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Kioloku Ahupuaa, District of Kau, Island of Hawaii, Boundary Commission, Hawaii, Volume A, p. 220
I ka Mea Hanohano Rufus A. Lyman, Luna Palena Aina o ka Mokupuni o Hawaii, &c, &c, &c.
O ka me a nona ka inoa malalo ke haiku nei he mau aina ko A. Keohokalole "Aole" i loaa no Awawa o ke kahi o kona mau aina "mai no Luna Hoona mai," Aka ua mau no nae kona noho kuleana ana maluna oia mau Ahupuaa Ohiki wale i keia ua.
Nolaila ke nonoi ia aku nei e hooponopono ia na palena o ua mau aina, e like me ko lakou mau inoa malalo panei. [penei?]
1. Ahupuaa, Kalana, Mokupuni
1. Ililoa, Puna, Hawaii
2. Nalua, Kau, Hawaii
3. Kamakamaka, Kau, Hawaii
4. Kapauku O[?], Kau, Hawaii
5. Mohokeaiki, Kau, Hawaii
6. Kioloku, Kau, Hawaii
7. Ilikahi, Kona, Hawaii
E. Kanoha ia no hoi ka Pae i pili i keia mau aina e hele ae i ku la, i hoolaha ia i e hana ia keia mau aina imua aki Konuiaina
Mea Noi
(Signed) D. Kalakaua
Honolulu, June 23d, 1873
Kioloku Ahupuaa, District of Kau, Island of Hawaii, Boundary Commission, Hawaii, Volume A, No. 1, pps 399-401
The Ahupuaa of Kioloku, district of Kau, Island of Hawaii, 3d Judicial Circuit
On this the 14th day of October A.D. 1873 the Commission of Boundaries for the Island of Hawaii, 3d Judicial circuit met at Waiohinu, Kau on the application of D. Kalakaua for the hearing of the testimony for the boundary of Kioloku, situated in the District of Kau, in said Island of Hawaii.
Due notice personally served on owners or Agents of adjoining lands, as far as known.
Present: J.G. Hoapili for applicant, and His Majesty; W.T. Martin for the Hawaiian Government.
For Petition see Folio 220
Testimony
Kumauna 2d, Kane, sworn, I was born at Kahuku at the time of Kawaaakua, after Peleleau, moved to Kioloku at the time of Ainoa, and have lived there ever since; Puumau of Honuapo and Kaahui (now dead) who were kamaainas, pointed out the b ....
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.... umaia," the junction of the lands of Kaunamano and Kaalaiki; Thence along Kaalaiki;
North 43° East 28.00 chains to a Palm tree at the North corner of this land; Thence along land of Kionaa as follows:
South 32 1/4° East 35.10 chains to L cut in bed rock of stream at place called "Waieleele;" Thence the stream is the boundary to place called "Kamakaili," general courses and distances as follows:
South 59° East 42.20 chains to kukui tree marked E at place called "Kaumuki;" East 20.00 chains;
South 40 1/4° East 34.70 chains to X cut in bed rock of the stream at place called "Kamakaili;" Thence along the land of Honuapo as follows;
South 18° East 8.67 chains;
South 53° East 28.55 chains to pile of stones in fern;
South 57° East 26.40 chains to D cut in a rock on the ridge at place called Kuapapa;
South 69° East 22.35 chains to pile of stones at "Kealakamano" road;
South 55° East 3.40 chains;
South 72 1/2° East 19.50 chains to pile of stones (South 20° West 1.00 cahin off to mouth of Maakani cave);
South 70 1/2° East 45.57 [note above .57; 56] chains to pile of stones;
South 71 1/4° East 18.48 chains to lilac tree marked I on top of Palilauu;
South 70° East 35.40 chains to Kahiapo's grave below Palilauu [page 100]
North 89 1/4° East 39.40 chains to O cut in the pahoehoe rock near the sea at a point called "Pohakau;" thence
North 89 1/4° East about 3.00 chains to the extreme end of the point. Thence along the shore about the following general courses; viz.;
South 45° West 25.00 chains, and
South 6 1/2° West 8l20 chains to the place of commencement.
Area 834 3/10 acres.
R.A. Lyman, Commissioner of Boundaries, 3d Judicial Circuit
Costs paid in full June 9, 1875
2 days hearing 10.-; 15 folio testimony 3.75; certificate 2.-; Stamp 1.-; description certificate 7 folio 3.50; 30.25
[No. 57, Kioloku Ahupuaa, District of Kau, Island of Hawaii, Boundary Commission, 834 3/10 acres, 1874]