LCA No. 19 to Naahu

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Cultural Surveys Hawai‘i Job Code: KALIHI 17 Appendix D: Land Commission Awards – Downtown Honolulu As was scheduled on May 13th, work on the property of Kauwaina and Napahi was started; however, the witnesses were not aware of this; therefore it is again postponed to June 4th, on which day work will again be resumed N.T. 51v1 Kauwaina No. 22 is postponed to June 4th. N.T. 51v1 Office of the Board of Commissioners Who Quiet Land Titles, Kauwila House, June 3, 1846 Work on the claim of J. Dudoit is postponed to the 9th day of June, which is a Tuesday. Kalama No. 14 is postponed to June 9th, which is a Tuesday Keaniani No. 28 is postponed to June 9th, which is a Tuesday. G. Kauwaina is postponed to June 10th. The land officers had forgotten about it and did not come (here). Pages 53 [sic] & 54 N.T. 54-56v1 No. 22, G. Kauwaina Umiokalani sworn and questioned: Question: Have you seen Kauwaina's property? Umiokalani: Yes, I have seen (it) and he has lived there since infancy to this time. Question: From whom is his property? Umiokalani: From his parents at the time of Kamehameha I. Question: Is it enclosed with a fence? Umiokalani: Only recently it has been enclosed. Question: When? Umiokalani: I do not know. Question: Has anyone objected to his living on that property? Umiokalani: I do not know. Question: Did you know Napahi had objected about him? Umiokalani: I did not know, only recently I heard about it. Kane's sworn testimony: Here is what I shall report to you. I know Kauwaina waS there and that it was from his parents. When King Liholiho returned to Oahu that place became crowded with his servants, we all went mauka and that is the end of what I know. Question: Is the place enclosed? Witnesses of Napahi, Kamahiai's sworn testimony: Question: When was the first time Napahi went to get Kauwaiana's place? Kamahiai: There is only one thing I know about recently as a reason for the taking (of the land). There was among us a certain woman who was full of fun and was doing evil at Napahi's place. Archaeological Inventory Survey Plan, HHCTCP City Center (Phase IV) Construction D-10 TMK: [1] 1-2, 1-5, 1-7, 2-1, 2-3 (Various Plats and Parcels)
Cultural Surveys Hawai‘i Job Code: KALIHI 17 Appendix D: Land Commission Awards – Downtown Honolulu When Napahi heard of this, he ordered that woman be put out because he disliked the activities there. She was ordered to leave and she went to live with G. Kauwaina. Later a haole came looking for his wife and he broke the door of Napahi's house. This is the reason it was thought to separate the properties of Kauwaina and Napahi. Question: When was that (time)? Kamahiai: That was the time after Lord George Paulet. Question: Were you an eye witness at the time of granting by Kinau? Kamahiai: I am not an eye witness. They (these people) were the only ones. Makaloa sworn: Question: When was a fence put up between their (two) properties? Makaloa: During Kinau's life time, that is the first I had known. Question: What did you know at that time? Makaloa: Napahi is a cousin and Weloula was a man who did bad things. He was full of evil doings that we felt that he should be expelled or we would leave and let him have the place. When Napahi came down here to the fort and M. Kekuanaoa advised that the property be divided between Napahi and Weloula. Napahi asked M. Kekuanaoa to find "this man of yours" a place and be separated. M. Kekuanaoa thought it would be better to enclose each lot equally and Napahi agreed to do this. When this began to be started Weloula came to apologize to Napahi and the property was left as is to this time. June 16 was agreed upon as the date M. Kekuanaoa will be a witness for the property of Napahi and which would be the last of the testimonies. The final approval will be by the board of land titles when the proper time comes. Page 59 & 60 [sic] N.T. 59v1 No. 22, G. Kauwaina, Claim of Napahi No. 66, Office of the Board of Commissioners Who Quiet Land Titles, Kauwila House, June 16, 1846 Governor M. Kekuanaoa's sworn testimony: J. Napahi came and told me about his problem with Weloula. He related about Weloula's liquor drinking and prostitution. Weloula was summoned, at which time the complaint was explained to him and a favorable proposal was presented to him. I advised him to separate the property between the two of them and Napahi is still living on the lot just as I had divided (it) but for Kauwaina, I do not know about him. [Award 22; R.P. 7498; Kapuukolo Honolulu Kona; 1 ap.; .2 Ac.; Weloula for Heirs; R.P. 5454 duplicate cancelled; See also Award 66 for Napahi] Archaeological Inventory Survey Plan, HHCTCP City Center (Phase IV) Construction D-11 TMK: [1] 1-2, 1-5, 1-7, 2-1, 2-3 (Various Plats and Parcels)
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