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No. 1637, Kauma
N.R. 191-192v3
`Ili of Kanewai, Ahupua`a of Waikiki, Island of Oahu. I have one lo`i, and one small house. My lo`i is bounded on the north by the lo`i of Kaihumua, on the east by the lo`i of Kalama, on the south, the irrigation ditch of Waahila, on the west by the lo`i of Hoewaa. Finished.
KAUMA X
F.T. 149v3
No. 1637, Kauma, 9 October [1849]
Uma, sworn, This land is in Kanewai, Waititi.
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.... rned to the konohiki, Kalama, and Kauma and the land was bequested to Paliku who now lives there. Kauma has no wife, child or relative.
Lehuanui, sworn, Our testimonies are similar. Umu is right and Kauma having no heir, the land was returned to the konohiki. I have personally seen the konohiki give this land to Paliku, filling Kaumu's place. It has been conveyed to a person other than a relative. It has not been surveyed.
[No. 1637 not awarded]