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No. 6234, Koleamoku, Haiku, January 16, 1848
N.R. 262v5
To the Land Commissioners: I hereby state my little claim for land: two taro lo`i and two places cultivated in sweet potatoes, at Haiku of Kaonohimaka.
KAILI
2. Here also is my claim which is stated, for nine taro lo`i. One independent `ili, named Puaihao.
KANIHOE
3. Here is my claim which is stated to you, the Land Commissioners: eighteen taro `ili, one mala of dry land taro, ....
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.... br />Koolau by Kainea pali
Wailuku by Kaalaea ahupuaa.
Section 2 - Pasture at Kapuna.
Mauka by Kahili
Koolau by Opana pali
Makai by Kahili
Wailuku by Opana pali
These are ilis in Opana ahupuaa from Harbottle at the time of Kamehameha I, disputed.
There are poalimas in section 2, no objections.
[Award 6234; no R.P.; Kaluahinepi Opana Hamakualoa; 1 ap.; .53 Ac.; to Koleamoku; See 6510M, XX, K and 3304D for others]