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No. 1721, Hinawaie, Hoaeae, November 22, 1847
N.R. 227v3
To the Honorable Land Commissioners of the Hawaiian Islands,Greetings: I hereby state to you my claim for land and house. This land is at Kuainiho in Hoaeae, Ewa, Island of Oahu. It is bounded on the north by the house and the land fence, on the east by the land of Ewa and Makaku's /land/, on the south by the po`alima and the land of Kaihumau, on the west by the land of Kekomiki.
My second land claim is at Kalokoeli in Hoaeae and is bounded on the north by the land of Kaihumau, on the east by Kaneikawaieola, on the south by the land of H ....
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.... >Kamii, sworn, says is testimony accords with that of Kakukahiko.
N.T. 275-276v9
No. 1721, Hinawale (court action)
Kekukahiko, sworn, he has seen Kuainiho, a moo land with 4 taro patches and a pasture in 1 section in Kaaiiole ili, Hoaeae ahupuaa of Oahu. The boundaries:
Mauka by Paeli moo land
Honolulu by Kawainui Poalima/konohiki
Makai by Kalaekea moo land
Waianae by land fence.
Land from Namauu at the time of Liholiho. No one objected to him.
Kamii, sworn, testimony same as Kekukahiko.
[Award 1721; R.P. 772; Kuainiho Hoaeae Ewa; 1 ap.; 1.65 Acs]