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Haikipuu Ahupuaa, District of Koolaupoko, Island of Oahu, Boundary Commission, Oahu, Volume 1, No. 1, pps 175-178
Boundaries of the Ahupuaa of Hakipuu in Koolaupoko; the Ilis of Iaakea in Waimalu, of Muliwai in Manana, Ewa, and Kaieie, in Kalihi, District of Kona.
[margin note:] charges p. 31-2
Application
Honolulu, August, August 2nd, 1873
To: Lawrence McCully, Esquire, Commissioner of Boundaries for the Island of Oahu, Hawaiian Islands
The Undersigned respectfully represents that he is the owner of the following named lands, to wit:
1. The Ahupuaa of Hakipuu situate in the District of Koolaupoko, Island of Oahu, aforesaid; that the same was awarded to the late Queen Dowager Hazeleleponi Kalama, deceased by Land Commission Award No. 4452, Apana 14 on the 13th day of April, A.D. 1855,and from whom the undersigned applicant inherited the same.
2. The Ili Aina of Paakea situated in Waimalu, in the District of Ewa, Island of Oahu, aforesaid;
3. The Ili Aina of Muliwai, situated in Manana, District of Ewa, aforesaid;
4. The Ili Aina of Kaieie situated in Kalihi, District of Kona, Island of Oahu, aforesaid.
All of the above named Ilis being now held and claimed under Royal Patent No. 4497, Land Commission Award No. 8559 granted to the undersigned applicant by name on the 11th day of June 1861; that the same have not been awarded by the Land Commission, patented or conveyed by deed from the King by boundaries described in such award, Patent or deed, and therefore he respectfully requests that the boundaries of said lands may be settled by Your Honorable Commission, and to that end makes this application to hear the same decided and certified by You, as Commissioner of Boundaries as aforesaid;
Pursuant to the requirements of the Statutes, the undersigned applicant represents that the following are the names of the adjoining lands and the names of the owners of the same, so far as known to the undersigned applicant, to wit:
Of the Ahupuaa of Hakipuu(to Folio 326)
The land of Kualoa owned by C.H. Judd
[page 176]
The land of Waikane owned by Hui of natives
The land of Puohulehule
The land of Kahana owned by Chinaman
The land of Kaawa owned by C.H. Judd (see folio 326 [for the above])
Of the Ili of Paakea
The land of Waieli owned by Kauwa
The land of Paepae owned by Manuela;
The land of Kahalaa owned by haki
See Book 3 p, 35 (Waikiki)
Of the Ili of Muliwai
The land of Kaholena owned by P. Kanoa;
The land of Keahua owned by J.M. Kapena
The land of Paauau owned by Keaka, wahine;
The Ahupuaa of Manana owned by R. Keelikolani
See folio 302
Of the Ili of Kaieie
The land of Keaonepanee, Government land
The and of Kolowalu
The land of Maoekanea, W.L. Moehonua
The land of Kioi, Captain Adams.
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.... s; West distant 380 feet; Thence along summit of dividing ridge between this land and Kaawa to point bearing
South 44° 20 West distant 715 feet; Thence along summit of dividing ridge between this land and Kaawa to point bearing
South 42° 00' West distant 350 feet; Thence along summit of dividing ridge between this land and Kaawa to point bearing
South 80° 25' West distant 550 feet; Thence along summit of dividing ridge between this land and Kaawa to point bearing
South 71° 15' West distant 1060 feet;
Thence still along summit of ridge dividing this land from Kaawa to point bearing
South 53° 30' West distant 395 feet;
Thence along summit of dividing ridge between this land and Kaawa to point bearing
North 78° 40' West distant 2903 feet;
Thence along the summit of ridge between this land and Kahana to point bearing
South 54° 50' West distant 1010 feet;
Thence along the summit of ridge between this land and Kahana to point bearing
South 45° 50' West distant 795 feet;
Thence along the summit of ridge between this land and Kahana to point bearing
South 35° 20' West distant 930 feet to summit of mountain Peak “Puuohulehule”
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Thence along summit of ridge between this land and Waikane, to point bearing
South 26° 05' East distant 635 feet;
Thence along summit of same ridge to point bearing
South 39° 45' East distant 755 feet;
Thence along summit of same ridge to point bearing
South 54° 35' East distant 1455 feet;
Thence along summit of same ridge to point bearing
South 55° 05' East distant 1425 feet;
Thence along summit of same ridge to point bearing
South 59° 30' East distant 1254 feet;
Thence along summit of same ridge to point bearing
South 34° 00' East distant 810 feet;
Thence along summit of same ridge to point bearing
South 40° 55' East distant 375 feet;
Thence along summit of same ridge to point bearing
South 42° 30' East distant 595 feet to Puu Pueo.
Thence North 81° 17' East true 2640 feet down slope of ridge and along Waikane to sea shore;
Thence along sea shore to the South end of big fish pond wall, which point bears North 3° 05' East distant 3820 2660 feet from last mentioned point;
The total Area of the Ahupuaa is 1165 5/10 acres, of this Area there remains to the Estate of Kanaina 924 ½ acres, comprising 10 acres of rice land, the Fish Pond of 124 ½ acres and 790 acres of grazing and Mountain Land.
Thence along the big fish pond wall and sea shore to Initial point, bearing North 84° 45' East distant 3820 feet.
Witness my hand this 29th day of March A.D. 1880
Richard F. Bickerton, Commissioner of Boundaries for the Island of Oahu.
[No. 53, Hakipuu Ahupuaa, District of Koolaupoko, Island of Oahu, Boundary Commission, 924 ½ acres, 1880]