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No. 1548, Kaluomahi
N.R. 155v3
Honorable Members of the Privy Council, Greetings: I, the undersigned, hereby petition for my taro land claim, which is situated in the `ili of the Ahupua`a in Kalihi waena on Oahu, makai of the Kalihi bridge. The konohiki is Aki wahine. Its boundaries are: on the north, east and south, a land for Kaua, on the west a land for Maile. One of my lo`is is in the land of Kaua. This claim was gotten when Kahuna was the tax of ....
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.... rately about this because it is he who has established relationships with Kaua II.
Maile, sworn, I was the konohiki of that land after the death of Kaahumanu I and I had given the two patches to Kaluaomahi and it has always been that way to the present time. Kaua II has been tilling the land according to his own thinking. I did not give him (the land).
See page 203 [1214, Kaua II]
[Award 1548; R.P. 3292; Mokauea Kalihi Kona; 2 ap.; .15 Ac.]