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No. 7418, Kaeawa, Waialua, January 5, 1848
N.R. 333v5
To the Land Commissioners: I hereby state my claims. My right of occupancy was from Kahalau, and I still occupy them. The first is at Keekee, one pali wauke, surrounded by Hianana ma's land. 2. At Kau is one lo`i, from Ewauli, it adjoins Kealohai ma's. 3. In Peku's land I have two lo`i adjoining Kuokoa ma's. 4. At Lower Anahulu is a place planted in taro by me. 5. At Kawaipuolo is one lo`i adjoining the muliwai and Kalaehiwa ma's land. 6. At Kaiaulaula are twenty-two lo`i and a small sweet potato kula which adjoins the land of Kealohanui ma. 7. At Pahui, Ukoa, I have two mala of gourd and I have a large kula at Kaiaulaula. 8. My house lot is surrounded by fence. We also have a pasture for our animals, a ....
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.... kai, land of Kalaekina
Koolaupoko, muliwai of Anahulu.
Apana 4:
Mauka, Apana 3
Waianae, land of Huki
Makai, muliwai of Anahulu
Koolaupoko, muliwai of Anahulu.
Apana 5:
Mauka, Ainaiki
Waianae, muliwai of Anahulu
Makai, land of Kealohaio
Koolaupoko, pali.
[Apana 6 missing]
Apana 7:
Mauka, lot of Kolikoli
Waianae, pond of Kolikoli
Makai, Keanapahuiki
Koolaupoko, house lot of Pehu.
[Apana 8 missing]
His lands were from Kuokoa in the time of Kinau, and are undisputed
Kuokoa, sworn, My knowledge of it is the same as Olopana's. They were mine /to give out/.
[Award 7418; R.P. 1471; Kawailoa Waialua; 3 ap.; 2.97 Acs; Lokoea Kawailoa Waialua; 1 ap.; .51 Ac.]