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No. 1252, Kauwa, November 27, 1847
N.R. 39-40v3
Greetings to the Land Commissioners: I hereby tell you of my claim for taro land and house, in the 'ili of the konohiki, Kaailauhala. The name /of the place/ is Kaunapo and is in Kalihi waena, just mauka of the Kalihi bridge. It is bounded on the north by a hog pen; on the east by the land of Alika; on the east and the south by Kaailauhala's ....
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.... w for his wife, Laumaka. He had received it in 1834; no one had objected."
" /name smeared/ sworn and stated, "I have known about this land just as Kahunahuna has known about it." Kauwa himself has stated before the land commissioners, thus: If my wife, Kahunahuna II, and I should die, then Laumaka is our heir."
[Award 1252; R.P. 1247; Hamapo Kalihi Kona; 2 ap.; .98 Ac.]