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No 4605, Hakau
N.R. 317v4
Greetings to the Land Commissioners: In accordance with the law of our Kingdom, I present my claim for eight lo`i mauka of Kahoiwai in Manoa, and one kula. These are not together with those of the kono-hiki and of the Ali`i. Also, there are two sections of kahawai at Waikiki kai. These are mine; no one has dissented to these places, since my kane was the one who had them, and si ....
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.... land from Kaahumanu I before 1832 and Ieki had lived comfortably until his death in 1844. He had bequested these places to his wife and she has been living comfortably to the present time. No one has objected.
Postponed until the konohiki of these lands are available.
[Award 4605; R.P. 6426; Kahoiwai Manoa Kona; Kona; 2 ap.; 1547 fathoms, Pinaio Waikiki; 1 ap.; ?; Total land 4 Acs 3 fathoms]]