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No. 6517, Waipio
N.R. 196-197v7
Greetings to the Land Commissioners: I have a claim in an `ili in the Ahupua`a of Halawa, Island of Molokai. I have a mo`o in the `ili which is named Kamoku. Ikoa gave it to Kekahuna, and on his death the land was bequeathed to me. Ikoa is still the konohiki. That is my claim on the land. I have cultivated this land until this very time. It is 132 fathoms long by 7 fathoms wide.
I request that if my clai ....
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.... ipio, 31 October 1853.
Naelemakule, sworn, he has seen Waipio's land in Kamoku, Halawa.
Section 1:
Mauka by Mahi's land
Wailau by konohiki's land
Makai by Wahineaea's land
Kaluaaha by a stream.
Land from Hulu at the time of Hoapili. No one has objected.
Kewalo, sworn, I have known in the same way as related in the above.
[Award 6517; R.P. 3493; Kamoku Halawa; 2 ap.; .615 Ac.]