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Poloke ½ (Crown) Ili, Waikiki Ahupuaa, District of Kona, Island of Oahu, Boundary Commission, Oahu, Volume No. 1, pps. 170-172
Application for the settlement of Boundaries of Sundry Crown Lands.
Honolulu, Nov. 23rd 1868, Honorable W.P. Kamakau, Komisina o na Palena Aina, Apana H.K. [Hawaii Kingdom] Akahi, Me Ka Mahalo.
Ma Ke kauoha a J.O. Dominis kekahi o na Komisina o na Aina Moi, Ke waiho aku nei au i mua ou i Keia palapala, me Ke noi aku, e hooponopono Koke ia na palena o na Aina malalo nei.
1. Waianae, Aoao Komohana – Makaha no John Holt
Aoao Akau – Kamananui no Aupuni
Aoao Akau – Wahiawa no ke Kula
Aoao Hikina – Waikakalaua no ka Moi
Aoao Hikina – Pouhala no Kimo Pakaka
Aoao Hikina – Honouliuli no Amoe (wahine)
2. Aiea, Aoao Komohana – Kalauao no John Meek
Aoao Hikina – Halawa no M. Kekuanaoa
3. Moanalua, Aoao Komohana – Halawa no Kamaikui
Aoao Hikina – Kahauiki no Ka Moi
4. Kahauiki, Aoao Komohana – Moanalua no L. Kamehameha
Aoao Hikina – Keonawawana no Kahinu
Aoao Hikina – Kahiaopalena no Ka Moi
See page 318 [margin note] 5. Auwaiolimu, Aoao Komohana – Waikahalulu no H. Kalama (wahine)
Aoao Komohana – Kahekuna no ka Moi
Aoao Komohana – Kalawahine no Amoe (wahine)
Aoao Akau – Kalawahine no Amoe (wahine)
Aoao Hikina – Kewalo no Aupuni & Kamakee
See page 319 [margin note] 6. Kapaloa, Aoao Komohana – Kewalo no Kamakee (wahine)
Aoao Komohana – Kaakaukuikui no V. Kamamalu
Aoao Akau – Kaakaukuikui no V. Kamamalu
Aoao Hikina – Auwaiolimu no Ka Moi
Aoao Hema – Auwaiolimu no Ka Moi
7. Makiki, Pili me Pawaa o John Ii
Pili me Kaihuokapua no Aupuni
Pili me Kaihuokapua no Keanui (wahine)
Pili me Poloke no Keawehano
8. Kaneloa, Aoao Komohana – Hamohamo no J. O. Dominis
Aoao Komohana – Kekio no Keekapu [page 171]
8. Kaneloa, Aoao Akau – Kapahulu no W. C. Lunalilo
Aoao Hikina – Kapahulu no W. C. Lunalilo
Aoao Hikina – Kekio no Keekapu
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.... r />Kaohimaunu, sworn, (see testimony taken this date on page 263 [KaiwioKaihu], Am kamaaina with the piece in question. Piikoi as the Luna for the division of lands, divided Poloke which was Keawehano's (giving him the portion awarded on page [left blank])and taking this, the smaller half for the King, preferring this. On one side is KaiwioKaihu (Keaniani, see p. 263), on the upper side is John Ii, on the other two sides is Opu, of Estate of Kamehameha V. I pointed out the boundaries to Professor Alexander, who surveyed them, the piece is well defined by Kuaonas [kuauna], a fence and a ditch.
Professor Alexander states that his survey presented follows the direction of the witness and with the assent of all parties adjacent.
Awarded accordingly
Award No. 10
Office of the Commissioner of Boundaries
In the Matter of the boundaries of ½ Poloke in Makiki Valley
Proper application having been made by the Commissioners of Crown Lands, and due notice having been given to all parties concerned, the matter came on to be heard at the Court House in Honolulu on the third day of April A.D. 1874, and from the proofs taken, I find that this piece was “Maheled” to the Crown by Keawehano and that the boundaries are as follows, viz: apana 3 of Poloke Makiki are:
Beginning at North mauka corner of this land, adjoining Pawaa, John Ii, the boundary runs:
1. South 20° 26' West 125 feet true along government land;
2. North 69° 55' East 282 feet true along KaiwioKaihu;
3. North 27° 04' West 51 feet true along kahawai to John Ii land;
4. North 85° 20' West 42 feet true J. Ii
5. South 79° 41' west 159 feet true J. Ii to place of beginning.
Containing 437/1000 of acre
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand at Honolulu this 3rd day of April 1874
Lawrence McCully, Commissioner for Oahu
[No. 10, Poloke ½ (Crown) Ili, Waikiki Ahupuaa, District of Kona, Island of Oahu, Boundary Commission, .437 Acre, 1874]