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Kaumalumalu Ahupuaa, District of North Kona, Island of Hawaii, Boundary
Commission, Hawaii, Volume A, No. 1, pps. 242-244
Honorable R.A. Lyman, Boundary Commissioner for Island of Hawaii
The undersigned would herewith make application for the settlement of the boundaries of the following Ahupuaas or lands belonging to Her Excellency, R. Keliikolani; viz.
Kikala, Hilo Hawaii, bounded by Maumau adjoining lands unknown
Haiku, Hilo Hawaii, bounding lands unknown
Kauniho, Hilo, Hawaii bounding lands unknown
Waikaumalo, Hilo Hawaii, bounding lands unknown
Lepoloa, Hilo, Hawaii, bounding lands unknown
Piha, Hilo, Hawaii, bounding lands unknown
Kaulakailio, Hilo, Hawaii, bounding lands unknown
Kaiwiki, Hamakua, Hawaii Humuula & other lands
Kalakalaula, Hamakua, Hawaii, bounds unknown
Kapoaula, Hamakua, Hawaii, adjoining lands unknown
Kemau, Hamakua, Hawaii, adjoining lands unknown
Pohakuhaku, Hamakua, Hawaii, adjoining lands unknown
Waikaloa, Hamakua, Hawaii, adjoining lands unknown
Paalaea, Hamakua, Hawaii, adjoining lands unknown
Kaala, Hamakua, Hawaii, adjoining lands unknown
Manowaialei, Hamakua, Hawaii, adjoining lands Humuula &c
Keahua, Hamakua, Hawaii, adjoining lands not known
Kana, Hamakua, Hawaii, adjoining lands not known
Kapaaula, Hamakua, Hawaii, adjoining lands not known
Waialeale, Hamakua, Hawaii, adjoining lands not known [page 243]
Niulii, Kohala, Hawaii, adjoining lands not known
Puanuipoepoe, Kohala, Hawaii
Puanui, Kohala, Hawaii
Hamanamana, Kona, Hawaii
Opea, Kona, Hawaii
Keopu 3rd, Kona, Hawaii
Kailua, Kona, Hawaii
Kulihee, Kona, Hawaii
Kaaipuhi, Kona, Ha ....
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.... onanui, a puhala tree, thence to mauka Government road running along iwi aina to Kemau. Puuoholualoa, a hill; thence to mawae, a water hole in the woods, where I have heard Holualoa ends. I do not know which Hooluloa runs through the woods to mawae. I do not know the points of the boundaries above this place in water hole lower edge of woods, in the woods, called Mawae.
Cross-examined
Palanolelo, kane, sworn, I was born at Kapapala in Kau, Hawaii at the time of Okuu. I now live at Kaumalumalu, Kona; have lived there two years. Have lived on Holualoa, twenty years and know [page 326] a part of the boundaries. Nakaoekolu, kane, pointed out the makai boundaries to me; the boundary at shore between Pahoehoe and Kaumalumalu is Manawala; thence mauka to Waiaea in fern at the edge of the woods. I have forgotten other points on the boundary on this side.
The boundary at seashore between Holualoa and Kaumalumalu is at Kauilaopelu, a heiau.
The Kaheka is on Kaumalumalu. I do not know other points on the boundary between here and the woods. There is a pali in the woods, Kaumalumalu is at the base and Holualoa is on top of this pali; Umiahu is mauka boundary and joins Kahaluu at Mawae on the base of Hualalai, an awawa; The North end of Umiahu. These are all the boundaries that I know anything about.
Cross-examined
No Witnesses. Kapukui says there are no more kamaaina as to be found. Case continued till further notice to all interested parties.
R.A. Lyman, Commissioner of Boundaries, 3rd Judicial Circuit
Costs 1 day hearing 10.-; recording testimony 9 folio 2.25; paid May 28, 1874; 12.25
[No number, Kaumalumalu Ahupuaa, District of North Kona, Island of Hawaii, 1874, no survey]