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No. 5553, Kama, Holualoa 1, January 25, 1848
N.R. 389v8
Greetings to the Land Commissioners: I hereby tell you of the places I have taken in the chiefs` lands, as follows: In the kula are 4, in the pahee* are 4, at Kaluulu* are 4, in the apaa* are 8 cultivated plots of taro and sweet potatoes, at the highway are 5 kihapai of taro and mauka of the highway are 10, in the ma`u* belt are 5, in the forest are 8. Here are some planted things from my parents - the neneleau shrubs - when they died they bequeathed these to me. All these things which I have taken are in Kaohia. Here are these kihapais of mine at Pueo: In the pahee /Land zones in Kona/ are 2, within ulu* are 4, in the apaa* are 6. From the highway to within the ama`uma`u ferns are 20. In Kaluulu* is ....
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.... pos;s land
Ka`u by Molulolulo's land
Makai by Kauila's land
Kohala by konohiki.
1 cultivated section.
Section 12:
Mauka by konohiki
Ka`u by Molulolulo's land
Makai by Kauila's land
Kohala by konohiki.
1 cultivated section.
Section 13 - In Pueo 1 ili land is a palm tree and other plants, 2 kou trees, 3 palm trees, 1 row of prickly pears.
Land had been acquired by Kama's parents during the time of Kamehameha I, they left in to him, /Kama/ upon their death. No one has objected to him to the present day.
Kekoi, sworn, He has known in the same way as has been stated above.
The house lot claim by John Young has been postponed.
[No. 5553 not awarded]