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No. 4634, Pokaakua, Mahaulepu, Kauai, January 13, 1848
N.R. 108v9
Greetings to the Land Commissioners who Quiet Titles on the island of Kauai: I, Pokaakua, a subject living in the `ili of Kaualehu in Mahaulepu on the island of Kauai, hereby state my claim for two taro lo`i, whose length is: first, 36 by 22, second, 21 by 10. There is also a mala of sweet potatoes, a mala of wauke, and an orange tree ....
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.... salt depository
Makai by Kawailoa, pasture
Hanapepe by Haia's salt loi.
Land from Hukiku to Kealahili, then Kealahili gives it to Pohaakua who still has it at present without objections.
Aaron, sworn, he has heard Kaikamahine's testimony for Pohaakua's land, it is true.
[Award 4634; R.P. 5507; Kawailoa 1 ap. 8 rods; Kekaualepu 1 ap. 1 rood 20 rods; RP name is Pohaakua]