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No. 4905, Kapaa, Kamooloa, Kauai, January 11, 1848
N.R. 120-121v9
The Land Commissioners, greetings: I have a land claim for you to consider. There are three ponds - two ponds with taro and one over-grown one. Their length is 15 chains by 1 chain. One kula is 6 chains by 1 chain; this is an edge /or border/ within those ponds. One taro pond is 4 chains by 1 chain. Those are the lengths and the widths. There is a house claim and one kula. I ....
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.... >No. 4905, Kapaa
Haupu, sworn, he has seen his land at Kamooloa in Kuia ili, 10 lois probably are lying together.
Mauka by pasture
Puna by Kuia stream
Makai by Kuia stream
Hanapepe by Kuia pali.
Land from Ese Opunui at the time Keaweamahi was governor [governess], no objections.
Kaikuahine, sworn, he has heard Haupu's testimony, it is true.
[Award 4905; Kuia Kamooloa Kona; 1 ap.; 1.25 Acs]