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No. 2281, John B. Kaiana, Hilo, Hawaii, 22 December 1847
N.R. 428v3
To the Land Commissioners, Greetings: I hereby state my claim, as enacted in law. In the Ahupua`a of Ponahawai, `Ili of Kanewahineiki, is a parcel of four acres of land to which I have a right from my makua. the witnesses are: Lahaina, Kauakahi, Akenaka.
With thanks,
JOHN B. KAIANA, Tax Official
Hilo, Hawaii 22 December 1847
To the Land Commissioners, Greetings: I hereby state my claim, as enacted in law. In the Ahupua`a of Waiakea, `Ili of ....
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.... is death on April 1848, the land has been bequested to his wife, Kahalelau. Lahaina has not known that it has been objected.
Kauakahi, sworn, He has known exactly as Lahaina had stated here. The second section is in Alenoho ili land of Waiakea ahupuaa. This /hearing/ has been postponed until the officers meet with Kaunuohua the konohiki and agree on the ten acres of Kaiana, J.B. just as he /Kaiana/ had filed in his claim document.
[Award 2281; R.P. 6788 Ponahawai Hilo; 1 ap.; 2.87 Acs; R.P. 5713 & 6577; Waiakea Hilo; 1 ap.; 10.25 Acs]