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No. 1835, Kama
N.R. 272v3
`Ili of Makale, Wailupe Ahupua`a, Island of Oahu. 1847. I have four sweet potato mo`os, from Kamehameha I to this time. My claim is for *Kaluanui, Kapuukolea, Kahoolii, Kanepuulu, one house lot, and two planted trees. Finished.
KAMA
/*Translator's note: The names of the four mo`os./
F.T. 204v3
No. 1835, Kama, 19 November [1849]
Naehu, sworn, I know this land in Kahoalii in Wailupe, Waititi, consisting of kula land in two lots.
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.... a, Nawai, Niu and Kahai
Makai, the beach
Waikiki, the stream.
[No.] 2. 4 potato patches:
Mauka, precipice
Waikiki and Makai, Keala
Niu, a stream.
Halekii had given him his land during Kinau's time and Kamaha had given Halekii his interest. Kama has lived there peacefully to the present time without objections.
Malihi, sworn, Our testimonies are similar; no objections.
[Award 1835; R.P. 2378; Kahoalii Wailupe Kona; 2 ap.; 1.48 Acs; Makole Wailupe Kona; 1 ap.; 1.22 Acs]