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No. 1450, Koa, Waikiki, Oahu, December 9, 1847
N.R. 116v3
Greetings to the Land Commissioners: I hereby tell of my land claim at Hamohamo in Waikiki. I have one lo`i of my own which was given me by my kaikuaana in the year 1832 and also one lo`i from my punalua which I would inherit if he should die. I also have some kula of mine at Hamohamo.
I also have a house lot at Keklo in Waikiki. My makuas began to occupy that place when Kamehameha I was ....
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.... uonohi
Makai, Kekuanaoa
Honolulu, Kepaa.
Koa received his interest from his older brother, Kahalekaluli. He had died in 1842 and had bequested these places for this person here /Koa/, and since that time he has lived to the present time, no one objecting. Koa's older brother had lived there a very long time.
Kepaa, sworn, Our testimonies are similar.
[Award 1450; R.P. 2839 & 6805; Hamohamo Waikiki Kona; 3 ap.; 1.71 Acs]