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No. 6289, Kaneeleele
N.R. 174-175v7
Greetings to the Land Commissioners: I have an `ili in the Ahupua`a of Honouliwai on the Island of Molokai. Its name is Hakoo and it adjoined mauka and makai by Hakoo 2. There is a pali on either side. This land also has an adjoining kula.
The konohikis have been Kaukalia, Puna, Kanaloa, Papaiki, Kamainalulu, and Lolo, who is the last.
The witnesses for this land are Nakaula, Poohina, Makole, Kapopule and Kaiaionui.
KANEELEELE
F.T. 45v6
6289, Kaneeleele
Kaneeleele's claim is for ili Hakoo 3rd.
Mauka, Makaole
Manae, pali
Makai, Nakaul ....
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.... ua, a ua like no ka loaa ana me ka aina kalo.
N.T. 162v6 [also page 63]
No. 6289, Kaneeleele
Kaia, sworn, Hakoo ili in Honouliwai, taro and pasture.
[It is bounded]:
Mauka by Makaole
Manae by pali
Makai by Nakaula
Malalo by stream.
Kaneeleele lived there in 1846, without disturbance. 2 poalimas are there.
N.T. 33v16
No. 6289, Kaneeleele, 2 November 1853
This is kula land, the testimony of which was given in Waialua and the taro land was received in the same way.
[Award 6289; R.P. 6893; Hakoo Honouliwai2 ap.; 1.57 Acs; no R.P. Honouliwai; 1 ap.; 2.39 Acs]