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No. 7470, Keawe, January 25, 1848
N.R. 265-266v8
Greetings to you, J. H. Smith: I hereby tell you of my nine kihapais. The name of the area where these 9 kihapais are in Puupoa 2.
Two ili kupono, for Kanaina, are 1, Kamuku and 2, Umiulu.
1 sweet potato kihapai, is 50 fathoms by 12 fathoms.
Kihapai 2 is 18 fathoms by 10 fathoms.
Kihapai 3 is 16 ....
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.... piece of kalo land, containing seven patches.
The potato patch is bounded: On all sides by the konohiki's land
And so also is the kalo land.
The claimant received these lands from Hoapili wahine in the days of Kamehameha I, and he has occupied them in peace ever since either by himself or relatives.
[Award 7470; Keopu 3 N. Kona; 1 ap.; .14 Ac.]