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No. 1829, Hoohoku
N.R. 271v3
`Ili of Kawailele, Manoa, Island of Oahu. I have one mo`o, nine lo`i, one kula, one house lot. On the north is the kula of Paniani, on the east is the lo`i of Hoa, on the south is the kula of Hamakahonu, on the west is the lo`i of Kapaula. It is finished.
HOOHOKU
F.T. 197v3
No. 1829, Hookoku, 5 November 1849
Nakula, sworn, This is in Kawailele, Waititi, kalo, 8 patches & some kula with 1 house ....
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.... .00 by Hoohoku and $8.00 by Wahahee for Paele."
J. Kekaulahao, Land Officer who settles claims.
See page 425
N.T. 425v10
No. 1829, Hookohu (from page 402); No. 1827, Wahahee (from page 422)
We do not agree with the statements written by Kekaulahao on page 422 of this book on 25 October, and here we are because of the claim, right or wrong according to the law.
[Award 1829; R.P. 2582; Wailele Manoa Kona; 1 ap.; .95 Ac.]