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No. 5742, Kaluahinenui
N.R. 328v6
To the Land Commissioners, Greetings: I hereby state my claim for land in the `ili of Ohia. It was from Kahuehu, who is dead, leaving his wahine, Puhipuhi. It was they who gave me this land, that is how I received it. From Kahuehu were 16 lo`i, also, from Kamai I received 5 lo`i. I received 10 lo`i from Kuheleloa. I received these claims at the time when Kaauwai was officiating on Maui.
Some lo`is were from my foster father, Punipaa. He died in 1847 and bequeathed his to his mo`opuna, my own daughter. There are a total of 16 lo`i, also ....
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.... i at Palama.
Parcel 1 was from Napuupahoehoe in the time of Kamehameha I.
Parcel 2 was from his makua, at the same time. In the first parcel is one po`alima. No opposition.
[No.] 1. is bounded:
Mauka by Manu and Kuheleloa
Waihee by pali of Wai-kapu
Kula by Kakau and Kuahui
Maalaea by Waikapu stream.
[No.] 2. is bounded:
Mauka by Kapule
Waihee by Kekua
Kula by Napuupa-hoehoe
Maalaea by Poupou and Pepeiaopili.
[Award 5742; R.P. 4125; Ohia Waikapu Wailuku; 3 ap.; 1.2 Acs; Palama Waikapu Wailuku; 1 ap.; .12 Ac.]