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[No. 9837, Koliola], No. 9836, Kalawaiahonu /Kalaiahonu/
N.R. 279-280v7
No. 9838, Nioimua /Moeimua/
Hear ye, ye Land Commissioners: I have a claim in the Ahupua`a of Kalaupapa, Island of Molokai, an `ili named Ahuli. It lies from the pali of Keolewa to Kapoloa. It is cut in the middle by the po'alima and then it jumps makai - this is Kaapaa and it lies, again, as far as Puuoniino, diagonally mauka of its boundary from seaward. For your information, the hooilo* is its length. Its width is 16 chains, or 176 fathoms. Its two sides are bounded by Niu on one side and by Hauola on a ....
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.... ki
Makai, ko Kaniho
Kaluakoi, he kai.
Ua loaa ia ia keia mau apana aina no Kumuhea mai i ka wa o Kinau mamua aku o ka M.H.1836, a ua noho oluolu a keia wa, aole mea keakea.
Kamaipelekane, hoohikiia, Ua pono kona kuleana aole mea keakea.
N.T. 204v6 [also page 125]
No. 9837, Koliola
Moo Ahuli.
Mauka by pali
Manae by Kalawaiahonu
Makai by Makanalua
Malalo by Pahua.
Inherited land from parents.
[Award 9837; R.P. 6359; Ahuli Kalaupapa Koolau, 2 ap. 4.41 Acs; See Award 9836 for Native Register document]