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No. 4501, Kaahuwalu
N.R. 312v4
Greetings to you, the Land Commissioners: I hereby state my claim: One mo'o of taro is in the land of Kealakai and a kula from sea to the upland. I have two lo'i in the land of Mahoe. A pond is in the land of Kaina and a lo'i is there. One lo'i is in the land of Kihokea. I got this claim in the time of Manuia. It is in Waimanalo on Oahu.
KAHUWALU
F.T. 131-132v11
No. 4503B, Kahuwalu
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.... />Makai by a fence
Kona by the house of Keliimama.
Claimant has a plot of lauhala tres in the ili of Puha, not however joining his taro patches. Claimant had his land from his ancestors and has had it in peace to this time.
Mauae, sworn, says the above is true.
[Award 4501; R.P. 1053; Kaloloko Waimanalo Koolaupoko; 1 ap.; .405 Ac.; Panene Waimanalo Koolaupoko; 1 ap.; .231 Ac.; Puha Waimanalo Koolaupoko; 1 ap.; 1.59 Acs; See also 4503B not awarded]