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No. 6757, Opuloa
N.R. 222v7
Greetings to the Land Commissioners: I have a claim in the `ili of Keauhou in the Ahupua`a of Halawa on the Island of Molokai. It is a mo`o, bounded on the makai side by a mo`o for Puaua [Puana], the mo`o on the mauka side is for Haole, a pali is above, and a muliwai is below. It has been occupied from the time that Kuoha was the konohiki, when it was given me by Kauahoa. I have gone to the po`alima labor days and paid the taxes, and have cultivated the land until thi ....
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.... nu I was alive and he has had quiet and undisputed possession until this time. The Konohiki's claims are separated, outside.
Kekahuna, sworn, The foreging testimony is true, the same as my knowledge of it.
N.T. 181v6 [also page 102]
No. 6757, Opuloa
Taro in moo of Keahou ili in Halawa.
[It is bounded]:
Mauka by Kama
Makai by Puana.
Opuloa lived there at the time of Kaahumana, 1 poalima.
[Award 6757; R.P. 4300; Keauhou Halawa; 1 ap.; 1.13 Acs]