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No. 2577, Hakiki, Waikapu, December 28, 1847
N.R. 562v3
Hear ye, ye Land Commissioners:I hereby state my claim to you.I, Hakiki, have some lo'is.At Waihalulu are 4 lo'i, at Olohe are 9 lo'i.There [sic] are not in one place so as to be able to describe their boundaries. At Kaopala are 11 lo'i and my house is adjacent to some lo'is. They are not gathered together in one place. This is my thought as to my claim.
HAKIKI
F.T. 477-478v7< ....
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.... by the 'Ili of Punia
Waihee by Waikapu stream
Kula by Kaai
Maalaea by Kamakai.
[No.] 2 is bounded:
Mauka by Ehunui
Waihee by Kahakumakaai
Kula by Kaai
Maalaea by Ehunui.
[No.] 3 is bounded:
Mauka by Hika
Waihee by Pau
Kula and Maalaea by Kaai.
[No.] 4 is bounded:
Mauka by Kaeha
Waihee by Kekuku
Kula and Maalaea by Kukae.
[Award 2577; R.P. 4948; Kaopala, Olohe, Waihalulu Waikapu Wailuku; 3 ap.; 2.9 Acs]