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No. 10910, Uahauna, Kohala, January 22, 1848
N.R. 20v8
I hereby describe my land - the length is four hundred and ninety, the width is two hundred and fifty. It is an `ili for Makao. My kupunas occupied it through Naihe. On his death, Aikanaka inherited it and my makuakane lived there. When Aikanaka died, Keohokalole inherited it, and my makuakane died. Keohokalol ....
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.... kai is Paepae, an ili land
Hamakua is a stream.
It is dry land and only a portion of it has been cultivated. Seven houses are there, 2 of which are for Uahauua and some of them for his people. One foreigner, Kaina, is in this section.
This had been acquired at the time of Kamehameha II from Kaiahua /konohiki/; no one has objected.
[No. 10910 not awarded]