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No. 741, Kalauwalu
N.R. 401v2
Greetings to you, the Land Commissioners: I hereby tell you of my claim for my house lot at Kauluwela in Honolulu. The boundaries are: North, Naihe's place; east, Keaweluahi's place; south, an irrigation channel; west, the kula.
This place of mine was from Kaule. I have held it peacefully and there is one house of mine there.
I have two taro patches also, at Kauluwela in Honolulu, they are together. The boundaries are: North, land of Naihe; east, a po`alima patch; south, Kaliu; west, land of Kaiewe. These patches are held by me under the authority of the konohiki.
KALAUWALU
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.... oundaries are
Kaliu, Waikiki
Halali's koele, toward the mountain
Naihe's land, Ewa and
Kaiewe's land, toward the sea.
This taro land is in a single ili area. I have not known that anyone has objected to him.
See page 546
N.T. 546v2
No. 741, Kalaualu, from page 539, February 28 [1848]
Paele, sworn by the Bible and stated, "I have seen Kalaualu's place just as Palilo's statements are which have been read here on everything about it. I have not know that anyone has ever objected to him."
Page 539
[Award 741; R.P. 2263; Kauluwela Honolulu Kona; 2 ap.; .83 Ac.]