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No. 6728, Mahulu, Olowalu, February 3, 1848
N.R. 414v6
To Kaauwai, Greetings and Peace: I hereby state my claim which may or may not be valid. It is a mala, and 20 lo`i, and a house lot. Perhaps, that is the claim.
Respectfully,
MAHULU
F.T. 223-224v7
No. 6728, Mahulu
Kalawa, sworn, I know the lands of Mahulu. They are in Kamani 3, Olowalu, and Kaunakukahi 1, Olowalu.
No. 1 is a section of kalo in Kamani 3.
No. 2 is a House lot and kula in "Kaunakukahi."
The claimant received these lands from Kaka, in the days of Kaaimalali, in 1843. There is no dispute about the House lot. but his title t ....
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.... his wife and children as heirs. The land was taken by Mahulu in 1845, where on he did farming from 1846 and 1847. No one had knowledge that Kaka had given the land to Mahulu.
The boundaries are:
Section 1 - Taro.
Mauka by Nakaikuaana
Hana by Kanahuliwaa
Makai by Kealoaikue
Kaanapali by Kanana.
Section 2 - School building.
Mauka and Hana by Naea's land
Makai by sea
Kaanapali by Kaalawa's house.
Poalima's are in the first section in Kamani.
[Award 6728; R.P. 4952; Kamani Olowalu Lahaina; 1 ap.; 3 roods 5 rods; Wailoa Olowalu Lahaina (Location index says Kamani & Wailoa 2 ap.; 1.69 Acs)]