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No. 5878, Kukiiahu, Kalauao, Ewa, December 15, 1847
N.R. 171-172v5
To the Honorable Land Commissioners of the Hawaiian Islands, Greetings: I hereby state my claim for land and house. This land is at Paaiau, and one claim of the ali`i is in the middle of this mo`o. It is bounded on the north by the land of Kaiaka and Kuana, on the east by my houses, on the south by the land of Opunui, on the west by the land of Kuaana. My second claim is at Kahawai Land. It is bounded on the north by the land of Nawelo, on the east by a kula which is mine, as far as my cattle corral, on the south by the land of Paakahi, on the west by the muliwai. I occupied this land ....
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.... ka, Kanaopai moo
Honolulu, Land enclosure
Makai, Amoole moo, Kalawaka moo
Waianae, Kamalua patch.
Section 2:
Mauka, Alaeanui ili
Honolulu, land fence
Makai, Kaioioea moo
Waianae, Kalanao stream.
Land from Kalua at the time Haalilio and group went on a trip with Lilikeke (Richard) in 1844.
Kila objected without grounds because it was government and the konohiki's lands which had been sold and the citizen's interest had been left intact.
Kalawaia, sworn, he has known in the same way as Opunui.
[Award 5878; R.P. 114; Paaiau Kalauao Ewa; 3 ap.; 2.043 Acs; See also 9312, and 9311]