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No. 6293, Keaupuni
N.R. 177v7
I, the one whose name is below, hereby state to you, the Commissioners to Quiet Land Titles, that I have an `ili in the Ahupua`a of Kupeke by Island of Molokai. The name of my `ili is Puina. It is 26 fathoms long by 14 wide. The konohiki who gave me this `ili is Kahaolekaukau.
KEAUPUNI
F.T. 26v6
6293, Keaupuni
Pahee says of this claim, it lies in ili Puina, Kupeke, 1 part, kalo.
Mauka, Pila
Waialua, Pila
Makai, pond
Mapulehu, konohiki.
F.T. 126v6 also page 47
No. 6293, Keaupuni
Pila, hoohikiia, Ma ka ili o Puina ma Kupeke.
Apana 1. he aina kalo
Mauka, o Pila
Waialua, o Pila
Makai, Loko
Pukoo, konohiki.
No Kahaolekaukau mai kona aina i ka 1846. Aole mea keakea ia ia..
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.... and until his death, when the work and the po`alima days passed to Keo, the son-in-law of Nakumu ma. I do not know whether he was under the Konohiki or Nakumu. Keo planted taro, and he died, and the work and po`alima labor passed to Keoki, the brother of Kamaha, the mother of Keaupuni. He planted taro and it was all consumed by the Konohiki. Just now Keoki has gone to Oahu to administer the claim at Olomana, 'Ili of Honolulu.
Postponed in order to question Keoki as to the nature of his occupancy.
N.T. 126v6 [also page 47]
No. 6293, Keaupuni
Kila, sworn, Taro land in Puina ili in Kupeke.
[It is bounded]:
Mauka and Waialua by Pila
Makai by Pond
Pukoo by Konohiki
Land from Kahaolekaukau in 1846, no objections, to Keaupuni.
[Award 6293; R.P. 6181; Puina Kupeke Kona; 1ap.; .65 Ac.]