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Puahuula Ili, Kaneohe Ahupuaa, District of Koolaupoko, Island of Oahu, Boundary Commission, Oahu, Volume No. 1, p 173
Boundaries of the Ili of Puahuula in Kaneohe, Koolaupoko
See Application on page 190
Application
To L. McCully, Esquire, Commissioner of Boundaries for the Island fo Oahu, Hawaiian Islands
The Petition of Abigail Maikai of Honolulu, Island of Oahu, respectfully sheweth:
That she is the heir of the blood of Luisa Kealoha, deceased, and as such is the owner of the Ili of Puahuula, Kaneohe, Koolaupoko, Island of Oahu, Hawaiian Islands, awarded to the said Luisi Kealoha, by Award of the Land Commission No. 7587, dated March the 27th 1855, a copy of which said award is herewith shown in exhibit marked “A”, and made a part of this Application.
That said Ili of land has not been surveyed according to the ancient land marks known to the kamaainas of the Country: That the owners of the lands adjoining are C.C. Harris and the estate of His late Majesty, Kamehameha V.
Wherefore, Your Petitioner prays that a time and place may be fixed for a hearing of this her petition and the taking of testimony relative to the boundaries of said Ili of land and that all persons interested therein be notified to appear, and that upon a final hearing herein, the boundaries of said tract of land may be duly and definitely fixed according to law.
Abigail Maikai by W.C. Jones, her Attorney.
October 25th 1873
W.C. Jones appears and withdraws his above application. The same land is claimed and applied for by the Estate of Nakuapa, deceased.
Costs 2.50 paid.
L. McCully, Boundary Commissioner, Oahu
Puahuula Ili, Kaneohe Ahupuaa, Koolaupoko District, Island of Oahu, Boundary Commission, Oahu
Volume 1, No. 1, pps 190
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.... ° 10' East true 990 feet along the same, the boundary being the ridge;
3. South 85° 05' West true 1240 feet down a ridge, along boundary of Kahaumoo and Kaluapuhi to end of stone wall;
4. North 58° 30' West true 1060 feet along stone wall and boundary of Kaluapuhi;
5. North 29° 35' West true 900 feet to edge of bluff;
6. North 6° 45' East true 490 feet along Kaluapuhi;
7. North 68° 15' East true 565 feet along Keana;
8. South 15° 00' East true 270 feet along Kaluapuhi;
9. South 74° 35' East true 835 feet along the same, and Keana to initial point.
Area 60 Acres.
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No. 5
From a point where a small stream enters a deep rocky basin run
South 57° 30' East true 352 feet;
North 63° 00' East true 232 feet;
North 12° East true 273 feet;
North 36° West true 170 feet;
North 80° 30' West true 258 feet;
South 41° 00' West true 432 feet;
South 57° 30' East true 97 feet to initial point, all bearings here being true.
Area 6 Acres.
No. 6
From a Hau tree which is North 66° 20' East true, 705 feet distant from the Kaneohe Plantation Chimney, run North 73° East true, 150 feet to the middle of the stream; thence up the middle of the stream around a peninsula, the North point of which is 750 feet due North from the initial point to a point which is South 60° West true 190 feet from said initial point; thence by this last course and distance reversed to initial point.
Area 3 8/10 acres
Total Area 275 Acres
In witness whereof I hereunto set my hand this 19th day of December 1874
L. McCully, Boundary Commissioner
[No. 27, Puahuula Ili, Kaneohe Ahupuaa, Koolaupoko District, Island of Oahu, Boundary Commission, 275 acres in 6 pieces, 1874]