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No. 5725, H. Koohulukea
N.R. 120v5
To the Land Commissioners, Greetings: I hereby petition for my claim in the 'Ili of Kaluaahuawa, Ahupua'a of Kaneohe. There are six lo'i and one kula in an area amounting to three acres, and one house lot. I have occupied them for four years with no opposition. In the 'Ili of Mamane are two lo'i and one kula to which I have had a right since I was small. It was for the Konohikis in the year 1832 and no one has opposed me in these six years in which I went to Lahainaluna. In ....
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.... & Pali
Kailua by auwai of Mamane.
No. 2 is bounded:
Mauka by the pali of Pueo
Koolauloa by ili of Puukaluha
Makai by Kauwaamoa
Kailua by the ili of Kaohawai.
The claimant received these lands as follows: No. 1 from his parents who had it in the days of Kamehameha I. No. 2 he received from his wife Kahoni who had it from olden times, His title is without dispute.
Kaikaina, sworn says, the testimony of Koma is true.
[Award 5725; R.P. 2043; Hakipuu Koolaupoko; 1 ap.; 5.78 Acs]