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No. 10221*M, Makaulia, Lahaina, February 8, 1848
N.R. 516-517v6
Greetings to the Land Commissioners: I hereby state that the Ahupua`a of Kaapuna, in Kona, Hawaii, is my share from the Mo`i, separate from his.
Also, in Lahaina, Maui, are four lo`i and a place suitable for making into lo`i. A cultivated kula and a breadfruit tree are at Polapola, an `ili in Lahaina, and also, at Polanui is a lot with 12 lo`i, a kula for planting potatoes, two mo`o for planting bananas, three coconut trees and two breadfruit trees.
K. MAKAULIA
F.T. 61-62v7
Cl. 10221, Makaulia, Lahaina, June 4, 1849
Keaweluaole, sworn, I know the house lot of the claimant in "Kelelani," Lahaina and his lands in Bolabola, Lahaina, consisting of 4 lois and a cultivated field. There are all I know.
The claimant received these lands from Kekauonohi at the time they were building ....
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.... e cattle yard of Kahipokini[?]
Olowalu by "Launiupoko"
Makai by the land of Kauhi
Kaanapali by the pali.
The kalo land of 6 lois is bounded:
Mauka by the land of Kauhi
Olowalu by the pali
Makai by the poalima lois of Kanaina
Kaanapali by the land of Kauhi.
The next of two lois is bounded:
Mauka by the land of Kapule
Olowalu by the land of Pela[?]
Makai by the land of Kapule
Kaanapali by Waineenui.
the other piece of 2 lois is bounded:
by the land of Kanaina on Mauka side
Olowalu and the other sides by my land.
(See claim 6855, Kepa, claimant which is a counter claim for a part of the kalo above described)
[Award 10221; (Maui); R.P. 4445; Keana Polanui Lahaina; 2 ap.; 3 Acs 2 roods 3 rods; Kilolani Lahaina; 1 ap.; 3 roods 13 rods; & R.P. 1962 Polapola; 4 ap. 2.25 Acs 3 rods; See 10218 for Island of Hawaii award]