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No. 507, Namauu
N.R. 206v2
Greetings to the Land Commissioners: I hereby tell you of my claims to house lots at Lahaina at Kanauapuaa on the makai side of the Government road. It was idle land and thru my work and hiring /of workers/ I built a house. No one objected until this time when I am telling you. This land is my own. This is the lot which adjoins (John D.) Keoni Kosina, carpenter.
House lot 2. This lot adjoins the Hale Piula on one side and the lot of Keoni Ana on one side. One right to this place is from Hoapili and also from Kaleokekoi, and one rightalso was from the `li`i.
House lot 3. This lot is outside of ....
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.... ing are the boundaries:
Section 1 - Lot in Pakaha.
Mauka by Government land
Olowalu by The King's lot
Makai by Beach
Kaanapali by John Young and A. Paki's land.
Section 2 - Lot in Waiokama.
Mauka and Olowalu by Nalehu's land
Makai by Beach
Kaanapali by Kaleokekoi.
S. Hanemo, sworn, He has seen Namauu's lot at Puunoa which was from the King in 1839, no objections.
The boundaries are:
Mauka by Government road
Olowalu by Kainehe ahupuaa
Makai by Hanemo, Poopuaa and Kamaka's land
Kaanapali by Ku's lot.
[No. 507 not awarded]