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No. 2435, Kaakole, Honuaula, December 24, 1847
N.R. 498v3
Hear ye, ye Land Commissioners: I, Kaakole, hereby state may claim, which is at Kapunakea and is called Kualapa. The witness is Paphu. On the north is Kualapa 2, on the east is a mountain, on the south is Kapunakea, on the west is the watercourse*. Also, there is a section of grassland at Kapunakea 2. The section of grassland of Keahuao is at Popohoa. The witness is Ohule. Also, there is my sweet potato patch at Kuhulu 3. My house is bounded on the north by Kamaloa, the east by Kualapa, on the south is a pali, on the west are some wiliwili tre ....
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.... Section 3:
Mauka by Naale
Kula, Makai by ascending trail
Kahikinui by Koukaina.
Section 4:
Mauka by Government land
Kula by Kanakaokai
Makai by konohiki
Kahikinui by Pepeiaonui.
Section 5:
Mauka by konohiki
Kula by Kaai
Makai by Mahi
Kahikinui by Wahie.
Section 6:
Mauka by Kaneehulani
Kula by Puhene
Makai by Ipulewa
Kahikinui by Ainua.
Section 7:
Mauka by konohiki
Kula by Halama
Makai, Kahikinui by konohiki.
[Award 2435; R.P. 7751; Keahuaao Paeahu Honuaula; 2 ap.; 3.25 Acs' ]