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No. 4809, Lo, Puueo, Hilo, Hawaii, January 11, 1848
N.R. 692v8
Greetings to the Land Commissioners: I, Lo, of Puueo, Hilo, hereby state my claim for land in Puueo, received from my makuas. The length of my land is 144 fathoms and the width is 83 fathoms, as far as Wailuku. This land is good in a portion and a portion is a pali along the Muliwai of Kolopulepule. There is another parcel of land adjoining this land and in another place, 19 fathoms by 8 fathoms. Another parcel which does not adjoin these parcels is 52 fathoms by 43 fathoms. Another parcel is 45 fathoms by 20 fathoms. Another parcel is 80 fathoms by 17 fathoms. These land claims are known an ....
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.... land
Puna by ditch
1 cultivated kihapai.
Section 3 - Makai, Laauohala's land
Mauka by idle land
Hamakua by ditch
Makai by Kaiohe's house
Puna by street.
1 partially cultivated kihapai: Mauka and all around this kihapai is idle land.
New Kihapai:
Mauka by Kaenaena's land
Hamakua by Kauhiahiwa's land
Makai by Haleki's land
Puna by stream.
1 cultivated kihapai
Land from Hoolulu in 1829, no one has objected.
Wahine, sworn, he has seen this land exactly as Mahi has seen it.
[Award 4809; R.P. 4687; Puueo Hilo; 4 ap.; 8.86 Acs; (Moses Lo)]