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No. 327, Kaauwai, Z.
N.R. 84-85v2
Greetings to the Land Commissioners:
1. I hereby tell you of my house lot at Lahaina. it was from Pualinui and afterwards I was independent, because of the government, until the present. Eight months before the death of Nahienaena I worked on the lot, until the body of Nahienaena was brought /for burial on Maui/ and then resumed fencing, and it is complete at this time. Its diagram shows all the boundaries. /No diagram given/
2. Hawahe, inherited lot at Puunoa.
3. Upland of Paeohi, an inherited lot.
These are my claims. There are some w ....
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.... br />Kaanapali by Moalii's land.
Section 3:
Mauka by Hauole's land
Olowalu by Ukikihi's land
Makai by Kapaakea
Kaanapali by Kalawaianui and T. Keaweiui.
House lot from Kamakaiwa in 1840. The two taro moo sections from Kapaakea in 1841. These are with Z. Kaauwai at this time without incident.
Kahinu, sworn, the statements above are true.
[Award 327; R.P. 7193; Paeohi Lahaina; 1 ap.; 2 roods 34 rods; R.P. 7747; Paeohi Lahaina; 1 ap.; 1 Ac. 30 rods; Land Patent 8560; Puunoa Lahaina; 1 ap.; 37 rods; Land Patent 8352; Waiie Paeohi Lahaina; 1 ap.; 2.58 Acres]