No. 2564, Enos Nakahuna, Kailua, Hawaii, December 13, 1847
N.R. 558v3

Greetings to the Land Commissioners: I hereby explain to you my claim for land and house lot which are in the land of Punaluu, Ka`u. I have a very old right, from my makuas. When they died I had been born, and so it has been held until today. Therefore, I explain to you that Kinimaka is the one from whom I hold it and I am under him. The house lot has always been mine, no one else's.
I am, with thanks,
ENOS NAKAHUNA, konohiki of Punaluu


N.R. 129v8
No. 2564, E. Nakahuna, Kailua, Hawaii, December 13, 1847

Greetings to the Land Commissioners: I hereby explain to you that I have a claim for land and a house lot. It is in the land at Punaluu in Ka`u. It is an ancient claim, from my makuas, and they are dead and I hold it until the present. I explain to you that Kinimaka /a konohiki/ was the one under whom I hold the land. The house lot claim has been mine continuously. There is no one else, only myself.
I am, respectfully,
E. NAKAHUNA

This claim by Nakahuna was copied in the previous Book, p. 558. W.M.K.


N.T. 372v8
No. 2564, E. Nakahuna, 31 October

Au, sworn, he has seen Nakahuna's 5 sections of land.

Section 1 - House lot and a patch.
Section 2 - 2 patches, Puaniki moo.
Section 3 - 1 patch, Mailehahei moo.
Section 4 - Moo of Koloahiu.
Section 5 - Wauke and banana at Puupuna.

These are old sections of land he had acquired during the days of Kamehameha I and he has lived there without opposition.

The boundaries are:

Section 1:
Mauka by Punaluu Heiau
Puna by lava rocks
Makai by sand
Kona by Punaluu pond.

Section 2:
Mauka and Puna by konohiki land
Makai by fish pond
Kona by konohiki land.

Section 3; This section is surrounded on all sides by Ioba Nakahuna.

Section 4:
Mauka and Puna by Government road
Makai by Ioba Nakahuna
Kona by land of the konohiki.

Section 5:
Mauka by Enuhe Hill
Puna by land of Kamali
Makai and Kona by land of the konohiki.

[Award 2564; R.P. 6734; Punaluu Kau; 4 ap.; 10.25 Acs]

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