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No. 5325, Kiha, Hamakuapoko, 15 January 1848
N.R. 268-269v6
Greetings to the Land Commissioners: I hereby state my claim for land at Hamakuapoko. There is a kula, named Nokuoi which is only a kula -- there are no people there and it is uncultivated. Since I wanted it I asked the konohiki whose land this was.
Here are some other claims, for some cultivating lots at Paia. There are 14 and 1 cattle enclosure and three drinking water springs. I have two lands inherited from my father-in-law. I also have some kulas there.
Here is another claim for 3 taro lo`i at Haiku in Hamakualoa which I received from Kahaleahu, however, it was I who dug and made them into lo`is. Kekuaiwahia is an eyewitness and some other people living th ....
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.... >Mauka by Waaluawai
Koolau by Kekipi
Makai by Kekapa
Wailuku by Kamakaala.
Section 2 - Pasture.
Mauka by Kamakaala
Koolau by Kikipi
Makai by Kahalelaau
Wailuku by Kamakaala.
Section 3 - Pasture.
Mauka by Kahalelaau
Koolau by Kekipi
Makai and Wailuku by Kamakaala.
Section 4 - Pasture.
Mauka by Haliimaile
Koolau by Kamakaala
Makai by Government road
Wailuku by Pasture.
Section 5:
Mauka by Palalu
Koolau by Kamakaala
Makai by Government road
Wailuku by Pasture.
[Award 5325; R.P. 2341; Kahinahina Paia Hamakuapoko; 3 ap.; 2.43 Acs; Kakalaioa Paia Hamakualoa; 1 ap.; 2.17 Acs; Mokuoi Paia Hamakuapoko; 1 ap.; 3.14 Acs]