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No. 127, Kuivi, claimant
F.R. 111v1
Document in Native Register, page 115
N.R. 115v1
No. 127, Kaiwi, See Sketches
To Mr. Richards: I have shown the dimensions of my lot on the sketch. It is one lot, divided by the road into two. The side 1 is makai of the road. Side 2 is mauka of the road. The lengths of all the sides of the two lots are shown [not in this text].
I will tell you of my right to this place - I lived in that place when Liholiho was king, in the year 1823. There was no one there at that time - it was not good land, and I made a wooden fence, and built a house, and have live ....
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.... een given to Lilinoe. That is what I have known. I had heard that the governor had given it to Lilinoe where he had built one wooden house and some other kind of houses on the section of the side toward the mountain;
Kamahele's property is toward the mountain
Kalualienenui's lot on the Waikiki side
Hotel Street toward the ocean, and
Maunakea Street is on the Ewa side.
The place that Lilinoe has is the lot Kaiwi is claiming. It was in the year 1837, since 1823, that Lilinoe had acquired the land. He had it since that time to the present time.
[Award 127; R.P. 7086; Maunakea & Hotel Sts; 1 ap.; .26 Ac.]