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No. 3336, Nalopi
N.R. 62v6
Greetings to the Land Commissioners: I hereby state a claim for land. In Hamakua, at Kuiaha, Kuponamoa, is a pauku of land. Kula land is at Ulupepe, Poholauhala, Kumapopo. A house claim is in Haiku and a sweet potato kula also. At Pauwela is a sweet potato mo`o. Those are my claims for land, lo`i and kula. Lauhala and two houses are in Pauwela and in Kuiaha.
A respectful farewell to the Land Commissioners.
NALOPI
Kuiaha in Hamakualoa, Pauwela, Haiku.
30 January 1848
F.T. 65-66v8
No. 3336, Nalopi
Kapihe, sworn, The claimant's land are of 5 pieces; those pieces in the ili ....
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.... />Mauka by Luaaopu ili
Koolau by Kaupakulua pali
Makai by Pali
Wailuku by Kuiaha pali.
Section 6:
Mauka by Kauaililea
Koolau by Stream
Makai by Kanaililea
Wailuku by Pali.
N.T. 41v7
[No. 3336?], Nalopi, July 19, 1849
[No number listed]
Kapohaku, sworn, he has seen Nalopi's land of 1 pasture section in Pualoa, ili of Keokea ahupuaa and which he had given of it in 1845. No one objected.
Mauka, Makawao, Makai is Kapokaku
Honuaula by Ku.
See page 44, volume 5 [probably means 444v5]
[Award 3336; R.P. 2194; Kuponamoa Kuiaha Hamakualoa; 1 ap.; 5.15 Acs]