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5551 3150 Lot 1: 42/100 acres KEAKUA 2 parcels of land: Survey byE. BaileyLot 2: 1/10 acres Parcel 1: taro land 6/25/1852

Parcel 2: lol2 2609 3124 Lots 1 & 5: 98/100 acres POEPOE 6 parcels of land: Survey byE. Bailey stream

Lot 4: 1/4 acre Parcel 1: taro pauku 8/27/1852Parcel 2: 2taroloi

Parcel 3: 1 taro lol (bounded by stream)Parcel 4: house lotParcelS: potato kulaParcel 6: kula wauke

3 5774 4014 Lot 1: 1-8/10 acres KAAI 7 parcels of land: Survey byE. Bailey Waikapu streamLot 2: 2-76/100 acres Parcel 1: section of lois (Waikapu stream) March 1852 streamsLot 4: 9 & 2/10 chains Parcel 2: section of 2 lois fish pond

Parcel 3: Kalo and kula land

Parcel 4: kula land (bounded by stream)ParcelS: kula and house lot

Parcel 6: 3 lois (bounded by stream)Parcel 7: one lol; fish pond

4 1704 1 94/100 acres OPUNUI Survey by E. Bailey

9/09/1854

5 1844 9-52/100 acres JOSEPH SYLVA kula lands Survey by E. Bailey Watercourse22-36/100 acres possibly taro loi 1/22/1855; 4/10/1855; auwai487 acres pasture lands

EXHIBIT 1

LAND COMMISSION AWARD 5551 TO KEAKUA

LCAwNo.: 5551Royal Patent No.: 3150Grantee: KEAKUA

1. Exhibits

Exhibitl-A: Copy of LCA 5551 (book 8, p.10) and translation

Exhibitl-B: Copy of RP 3150 (book 14, p.93)

Exhibit 1-C: Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 5551 (v.7, p.4T7) indicates -

2 pieces of land in Waikapu, Maui. “No. 1 is a section of lois inKamauhali. No. 2 is 2 lois in the ili ofKaalaea.”

Exhibitl-D: Native Testimony on LCA No. 5551 (v.9, p.665) indicates —

“two parcels of taro land.” Parcel 1. Taro Land in the ili ofKamauhali.Parcel 2. 2 loi in the ili ofKaalaea.”

2. Survey Maps

Survey by E. Bailey, dated June 25, 1852 (see Exhibit 1-A, copy of LCA 5551)

3. Mahele Use: Taro land, lois

Flow Requirements Source: Waikapu Stream

4. Photographs: None

5. 1800’s Tax Records: None

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Series 288: Land Commission AwardsL.C.A. #5551Vol. 8, page 10.

No. 5551 KEAKUA Waikapu, Maui

Survey of Claim 5551 for Keakua at Waikapu, Maui.

Lot 1. in Kamauhalli IiiCommencing at the North corner adjoining Keawe, run

South 573/40 East 3.41 chains along Keawe’s boundary to Kaili

South 40-1/2° East 1.00 chains along Kaili’s boundary to Kawana

South 29-1/2° East 2.24 chains along Kawana’s boundary

South 41-3/4° West 0.85 chains along Kawana’s boundary to Kamohai

North 24-3/4° West 2.39 chains along Kamohai and the school land

North 49-1/2° West 3.86 chains along the school land and Kahakumakaai

North 8-3/4° West 0.55 chains along Kahakumakaai to the point of origin.

Containing: 42/ 100 acre

Lot 2. in Kaalaea IllCommencing at the Northwest corner adjoining the kula land, run

South 85° East 0.30 chains along the kula land’s boundary

South 5-1/4° East 1.14 chains along Naanaa’s boundary

South 74-1/2° East 0.21 chains along Naanaa’s boundary to Poepoe

South 4-3/4° West 1.14 chains along Poepoe’s boundary

North 72-1/4° West 0.48 chains along Poepoe’s boundary

North 3/40 West 2.21 chains along the küla boundary to the point of

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No. 3105 Kaaa

Kamai sworn: I know his three parcels of land at Waikapu,

Page 665Parcel 1. House lot in the ‘Iii of Pilipili 2

2. Taro pauku, ten io’l, ‘Ill of Pilipili 2U 3, 5 lo I and kulaHe got these fro Puupahoehoe in the time of Kamehaineha I. No opposition. One loti for Puupahoehoe is in Parcel 1.1. is bounded mauka by Keawe, Waihee by Waikapu stream, Kula, ‘Iiiof Kaopala, Maaiaea, the same,2. is bounded mauka by the land of Eeka, Waihee by the I1i of Pi-lipEli of Konohia, Kula by Konohia, Maalaea, by stream.3, is bounded mauka by Puppahoehoe, Waihee by Kekuapaa, Kula byKaul, Maalaea by Kekuapaa.

No. 3337 — Naanaa July 13, 1849

Oinui sworn: I know his five parcels of land at Waikapu and Kula.Parcel 1. Taro pauku in the ‘ill of Punia, Waikapu2 , “ 10 ± H ft u H fl

11 3, pauku “ “ IIft 4 fl fi H ft Kaalaea H

5. Sweet potato mala in the 111 of Kamaole, KulaParcels 1, 2, 3 and 4 were from his kafl ahine in 1832 and she gotit in the time of Kamehameha I. Parcel 5 was from Kapohaku in 1845.It was ancient land for Kapohaku, from Kalauao. No opposition.One po’alima is in Parcel 1.1. is bounded mauka by Kuihewa, Waihee by Kaai, Kula by Kalahoouka,Maalaea by Kepaa.2. is bounded mauka by Paid, Waihee by the ‘Iii of Kaopala, Kulaby Kaiwa, Maaiaea by Kuihewa.3. is bounded mauka by Kawawa, Waihee by Keawe, Kula, the same,Maaiaea by A. Paid.4. is bounded mauka by Kahakumakaai, Waihee by Koino, Kula by Opu—nui, Maaiaea by Ihuole,5. is bounded mauka by Kuihewa, Honuaula by Pipio, makai by Kapohaku, Naalaea by Kamaole stream,

, 5551 — Kekua

Has. sworn: I know his parcels of land in Waikapu,

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two parcels of taro land..Parcel 1. Taro land in the Ili of Kamauhali

2. 2 lo’i “ “ “ “ KaaiaeaHis land was from Kaai, however it was a land held ancient:Ly byKekua from the time of Kamehaaneha I, through Keaho, Kaais makua-.kane. No opposition.:E. is bounded mauka by Xcahakumakaai, Waihee by the ‘Iii of Punia,Kula by Komo, Naaiaea by Kaai,2. is bounded mauka by Kaai, Waihee, Kula and Maaiaea, land ofIhuQle.

No. 2577 — Hakiki July 13, 1849

sworn: I know his four parcels of land in Waikapu,Parcel 1. 11 lo’I and house lot in the ‘Ili of Kaopala

ll 2 . 7 “ H I OloheH 3 , 2 H II ft H H

4, 4 “ WaihaluluAll his parcels of land were from Kaai in 1839. No opposition.One po’alirna is in Parcel 1.1, is bounded mauka by the ‘Ill of Punia, Waihee by Waikapu stream,Kula by Kaai, Maalaaea by Kamakai.2 • is bounded inauka by Ehunui, Waihee by Kahakumakaai, Kula byKaai, Maalaea by Ehunul,3, is bounded mauka by Hika, Waihee by Pau, Kula and Maalaea byKaai.4. is bounded mauka by Kaeha, Waihee by Kekuku, KuiLa and vIaa1aeaby Kukae,

No. 2226 Keawe

Kekuapaa sworn: I know his land in the ‘Ill of Kaaa in Waikapu.It is one parcel of taro and kula. His land was from Kaana in1820, No opposition, It is sounded mauka by Konohia, Waihee byKekuapaa, Kula by Government Lot, Maalaea by George Shaw.

No. 2225 - Kuamu July 13, 1849 Page 667Manu sworn: I know his land, four parcels in Waikapu, and oneparcel in Kula.

Parcel 1. Taro pauku, in the ‘Iii of Palailaiha, Waikapu2 . II H H H H H II It

H - U H U U H It U ft11 4• Wauke kula land “ “

5. Sweet potato land in the of Keokea, KulaParcels 1, 2, 3 and 4 were from David Nab before 1837, Parcel 5was from Kapohaku in 1844. No opposition.l is bounded mauka by Puupahoehoe, Waihee by Auwae, Kula andMaalaea, by Puupahoehoe,2, is bounded mauka by David Nab, Waihee by John Richardson,Kula by Puupahoehoe, Maalaea by Hoohei,

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Copy of LCA 2609 (book 8, p.215) and translation

Copy of RP 3124 (book 14, P.39)

Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 2609 (v.7, p.507) indicates -

“6 pieces of land in Waikapu, Maui. “No. 1 is a section oflois in Kaalaea.No. 2 is a section of2 lois in Olohe. No. 3 is one loi in the iii ofPikoku. No.4 is a house lot in Maalaea. No. 5 is a kula land in Kaalaea. No. 6 is akula wauka in Kaalaea.”

Additional testimony indicates that No. 3 is bounded... “Waihee by thecreek’

Native Testimony on LCA No. 2609 (v.9, p.691) indicates —

“six parcels in these ilis of the Ahuapua’a of Waikapu”. Parcel 1. Taropauku in the ili ofKaalaea. Parcel 2. Two taro loi in the iii of Olohe.Parcel 3. One taro loi in the ill ofPikooku. Parcel 4. House lot in the ili ofMaalaea. ParcelS. Potato kula in the ili ofKaalaea. Parcel 6. Kulawauke in the ili ofKaalaea.” Additionally, Parcel 3 is bounded... “Waiheeby stream”

2. Survey Maps

Survey by E. Bailey, dated August 27, 1852 (see Exhibit 2-A, copy of LCA 2609)

3. Mahele Use: Taro pauke, taro lois, house lot, potato kula and kula wauke.




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EXHIBIT 2

LAND COMMISSION AWARD 2609 TO POEPOE

LCAw No.:Royal Patent No.:Grantee:

1. Exhibits

Exhibit 2-A:

Exhibit 2-B:

Exhibit 2-C:

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No. 2609 POEPOE Waikapu, Maui

West 3.04West 3.00West 1.14West .48West 2..65East 1.26East 1.93East 3.87

chains along Opunuichains along Naanaachains along Keakuachains along Keakuachains along the drylandchains along the drylandchains along the drylandchains to the beginning corner.

98/100 acre.

Lot 4. House lot at Kamgalaeg.Commencing atNorth 90

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Lots 1 & 5. Taro & dryland at Kaalea.Commencing at the East corner and runNorth 23-1/2°North 74-1/2°South 4-3/4°North 72-1/4°South 151/40

South 76-1/2°North 12-1/2°South 66°

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Kaai sworn: I know his four parceLs in these ‘I1is in Waikapu:Parcel 1, Taro pauku, kula and house in Ahuakolea

B 2, Threeii iEhe I1i of Aikanaka3, One io”YTn the ‘iTrf Kikia

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The first parcel was from Huakini Paniolo /Joaquin Spaniard?*/,Parcels 2, 3 and 4 were from Haa in 1838, No opposition..1, is bounded mauka by iu, Waihee by my :Land, Hula by Huakini*,Maalaea, the same,2.. is bounded mauka by Government Road, Waihee by Haa, Hula byNehi and Aiona Pake /hinese/, Maalaea by Aiona Fake also03, is bounded mauka by Government Road, Waihee and Hula by Haa,Maalaea by Aiona Pake,4.. is bounded mauka by John Amara LJohn Crowder/, Jaihee and Hula’by my land, Maalaea by Government school house,L*see Foreign Testimony, Vol.. 7, p.. 506: J, Armas/

No, 3545 Keaweamahi.

Nanu sworn: I know of one parcel, a taro mono and kula in Palamain Waikapu, He received it from Kaili in 1843, who had received a very long time ago from my makuakane.. Three ipoealimaare in this parcel, No opposition, It is bounded mauka by my land,Waihee by Wahinealil, Hula by Haole, Maalaea by stream,

No, 3524 Kahele July 16, 1849 Page 691

Kaiewalu sworn: I know of two salt mo’o at Kealia in Waikapu,received thse parcels of salt land from the makuas of his

wahine in 1842.. There is no opposition,Thounded mauka by Napuupahoehoe, Hula by Kanaka:Loa, makai bythe sea, Likumehame by my land,2.. is bounded mauka by Napuupahoehoe, Hula by nelia, makai bythe sea, Ukumehame by Maka Piliwie, hapa haole Lhalf foreigner/..

No, 2609 Pbepoe

ae1oi sworn: I know of six parcels in these ‘Ills of the Ahuof Waikapu as follows:

Parcel 1, Taro pauku in the ‘Iii of Kaaiaea2, Tro taro 1oi B B B 0:1 ohs3.. One ‘ “ B Pikooku

ft 4’, House lot B , B ft MaalaeaB 5 Potato kula “ “ Kaalaea

6, Hula B B B ft

All is parcels were from Yesho n tile trne of Hameameha L PoePoe died in 1848 and his wahine, ihuole, is his heir, These havebeen occupied in peace, with no opposition from anyone..:i, Is hounded mauka by Kekua, Waihee by Naanaa, Hula by Opunul,Naalaea by Pohanu..2.. i s bounded mauka by Kaai Waihee by Nekuku, Hula by Kekuku,Kaalaea by Ieu,

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4 is bounded mauka by Faai hula by Government Road, makal by thesea, Ukumehame by Nahau, is bounded mauka by Kaai, Waihee by hekua, hula by PahanuMaalaea by my :Land6. is bounded on all ides by the land of Kaai

No 10481 Napaeloi

Iaai sworn I know of nina parcels in Waikapu,Page 692Parcel 1. Taro pauku and kula at Paa:Lae I1i in Waikapu2 House :Lot and kula in 1atha:Lulu3. 8 taro

4 Taro pauku Kaopalap p pp p p p p6 taro IO’i p Kamauhali p pp 7 House lot Pikooku p8, Taro“ Pakoloa p p p

9 hula wae PaaiaeAll these parcels were from heaho in the days of Hamehameha INo one has opposed him,I is bounded mauka by Hakiki, Waihee and hula by my land, Maalaeaby Ehu.2, is bounded mauka and Waihee by my land, hula by Huakini, Maaiaea by Government Lot,3, is bounded mauka by my land, Waihee by stream, hula by Ehu,Maalaea by pall,4. is bounded mauka by my land, Waihee by kakai, hula by chareQopa /Charles Cop/, Maalaea by my land,5, is bounded mauka by Walks, Waihee by Hakiki, hula by Puhi,Iviaa:Laea by my land,6. is bounded mauka by Kekua, Waihee by i1i of Punia, hula byicekua, Maaiaea by Naanaa,7, is bounded by my land, Waihee by Paakai, huLa and Maalaoa byEhunui,8 is bounded mauka by my land, Waihee by stream, hula by Nsa,Maalaea by my :Land,9, is bounded on all sides by my land,L*j, As/

No, 3547 Kaualua June 16, 1849huheleloa sworn: I know of one parcel in Waikapu and six naroelsin Kamaole in hula,

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EXHIBIT 3

LAND COMMISSION AWARD 5774 TO KAAI

LCAwNo.: 5774Royal Patent No.: 4014Grantee: KAAI

1. Exhibits

Exhibit 3-A: Copy of LCA 5774 (book 5, p.391) and translation

Exhibit 3-B: Copy of RP 4014 (book 17, p. 25)

Exhibit 3-C: Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 5774 (v.7, p.468) indicates -

7 pieces of land in Waikapu, Maui. No. 1 is a section oflois; No. 2 is asection of2 lois; No. 3 is a kalo and kula land; No. 4 is a ku/a land; No. 5is a kula and house lot; No. 6 is 3 lois; No. 7 is one Ioi. Further testimonyindicates No. 1 and No. 4 are bounded... “Waihee by the creek ofWaikapu.”

Exhibit3-D: Native Testimony on LCA No. 5774 (v.9, p.659) indicates —

“Seven parcels of/and in Waikapu. Parcel 1. Taro pauku in the 1/i ofKaopa/a. Parcel 2. 6 taro loi in the Ill ofKaopa/a. Parcel 3. Taro paukuand ku/a in the Iii ofKaalaea. Parcel 4. Ku/a land in the iii ofOlohe.Parcel 5. House Lot, ku/a and 1 loi in the I/i ofKaloapelu. Parcel 6. 3 loiin the I/i ofKaluapuaa. Parcel 7. 1 loi in the Iii ofKaluapuaa.”

Further testimony indicates that Parcel 1 is bounded “Waihee bystream”; Parcel4 is bounded “Waihee bystream’ Parcel6 is bounded“mauka by stream and Waihee the same’ and Parcel 7 was “made intoa fish pond.

2. Survey Maps

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No. 5774 KAAI Waikapu, Maui

Survey of Claim 5774 for Kaai at Waikapu, Island of Maui.

Lot 1. In Kaopala Iii.Commencing at the stream at the Northwest corner adjoining Kalahouka’s

land, and runSouth 803/40 East 6.15 chains along the rock wall and streamSouth 17-1/4° West 2.22 chains along the rock wall & A. SylvaNorth 89-1/4° West 4.98 chains along the boundary of Luapuaa IiiNorth 68-1/4° West 2.96 chains along the boundary of Luapuaa Iii

North 46° West .62 chains along OpunulNorth 53-1/4° East .53 chains along Kalahouka to the Poalima

South 39-3/4° East .95 chains along the PoalimaNorth 35-1/2° East .93 chains along the PoalimaNorth 38-3/4° West .67 chains along the PoalimaNorth 53-3/4° East 1.00 chains along Kalahouka to the place of

commencement.Containing 1 and 8/10 acres.

Lot 2. In Kaalaea Ili.Commencing at the Northeast corner adjoining Opunui & the Poalima, run

South 36° East 1.84 chains along Opunui’s boundaryNorth 53-1/4° East .36 chains along Opunui to Luapuaa Iii boundarySouth 31-1/4° East 6.20 chains along Luapuaa Ili to Haawahine

South 82-1/2° West .91 chains along Haawahine to Kaneae’s land

North 64-1/2° West 1.35 chains along Kaneae to Keakini’s landNorth 23-1/2° East .75 chains along KeakiniNorth 65-1/2° West .56 chains along Keakini to Kamohai’s landNorth 20-1/4° East .75 chains along KamohaiNorth 53-1/2° West 2.46 chains along KamohalSouth 23° West 1.11 chains along KamohaiSouth 62° East 2.32 chains along Kamohai to Keakini’s landSouth 27-1/2° West .81 chains along Keakini to Kaneae’s landNorth 76-1/2° West 112 chains along Kaneae to the PoalimaNorth 80° West .67 chains along the PoalimaSouth 15° West .89 chains along the PoalimaNorth 83-1/2° West 1.94 chains along Kaai to the government dryland

North 21° West 1.84 chains along the government drylandNorth 64-1/2° West 2.86 chains along government dryland to Poepoe

North 12-1/2° East 1.93 chains along Poepoe’s landSouth 66° East 387 chains along Poepoe to Opunui’s land

South 80-1/2° East .32 chains along OpunuiNorth 33-3/4° East 1.15 chains along OpunuiNorth 33° West 1.21 chains along Opunul to the Poalima

North 49-1/4° East 1.51 chains along the Poalima to the place ofcommencement.

Containing 2 and 76/100 acres.

L.C.A. #5774, continuedSeries 288: Land Commission Awards, Vol. 5, pages 391-392.

Lot 3. This lot belongs to Kaeha, but Kaeha is dead. His wife remarried toMano. They are probably the heirs.

Lot 4. In Kaloapelu Ili.Commencing at a permanent rock at the Northwest corner, adjoiningKaneae, and runNorth 89-3/4°South 5-1/2°North 84°North 5-3/4°

East 2.50 chains along the government drylandWest 3.88 chains along Haa & government drylandWest 2.50 chains along government dryland & KaneaeEast 3.59 chains along Kaneae to the place of

commencement.Containing 9 and 2/10 chains.

March 1852. E. Bailey, Surveyor

(Note: Lot 2 and Lot 6 in this survey were denied.)

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Total feesW.L. LeeG.M. RobertsonJ.H. SmithI. Kekaulahao

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Kaai sworn: I know his three parcels of land in WaikapuParcel 1. Taro auku in the ‘Iii of Olohe2, 1 lo’i “ “ Nohoana3, 7 “ PikokuThese three parcels of land were from me in the time of KamehamehaI. No opposition. One alima is in parcel 1.1. is bounded mauka by my land, Waihee by stream, Kula by GovernmentRoad, makal by stream.

Page 6582. is bounded mauka by the land of Kuaiwaa, Waihee by my land,Kula by the Government Road, makai by stream.3. is bounded mauka by my land, Wa.ihee by stream, Kula by Govern-iment Road, makal by stream.

No, 2394 Kaeha July 13, 1849

Kaai sworn: I know his two parcels of land in Waikapu,Páicel 1. Taro pauku in the ‘Ill of Olohe.2, 4 lo’i of taro “ “ “

His land was from me in the time of Kamehameha I; he was a kamaana. No opposition, He died in th-i year of 1849. His heiris Icekupu and the children. In the first parcel is one po’alima,in the second parcel are two o’a1ima,Th r Waihee by stream, Kula by Government Road, makai by stream,

2, Is bounded mauka by stream, Waihee, the same, Kula, Governmentoad, makal by stream,

No. 5774 - Kaai

Keakini sworn:J I know his seven parcels of land in Waikapu.Parcel 1. Taro pauku in the ‘Iii of Kaopala2. 6 taro lo’i U Kaluapuaa3, Taro pauku and kula in the ‘Ill of Kaalaea4. Kula land in the ‘Iii of Olohe5, House lot, kula and 1 lo’i in the’Ili of Kaloapelu6. 3 lo’i in the ‘Ill of Kaluapuaa7 1 “ H ll H

His land was from Keaho, his makuakane, from the time of KamehamehaI. Keaho died in 1827 and ICaai occupied them in 1828 as his heir,There is no opposition, nor any pç’aiirnas inhese parcels.!1. is bounded mauka by pa1Ima, Waihee by Waikapu stream, Kula,by the land. of the Konohiki and the Government, Maalaea by CarhesKapas LCharles Cop7

Page 6592. is bounded mauka by the ‘Ill of Kaopala, Waihee, Kula and Maalaea by Kale Haole LCharles Co7.3. Is bounded inauka by the ‘III of Olohe, Waihee by the ‘Ill ofKaopala, Kula by the ‘Ill of Kaloapelu, Maalaea by Government Lot,4. is bounded mauka by the ‘Iii of Waihalulu, Waihee by stream,Kula by the ‘Ill of Kaalaea, Maaiaea by Government Lot,

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5. is bounded mauka by the ‘Iii of Kaalaea, Waihee by the landof Charles LCop/ and John Ajuara LCrowder/, Kula by the Government

• Lot, Jvlaalaea by Jos.,son-in-iaw of Kuapuu LJoseph Antonio!.

•6. is bounded mauka by stream, Waihee, the same, Kula, by Govern-ament Lot, Maalaea, land of Charles Cop/.1J Parcel 7 was given by Hoapili in 1839 to Charles tCopp/, Kaai hasno claim in this parcel, Charles LC0pW made it into a fish pond,and this kuleana is Charles’ own.

No. 5780 — Kaai July 13, 1849This number enters into No, 5774, which was done in the precedingnumber,

No. 5780B - NapuupahoehoeThis claim was worked on previously in Lahaina, a claim for thehouse lot, Z. P. Kaumaea opposed this house lot; it was setAMde for a final decision, for some foreigners to testify,Akoni .d,.*. sworn: I know of Puupahoehoe’s living there.upied it in 1825 and we lived with him —— myself, GeorgeRichardson, William H. and William McLane, Nawaa was a friend ofuupahoehoe, Puupahoehoe built a house there which we occupiedwith him. It was known by everyone that he was living there,those of Waikapu and those of Wailuku, there was no one who idnot know, and there was no opposition until 1848 when Z. P. Kaumaea objected,/*Antoniocatalina/

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No. 5324 Keakini

Kaai sworn: I know his four parcels of land at Waikapu.Page 660Parcel 1. 3 lo’i in the “ill of Aikanaka2. 3 “ and house and kula in Kaloapelu3, 1 “ in the ‘Iii oTia1aea4, 2 “ “ “ Kaopaia.Parcel 1 was from Haa in 1828. Parcels 2, 3 and 4 were from Ku.

No opposition.1. is bounded mauka by Government Road, Waihee, Kula and Maalaea,land of Hae.2. is bounded mauka by my land, Waihee by Keoni Amala, Kula by :Government Lot, Maalaea by my land,3, is bounded mauka by the land of Naholowaa, Waihee by the landof Kale Copa LCharies Cop/, Kula by po’aiima, Maalaea by the landof Kaalauahi.4, is bounded mauka by the land of Kaiahoouka, Waihee by my land,Kula by the land of Kalahoouka, Maalaea, by the land of Opunui.

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GRANT 1704 TO OPUNHI

Grant No.: 1704Grantee: OPUNUI

1. Exhibits

Exhibit 4-A: Copy of Grant 1704 indicates -

metes and bounds description ofproperty in Kamauhali, Waikapu.

Exhibit 4-B: Survey Field Notes and Diagram indicate -

property containing 1-94/100 acres.

2. Survey Maps

Survey by E. Bailey, dated September 9, 1854 (see Exhibit 4-B, copy of Survey FieldNotes and Diagram)

3. Mahele Use: Unknown




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Grant No.: 1844Grantee: JOSE PH SYLVA

1. Exhibits

Exhibit 5-A: Copy of Grant 1844 indicates -

land situated in Waikapu containing 518.88 acres.

Exhibit 5-B: Survey Field Notes and Diagrams indicate -

property is along a gulch, “bounded on the North by the native claims tothe North East corner of this lot at a bend in the watercourse towardsthe South at the top of the bank; thence along said watercourse,” andthe attached map shows as ‘Auwai” running alongside. Two of themaps show designations ofparcels within the property, one being NaPal Loi. These may be showing kuleana plots and/or possibly taro lol.

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DECLARATION OF DON HIBBARD

I, DON HIBBARD, hereby declare as follows:

1. I was retained by Watanabe Ing LLP to conduct research at the State of Hawaii

Archives and State of Hawaii Survey Office and to obtain copies of Land Commission Awards

(“LCA”), Royal Patents (“RP”), Royal Patent Grants (“Grant”), Native Testimonies, Foreign

Testimonies, and any related field notes or surveys (collectively “Historic Documents”) relating

to the certain properties identified below.

2. I make this declaration based upon personal knowledge, information, and belief,

and based upon my review of files and pleadings in this matter.

3. I obtained copies of the following Historic Documents relating to TMK (2) 3-6-

002:001:

a. Grant 3152 to Henry Cornwell:Grant 3152House Resolution 167 (1925)April 1925 Letter from Commissioner of Public Lands


002:003:

a. LCA 455 to Haa:LCA 455 (book 6, p.1 19)RP324(book2,p.263)Native Testimony on LCA No. 455 (v.2, p.l’79)

b. LCA 411 toPoonuiLCA 411 (booki, p.435-436)Native Testimony on LCA No. 411 (v.2, p.137)

c. Grant 3152 to Henry Cornwell:Grant 3152House Resolution 167 (1925)April 1925 Letter from Commissioner of Public Lands

d. Grant 2747 to Eugene Ball:Grant 2747Survey Field Notes and Diagram relating to Grant 2747


005-007:

a. LCA 23 6-I to Charles CoppLCA 236 (v.2, p.1295)Royal Patent 498Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 236 (v.8, p.34)Native Testimony on LCA No. 236 (v.5, p.299; 1849)

b. LCA 8874 to KaneaeLCA 8874 (v.8, P. 223)RP 3130 (bk.14, p.51)Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 8874 (v.7, p.504)Native Testimony on LCA No. 8874 (v.9, p.688)

c. LCA 432 to Anthony SilvaLCA 432 (book, p.615-616)RP 102Native Testimony on LCA No. 432 (v.2, p.164)

d. LCA 5774 to KaaiLCA 5774 (book 5, p. 39 1-392)RP 4014Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 5774 (v.7, p.468)Native Testimony on LCA No. 5774 (v.9, p.659)

e. LCA 491 to HaawahineLCA 491 (book 2, p. 899)RP 3139 (book 4. p. 71)Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 491 (v.7, p.486)Native Testimony on LCA No. 491 (v.9, p.6’73)

f. LCA 3527 to KamohaiLCA 3527 (book 8, p.231)RP 3156 (book 14, p.105)Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 3527 (v.7, p.502)Native Testimony on LCA No. 3527(v.9, p.686, 1849)

g. LCA 462 to MahukaLCA 462 (book 5, p.600)Native Testimony on LCA No. 462 (v.2, p.185, 1847)

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h. LCA 5324 to KeakiniLCA 5324RP 6374Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 5324 (v.7, p.469)Native Testimony on LCA No. 5324 (v.9, p.660)

i. LCA 455 to HaaLCA 455 (book 6, p.1 19)RP 324 (book 2, p.263)Native Testimony on LCA No. 455 (v.2, p.179)

j. LCA 416 to John CrowderLCA 416 (book 1, p.302)RP 41 (book 1, p.lS’7)Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 416 (v.1, p.142)

k. LCA 10160 to MahoeLCA 10160RP 3148Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 10160 (v.7, p.506)Native Testimony on LCA No. 10160 (v.9, p.690)

1. Grant 2960 to J. BoardmanGrant 2960Survey Field Notes and Diagram

m. Grant 2069 to KaaiGrant 2069Survey Field Notes and Diagram

n. Grant 2904 to John CrowderGrant 2904Survey Field Notes and Diagram

o. Grant 3043 to J. BoardmanGrant 3043

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p. Grant 3152 to Henry CornwellGrant 3152House Resolution 167 (1925)April 1925 Letter from Commissioner of Public Lands

q. Grant 2747 to Eugene BalGrant 2747Survey Field Notes and (2) Diagrams

r. Grant 1674 to E. W. GleasonGrant 1674Survey Field Notes and Diagram

s. Grant 2342 to E. BalGrant 2342Survey Field Notes and Diagram

t. Grant 1146 to Antonio SylvaGrant 1146Survey Field Notes and Diagram


006-036:

a. LCA 5551 to KeakuaLCA 5551 (book 8, p.10)Copy of RP 3150 (book 14, p.93)Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 5551 (v.7, p.4’77)Native Testimony on LCA No. 5551 (v.9, p.665)

b. LCA 2609 to PoepoeLCA 2609 (book 8, p.2 15)RP 3124 (book 14, p.39)Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 2609 (v.7, p.507)Native Testimony on LCA No. 2609 (v.9, p.691)

c. LCA 5774 to KaaiLCA 5774 (bookS, p.391)RP 4014 (book 17, p.25)

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Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 5774 (v.7, p.468)Native Testimony on LCA No. 5774 (v.9, p.659)

d. LCA 1704 to OpunuiGrant 1704Survey Field Notes and Diagram

e. LCA 1844 to Joseph SylvaGrant 1844Survey Field Notes and Diagrams


004-003:

a. LCA 23 6-I to Charles CoppLCA 236 (v.2, p.1295)Royal Patent 498Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 236 (v.8, p.34)Native Testimony on LCA No. 236 (v.5, p.299; 1849)

b. LCA 2609 to PoepoeLCA 2609 (book 8, p.2.15)RP 3124 (book 14, p.39)Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 2609 (v.7, p.507)Native Testimony on LCA No. 2609 (v.9, p.691)

c. LCA 3223 to OpunuiLCA 3224 (book 8, p. 14-15)Copy of RP 4115Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 3224 (v.7, p.475)Native Testimony on LCA No. 3224 (v.7, p.663)Field Notes and Survey Diagram

d. LCA 3520 to KeaweLCA 3520 (book 8, p.10)RP 3135Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 3520 (v.7, p.481)Native Testimony on LCA No. 3520 (v.9, p.669)

e. LCA 3546 to KupaliiLCA 3546 (book 8, p.225)RP 3151Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 3546 (v.7, p.492)Native Testimony on LCA No. 3546 (v.9, p.679)Field Notes and Survey Diagram

f. LCA 5551 to KeakuaLCA 5551 (book 8, p.10)Copy of RP 3150 (book 14. p.93)Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 5551 (v.7, p.477)Native Testimony on LCA No. 5551 (v.9, p.665)

g, LCA 5774 to KaaiLCA 5774 (book 5, p.391)RP 4014 (book 17, p.25)Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 5774 (v.7, p.468)Native Testimony on LCA No. 5774 (v.9, P. 659)

h. LCA 2394 to KaehaLCA 2394 (book 3, p.459-460)Copy of RP 3138 (book 14, p.69)Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 2394 (v.7, p.46’7)Native Testimony on LCA No. 2394 (v9, p.658)Survey Field Notes and Diagram

LCA 2499 to EhunuiLCA 2499RP 4070Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 2499 (v.7, P.467)Native Testimony on LCA No. 2499 (v.9, p.657)Survey Field Notes and Diagram

j. LCA 2522 to MakuakaneLCA 2522RP 3125Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 2522 (v.7, p.487)Native Testimony on LCA No. 2522 (v.9, pJ5’14)

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k. LCA 2577 to HakikiLCA 2577RP 4948Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 2577 (v.7, p.4T7)Native Testimony on LCA No. 2577 (v.9, p.666)

LCA 3020 to MataioLCA 3020RP 3140Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 3020 (v.7, P. 487)Native Testimony on LCA No. 3020 (v.9, p.675)

m. LCA3528toKoaLCA 3528RP 3155Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 3528 (v.7, p.4’72)Native Testimony on LCA No. 3528 (v.9, p.6f52)Survey Field Notes and Diagram

n. LCA 6385 to KamakaipoaaLCA 6385Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 6385 (v.7, p.482)Native Testimony on LCA No. 6385 (v.9, p.670)

o. LCA 10460 to NaleiLCA 10460Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 10460 (v.7, p.5 10)Native Testimony on LCA No. 10460 (v.9, p.694.)

p. LCA 10481 to NapailoiLCA 10481RP 3131Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 10481 (v.7, p.508)Native Testimony on LCA No. 10481 (v.9, p.692)Survey Field Notes and Diagram

q. LCA 3337 to NaanaaLCA 3337RP 3136Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 3337 (v.7, p.476)

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Native Testimony on LCA No. 3337 (v.9, p.665)

r. Grant 1844 to Joseph SylvaGrant 1844Survey Field Notes and Diagrams

s. Grant 3152 to Henry CornwellGrant 3152House Resolution 167

t. Grant 2109 to Joseph EnosGrant 2109Survey Field Notes and Diagram

u. Grant 1704 to OpunuiGrant 1704Survey Field Notes and Diagram

v. Grant 1708 to KoaGrant 1708Survey Field Notes and Diagram

w. Grant 1711 to MohomohoGrant 1711Survey Field Notes and Diagram

x. Grant 1712 to IhuGrant 1712Survey Field Notes and Diagram


004-006:

a. LCA236-I to Charles CoppLCA 236-I (v.2, p.1295)RP 498Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 236 (v.8, p.34)Native Testimony on LCA No. 236 (v.5. p.299; 1849)

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b. LCA 5774 to KaaiLCA 5774 (v.5, p.391)RP 4014 (v.17, P.25)Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 5774 (v.7, p.468)Native Testimony on LCA No. 5774 (v.9, p.659)

c. LCA 10481 to NapailoiLCA 10481rIT ) I ‘1rc.r ij

Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 10481 (v.7, p.508)Native Testimony on LCA No. 10481 (v.9, p.692)Field Notes and Survey Diagram

d. LCA 8874 to KaneaeLCA 8874 (book 8, P. 223)RP 3130 (book 14, p.51)Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 8874 (v.7, p.688)Native Testimony on LCA No. 8874 (v.9, p.5O4)

e. LCA 10160 to MahoeLCA 10160RP 3148Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 10160 (v.7, p.506)Native Testimony on LCA No. 10160 (v.9, p.690)

f. LCA 11022 to WahinealiiLCA 11022RP 3142Survey Field Notes and Diagram

g. LCA 5324 to KeakiniLCA 5324RP 6374Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 5324 (v.7, p.469)Native Testimony on LCA No. 5324 (v.9, p.660)

h. LCA 3527 to KamohaiLCA 3527 (v.8, p.231)RP 3156 (v.14, p.105)Foreign Testimony on LCA No. 3527 (v.7, p.502)Native Testimony on LCA No. 3527 (v.9, p.686)

LCA 1844 to Joseph SylvaGrant 1844Survey Field Notes and Diagram

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j. Grant 3152 to Henry CornwellGrant 3152House Resolution 167 (1925)April 1925 letter from the Commissioner of Public Lands

k. Grant 3043 to J. BoardmanGrant 3043

1. Grant 2960 to J. BoardmanGrant 2960Survey Field Notes and Diagram

m. Grant 2069 to KaaiGrant 2069Survey Field Notes and Diagram

I DECLARE UNDER PENALTY OF LAW THAT THE FOREGOING IS TRUE

AND CORRECT.

DATED: Honolulu, Hawaii, February 2, 2012.

DON HIBBARD

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