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No. 3110, Kuolaia
N.R. 38-39v6
`Ili of Nohoana. I hereby state to you, the Land Commissioners, my claim for a mo`o which I received from Hika in ancient times and have occupied until the present. I do not know the year in which I received my land but I do know that it was in the time of Kamehameha I. There are 40 taro lo`i in my mo`o. On the west is a stream, on the north is the `Ili of Kuaia, on the south is the `Ili of Makahelahela and the lo`i po`alima.In the `Ili of Ohia are two taro lo`i, in the mo`o of Kaelemakule, that is another claim of mine.I had them from Pikao who h ....
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.... eaho and Hika in the days of Kameha-meha I. Parcel 2 was from Kaelemakule in 1838, In Parcel 1 is one po`alima, No opposition.
[No.] 1 is bounded:
Mauka by Hika
Waihee by `Ili of Kuaiwa
Kula by Kaai
Maalaea by Nahau,
[No.] 2 is bounded:
Mauka by Manu
Waihee by Kaili
Kula by stream
Maalaea by stream,
[No.] 3 is bounded:
Mauka by Napaeloi
Waihee by stream
Kula by Kaai
Maalaea by Keliikoa.
[No] 4. is surrounded by the lands of Kaai.
[Award 3110; R.P. 3152; Nohoana Waikapu; 1 ap.; .66 Ac.; Pikoku Waikapu; 2 ap.; .12 Ac.]