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No. 8093, Heanu, January 8, 1848
N.R. 74v8
Ahupua`a of Kukuiwaluhia, claim for land. From Kauikeouli to Kinimaka, from Kinimaka to Ioe, from Ioe to me, Heanu who live on the land. I have lived here 23 years.
HEANU
F.T. 36v4
No. 8093, Heanu
Kekane, sworn, testified that claimant occupies five sections of land in Ili Kahekaapuhi, Ahupuaa Kukuiwaluhia which are thus bounded:
1. Section:
South by land held by Nakaikuahine
West, North & East by waste land.
Said section consists of three wet kalo patches, partly cultivated. No house on premises.
2nd Section:
South by land held by Ki
West and East by waste land
North by land held by Nakaikuahine.
Said lot consis ....
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.... Nakaikuahine
Hamakua by idle land.
8 patches, no pasture or house, land has been cultivated.
4. Section IV:
Mauka by land for Nakaikuahine
Kohalawaho by land for Nakaikuahine
Makai by land for Nakaikuahine
Hamakua by land for Kahuli.
1 dry garden has been cultivated, no house.
5. Section V:
Mauka by Lolo's land
Kohalawaho by idle land
Makai by Kamihana's land
Hamakua by konohiki's land.
Dry land and it has been cultivated, no house. Kinimaka had given him this interest in 1831; no one has objected.
Kauakanui, sworn and stated, I have known exactly as Kekuae has related here.
[Award 8093; R.P. 3557; Makapala N. Kohala; 1 ap. 8.28 Acs; See also 4038! not awarded]