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No. 937, Hawaiinaaupo, Honolulu, September 24, 1847
N.R. 547-548v2
Greetings to the Land Commissioners: I hereby tell you of our house lot claim in Honolulu at a place called Nulihopu. It is bounded on the north by the lot of Keaweluahi, on the east by the lot of Naheana, on the south and west by the lot of Keaweluahi. Nanauli was the one who had our claim -- he went to a different place and left this place to me. It is I who am telling of our claim. Nanauli and his makuas occupied it from the time of Kamehameha I, and then left lt. I have held it peacefully with no object ....
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.... 34; This property had been from Kamehameha I and my interest is from my parents. No one has ever objected.
Naheana, sworn and stated, "I have seen this. The boundaries are the same as have been just related to you. This property is for Kauanauli with Hawaiinaaupo living peacefully under him. Be had received this interest from Pali, his father, during the time perhaps of Kamehameha I. He also had di-rected Hawaiinaaupo to include this property in the claim; however, the fallacy of this interest rests with the person who wrote (the claim)."
[No. 937 not awarded]