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No. 5332, Paele, Kalepolepo, 18 January 1848
N.R. 271v6
Greetings to the Land Commissioners: I hereby state my claim for some moku mau`u*: at Waiohuli, in the `Ili of Paapaanaiwi, are two moku mau`u; at Kalepolepo are two moku mau`u; at Palikoa is one moku; at Laie is one moku. The witnesses are Kekua and Hueu.
Furthermore, four mala of irish potatoes are in Waiohuli. The witness is Kahoopiopio. I believe I have a right to all these things.
Respectfully,
PAELE
/No data, but believed by the Translator to be arable pockets of soil in rocky terrain/
F.T. 154-155v8
Cl. 5332, Paele
Kapuaa, sworn, I know the lands of the Claimant. They are of Six pieces in the Ahupuaa of Waiohuli.
No. 1 is a kula ....
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.... br />Honuaula by Keawehunahala.
Section 2:
Mauka by Road
Makawao by Waialono spring
Makai by Konohia
Honuaula by Kahakahuewai stream.
Section 3:
Mauka by Konohia
Makawao by Luheluhe
Makai by Hoopiopio
Honuaula by Hahakahuewai stream.
Section 4:
Mauka, Makawao
Makai by konohiki
Honuaula by Road.
Section 5: Surrounded by konohiki boundaries.
Section 6:
Mauka by Luheluhe
Makawao, Makai by konohiki
Honuaula by Hoopiopio.
Section 7:
Mauka, Makawao by konohiki
Makai by Liaukai
Honuaula by konohiki.
[Award 5332; R.P. 6536; Kohelepo Waiohuli Kula; 1 ap.; 3.8 Acs; Papaanaiwi Waiohuli Kula; 1 ap.; 1.9 Acs; Pueo Waiohuli Kula; 1 ap.; 8.2 Acs]