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No. 8735, Kuaberena, Kohala, Hawaii, January 25, 1848
N.R. 31v8
Kapaau is the Ahupua`a, Lapanui is the ili which I have occupied for eleven years. Manuhoa gave this ili to my makuakane, and on his death I inherited the land.
KUABERENA
F.T. 61v4
No. 8735, Kuaberena, Kuapalena
Hewahewa, sworn, sworn, testifies that claimant occupies six sections of land in Ili of Lapanui, Ahupuaa of Kapaau, which are severally bounded as follows:
1st section (seaward)
South & West & East by waste land
North by Ili of Hauna< ....
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[No.] 5:
Mauka by idle land
Kohalawaho by idle land
Makai by Heleanaole's
Hamakua [not given].
Dry land with 8 gardens, no house.
[No.] 6:
Mauka by idle land
Kohalawaho by idle land
Makai by idle land
Hamakua by idle land.
(?)Kaikainalii had given him /Kuapalena/ his /a chief/ interest at the time of Kamehameha II; no one had objected.
Niheu, sworn and stated, I have known exactly as Hewahewa has stated here.
[Award 8735; R.P. 7353, Kapaau N. Kohala; 1 ap.; 23.96 Acs; R.P. to Kuapalena]