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No. 43 F.L., Kamaka, Honolulu, January 19, 1852
N.R. 736v3
The Land Commissioners, Respectfully, I hereby enter my claim at Kuaipaako, `Ili in Honolulu, Oahu. There are four taro lo`i and one lo`i po`alima. I got this land from Kaahaaina in the year 1845, and have lived peacefully with no objections until this time.
With thanks,
KAMAKA
N.T. 282v10
No. 43 FL, Kamaka, 19 January 1852< ....
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.... for the government, the konohiki had personally tended this patch. This land has a lele toward the mountains directly in the back of Kawawanakoa, it is Kaaha. Part of this land is in the claim of Keliikahiliole, still another portion has been used for a church and school, and John Ii has a portion, no objections to the present time.
[Award 43 F.L.; Royal Land Patent No. 8052; Aipaako Honolulu Kona; 4 ap.; .81 Ac.]