka, land of Koa called Kaniukukahi
Waialua, pali
Makai, land of Mailou
Kahuku, stream.
This land was from his parents from the time of Kamehameha I. It was inherited by him and it is undisputed.
[Award 4264; R.P. 2899 & 5935; Waimea Koolauloa; 1 ap.; .41 Ac.]