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No9315, Haki
N.R. 435v4
I, Haki, am a claimant of a mo'o in the 'ili of Waieli, Waimalu, Ewa, Oahu. The description is as follows: from Kaluakanaka to the northeast, the first and second mo`os are mine, named Kalokoloa and Keoneula.
HAKI
F.T. 50-51v9
Paioa, sworn says, the land is a moo kalo called Kaloko ....
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.... />Section 2:
Mauka, Keokea Friday
Honolulu, Lokokahi pond
Makai, Sea
Waianae, Paakai pond
Land from Maika at the time of Kinau, no one objected to him.
Maika, sworn, he has known in the same way as Paioa because he (Maika) had given
him the land.
[Award 9315; R.P. 866; Waieli Waimalu Ewa; 2 ap.; 1.568 Acs]