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No. 8746, Keawe, January 14, 1848
N.R. 34v8
Puakea is the Ahupua`a claim. It was from Keohokalole to Kekuanui, from Kekuanui to me, Keawe. /I have held it/ for fifteen years, that is my claim for land.
KEAWE
F.T. 77v4
No. 8746, Keawe
Kaahue sworn, testifies that claimant occupies one piece of land in Ili of Puuoneo, Ahupuaa Puakeaiki, thus bounded:
South by waste land
West by waste land
North by public highway
East by Ili of Puulaula.
Also one lot in Ili of Puulaula, Ahupuaa aforesaid.
South by land held by Kailiahi
West by waste land
North by waste land & public highway
East by Ahupuaa Honoipu.
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.... idle land
Hamakua by idle land.
A portion of it has been cultivated; no house.
6. Section VI - Puuoneo Ili land.
Mauka by idle land
The rest of the boundaries are Idle land
Some of it have been cultivated.
7. Section VII - Ili land in Laleakone ahupuaa named Puakeanui.
Mauka and the rest of the boundaries are Keohokalole's land. Two houses are there, one of which is for Keawe, one for Kaaua and another house is for Keohokalole in his /Keawe?/ claim.
Kekuanui had given him his interest in 1833; no one has objected.
Kalamailalo, sworn and stated, I have known [Left blank] [as] Kaaua has related here.
[No. 8746 not awarded]