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No. 5135, Kekipi
N.R. 154v7
To the Land Commissioners, Respectfully: I hereby state my claim for lo`is and the sections of kula. These claims are in the Ahupua`a of Manawai, Island of Molokai and I have occupied this land for 2 years.
KEKIPI
F.T. 19v6
5135, Kekipi
Oleimakani, sworn, says this claim lies in ili Kukuipuho, Manawai.
Part 1st, kalo.
Mauka, fence
Ualapue, Oleimakani
Makai, Oleimakani
Ohia, Kaholo.
Part 2nd, kula.
Mauka, Uhaiaholo
Ualapue, pali
Makai, Oleimakani
Ohai, Kaholo.
Claimant received these lands from Hoonaulu A.D. 1840 & has had undisturbed possession since. ....
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.... ated that this was true, that, his statement was right and that the surveyor was wrong.
Decision: To remove 1 lo'i in Apana 1, and 2 acres from Apana 2.
N.T. 106v6 [also page 27, 2nd page 27]
No. 5135, Kekipi
Leimakani, sworn, the land is in the ili of Kukuipoko in Manawai and was from Hoonaulu in 1840, no objections.
Section 1 - Taro land.
Mauka by Kahiapaiole
Ualapue and Makai by Leimakani
Ohia by Kaholo.
Section 2 - Pasture land.
Mauka by Uwaiaholo
Ualapue by pali
Makai by Kaiwa.
Keaiki, sworn, they have known alike.
[Award 5135; R.P. 7550; Kukuipuho Manawai Kona; 2 ap.; 4.03 Acs]