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No. 425, Pi
N.R. 152-153v2
Greetings to the Land Commissioners: I hereby petition you for my rights to the land and the stream:
1. My kuleana is at Kahilinamaia, at Waihee. The description is as follows: On the north, a fence*, on the east, the taro patches called Kiha, on the south a row of lauhala, and on the west the taro patches of Hamaka.
/*pa`aina land boundary wall/
2. My two taro patches at Holili. They are completely surrounded by kula.
3. At Pahukauila is a branch of the stream, adjoining the branch of Kupanihi on the south and on the east the branch of Kuanoo.
My section of land at Kahilinamaia was fr ....
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.... th the konohiki as well. He has received his (land) and the river section from Hawaii in the year 1833. He lived under Hawaii at that time until Hawaii's death and no one has ever objected to him.
Aa, sworn by the Word of God, I have seen all of those patches and the river. Pi had received his (Interest) from Hawaii; Hawaii, from Z. Kaauwai; Z. Kaauwai, from Hoapili and Pi has lived there to this day, no one has objected but he has been objected for the river by the landlord of Pahukaila. Pi had received all of these places in the year 18?3 (1833).
See Vol. 15 F.T. p. 102.
[Award 425; R.P. 3345; Kahilianamaia Waihee; 1 ap.; 2.29 Acs]