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No. 8191, Hilo, Olowalu, Jan. 26, 1848
N.R. 459v6
Greetings to you, Kaauwai: I hereby state my claim to you. I have 5 lo`i at Ohia, water course, and a kula at Punanai. That is my land claim.
HILO
F.T. 235v7
Cl. 8191, Hilo
S. Golia, sworn, I know the lands of the claimant. They are in Ukumehame. One piece of kalo land in Peaiki and another in Uwai. The claimant received these lands as waste kula land before he worked on it before 1835 and his title is without dispute.
No. 1 is bounded:
Mauka by Kahinakalua's and
Hana by David Malo's land
Makai by Pakaie's land
Kaanapali by David Malo's land.
No. 2 is bounded:
Mauka by Joe Davis's land
Hana by Kapena's land
Makai by Paaoao's land
Kaanapali by J. Davis land.
Also a house land in Ohianui. The claimant received it from Kamakini.
No. 3 is bounded:
Mauka by my land
Hana by Joe Davis's land
Makai by the loi aupuni
Kaanapali by David Malo's land.
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.... ithout right. This was not a po`alima, but he continues to cultivate these lo`i until the present, undisputed.
Maui, sworn: It is true, he has cultivated this place a long time, since he acquired it until the present, and that dispute by D. Malo is without substance.
N.T. 110v5
No. 8191, Hilo
S. Golia, sworn, He has seen 3 sections at these ilis below here in Ukumehame, He had built his patches himself at the time of David Malo in 1835, no one had objected.
The boundaries are:
Section 1 - 1 patch at Ohia
Mauka by Kalaiwa
Hana by D. Malo's land
Makai by D. Malo's house lot
Kaanapali by D. Malo's land.
Section 2 - 1 patch at Uwai.
Mauka by Keo Nika's land
Hana by Kapena's land
Makai by Paaoao's land
Kaanapali by Keo Nika's land.
Section 3 - Pasture at Ohianui.
Mauka by Naakaakai's land
Hana by Keo Nika's land
Makai by Government land
Kaanapali by D. Malo's land.
[Award 8191; R.P. 7097; Kekenui Ukumehame Lahaina; 1 ap.; 25 rods]