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No. 5434, Kapau, Niumalu, Kauai, January 12, 1848
N.R. 151v9
The Land Commissioners, greetings: I, Kapau, a Hawaiian woman living at Niumalu hereby state my claim for one lo`i, named Aione and its kula which adjoins on the north of the lo`i, and a pond, Kanaio and its small ponds which adjoin on the west side, and five pools for raising fish, named Anahele, Aalanui, Kahiwapuhau, Kapuulu, and Kahakaloha. Those are the fish pools. Here is the measurement of my house lot and the fish pools in it.
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.... , Kaipolia from boundary on this side and the house lot.
Mauka by Alakoko pond
Wailua by the kanaka's pasture
Makai by the kanaka's pasture
Kona by river.
Section 3 1 young fish deposit from the boundary of the other end.
Mauka by Pali
Wailua by river
Makai by Kalanipuu
Kona by Kepo pali.
Land from M. Kuanaoa, Kepau still has it at the present time.
Makaaeae, sworn, he was present at the time of Kaupe's testimony for the land of Kepau.
[No. 5434 to Kapau in Niumalu]