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No. 4767, Napaliola, Mahaulepu, Kauai, January 13, 1848
N.R. 117v9
Greetings to the Commissioners who Quiet Title from Hawaii to Niihau; I, Napaliola, a man living in the `ili of Haukii at Mahaulepu on the island of Kauai have three lo`i, one mala of wauke, three mala of noni, 1 salt pond, and one sweet potato mala. My claim is ended.
A respectful farewell.
NAPALIOLA
F.T. ....
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.... pe by Kawailoa pasture.
No objections. No one granted him this land, he had worked on it himself since the time of Kaumualii until his death, after which his wife, Nahoakaolelo received the land and has had it to the present day.
Aaron, sworn, he has heard Kahee's testimony for Napaliala's land, it is true.
[Award 4767; Land Patent 8376; Kaukii Mahaulepu Kona; 1 ap. 1 rood]