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No. 4817, Mahoe
N.R. 120v7
I, Mahoe, have a mo'o named Lononuiaeioa, in the Ahupua'a of Kapualei, Island of Molokai.
The combined lengths are 45 /fathoms?/ and the combined widths are 15. It was from Pali to Kanelaauli, and from Kanelaauli to Mahoe. /It has been held/ 28 years. The witness is Kaneluahine. I also had a kula land which was taken by the Government.
MAHOE
F.T. 35v6
No. 4817, Mahoe
Mahoe's claim is for ili Lononuiaeioa & consists of kalo & kula lele lands.
Kalo.
Mauka, Laie
Manae, konohiki
Makai, Kanoholoa
Malalo, konohiki.
This claim came from days of Kamehameha I & Ilae confirms it.
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.... lamaula, Kanoho's land
Apana 3: Kula land
Mauka, Konohiki
Kaluaaha, Kaaiole
Makai, road
Kalamaula, Laie.
He received these from Kahipalioi when Hoapili was alive and has had quiet and undisputed possession.
Puahiohio, sworn: All the foregoing is true; it is the same as my knowledge of it.
N.T. 141v6 [also page62]
No. 4817, Mahoe
Hawaii, sworn, taro in ili land of Lonomuaiui in Kapualei.
Mauka by Laie
Manae by konohiki
Makai by Kanoholoa
Malalo by konohiki
Mahoe had lived there at the time of Kamehameha I, no one had objected.
[Award 4817; R.P. 7152; Lonomuaiwi Kapualei Kona; 3 ap.; 3.36 Acs]