Waihona Aina

No. 5299, Kailio, 21 January 1848
N.R. 263v6

Greetings to the Land Commissioners in Honolulu, Oahu: I hereby state my claim for land. At Kaonoulu in Kula I have 22 claims for land. At Alae One is one claim. At Alae Two are three claims. At Kaakaulua One is one claim. At Kaakaulua Two are two claims. At Puukahulu are three claims. At Kaonoulu are two claims. At Malaawa are two claims, one house claim. Kiona and Haumea, two claims. From Kamakailio to Kaluaolaie is one mala of Irish potatoes and one overgrown section remaining, and two claims of cultivation makai. I also have a winter kula.
KAILIO


F.T. 190-191v8
Cl. 5299, Kalio

Kawelo, sworn, The claimant"s lands are of 14 pieces.

No.1 - kula land in the ili of Makaula, Alae, an ahupuaa.
No.2 - kula land in the ili of Makaula, Alae, an ahupuaa.
No.3 - kula land in the ili of Kulau, Alae, an ahupuaa.
No.4 - kula land in the ili of Kaakaulua, Kaonoulu, an ahupuaa.
No.5 - kula land in the ili of Kaakaulua, Kaonoulu, an ahupuaa.
No.6 - kula land in the ili of Kaakaulua, Kaonoulu, an ahupuaa.
No.7 - kula land in the ili of Puuokaohulu, Kaonoulu, an ahupuaa.
No.8 - kula land in the ili ....