Mahele Documents

08035 Makua, his wife
Claim Number: 08035
Claimant: Alaiki
Other claimant:Makua, his wife
Other name:
Island: Kauai
District: Kona
Ahupuaa: Hanapepe
Ili: Koula
Statistics: 5346 characters 926 words
No. 8035, Alaiki
N.R. 370v9


Greetings to you, O Kamehameha III: /At/ Waakau in the `ili kupono of Koula, Hanapepe, is the land claim of Alaiki /which has been held/ from the time of Kaumualii Konohia /was the Konohiki/ at that time. When Kaikioewa was the Governor of Kauai, Kalunu was the Konohiki. Kanoa is the last governor, and Paaniani is the Konohiki of Koula. There are 14 lo`i, their length is 44 fathoms, the width is 22 fathoms that is the size of the taro/ land. The kula is 8 chains in length and its width is 4 chains that is the size of the kula.
ALAIKI
Hanapepe, Kauai
24 January 1848


F.T 229-230v11supp.
No. 10458, Alaika, Claimant, [margin notes says:] see 8035, 10458, Naopai

Kalepona, sworn, knows Claimant's lands. They are:

No. 1 - Okipu, a moo in ili of Koula in Hanapepe.
No. 2 - Akau, a moo ili of Koula.

No. 1 is bounded:
Mauka by Wainonoiia a kahawai
Wahiawa by Waiaka pali
Makai by Waiaka moo
Waimea by Hanapepe ....

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.... he thought it was more than he ought to have. To the 3rd objection I replied that as the taro patches of Koa were as he said near the S. boundary of the land, they were not in the part I had added but in the original survey by Mr. Pease which had already been awarded that such an objection was never before made to any one, nor to Mr. Pease. & when I was on the ground, neither Kanae, nor any other there knew of any taro patches in all that land (Okipu) that did not belong to Alaiki, but that Kanae told me expressly that he had no dispute with Alaiki about his claim. He asked to bring his witnesses by the 10th Inst unless he found Koa has cultivated those patches with Alaiki's permission - in which case he should drop the objection & write me a note. This has not been done - & I conclude I shall hear no more from him.
J.H. SMITH
Secretary
Yours Most Truly,
G.B. ROWEL
Sec. L. Com.

[Award 8035; Koula Hanapepe Kona; 2 ap.; 3 Acs 15 rods; TMK 1-8-01 2 pieces both listed as 8035:1, 1 for .61 Ac., the other for 2.7 Ac.]