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No. 6432, Kaninau, Lahaina w/aena/?, 3 February 1848
N.R. 375v6
Greetings to the Land Commissioners: I hereby enter my claim for lo`is and land. My lois are in Lahaina at Kelawea, in the lot of Pikanele, above Kapoulu, on the north adjoining the lot of Loreina Anelu /Lorrin Andrews/. One mo`o with 17 lo`i and 3 separate lo`i outside /the mo`o/ which are in the kahawai /valley/ of Kapoulu, making a total of 20 lo`i.
Furthermore, there is an `ili in Honokawai in Kaanapali District, Island of ....
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.... d disputed by Pikanele. I live close to it, and know that Pikanele enclosed this piece of land along with his other land in 1840. Pikanele gave Pokai the husband of Kaninau, the privilege of living on this place, under him. Pokai was a mason and was sometimes employed by Pikanele, who also allowed him to live on the place in question but the land belongs to Pikanele.
(Decided in favor of Pikanele)
[Award 6432; R.P. 1843; Kelawea Lahaina; 1 ap.; .56 Ac.; Wanaloa Honokowai Kaanapali; 1 ap.; .41 Ac.]