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No. 10500, Nanaainelua
N.R. 560v4
Greetings to you all, the Land Commissioners: I have a little claim for an `ili in the Ahupua`a of Halawa. This is a Molokai claim. It was entered in the Molokai book.
See page 301, volume 7
N.R. 301v5
No. 10500, Nanainaelua, See page 560, volume 4
Greetings to all of you Land Commissioners: I have a claim for an `ili in the Ahupua`a of Halawa, Island of Molokai, which is named Ninini. On the makai side is the `ili of Kipapali, for Mahiai; on the mauka side is the `ili of Ninini 2, for Nakua; the pali is above and the stream is below. My right of occupancy has been held from the time that Paia was the konohiki until the present when Kimokea is the new konohiki. My ` ....
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.... The kula land is not cultivated.
T. Keaweiwi, sworn, (Deputy Konohiki): His claim is good.
F.T. 177v6 also page 98
No. 10500, Naainaelua
Ili o Nininini ma Halawa.
Apana 1.
Mauka, Kahananui
Moakea, Pali
Makai, Imahiai
ma Koolau, kahawai.
I ka manawa o Kamehameha I ka noho ana, 2 poalima.
N.T. 177v6 [also page 98]
No. 10500, Nainaelua
Nininini ili in Halawa.
[It is bounded]:
Mauka by Kahananui
Moakea by pali
Makai by Inahiai
Koolau by river.
Naainaelua lived there at the time of Kamehameha I, 2 Poalimas are there.
[Award 10500; R.P. 4075; Ninenini 2 Halawa East Kona; 3 ap.; 2.25 Acs]