LCA No. 19 to Naahu

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Cultural Surveys Hawai‘i Job Code: KALIHI 17 Appendix D: Land Commission Awards – Downtown Honolulu LCA No. 22 to G. Kauwaina LCA No. 22 to G. Kauwaina, Transcription No. 22, G. Kauwaina F.R. 39v1 [Margin note: Presented 1/4 of 11 o'clock A.M. 15 April] 1 document entered in Native Register page 40. N.R. 40v1 No. 22 G. Kauwaina, Weloula, Petition, Kapuukolo, Honolulu Oahu, April 8, 1846 To the Land Commissioners: I hereby testify as to my rights in the lot, from when my makuakane lived there till now /when/ I, his keiki /have it/. My makuas lived in the time of Kamehameha /I/. Kuihelani was here in Honolulu. Then, the people lived under the authority of Kuihelani. This lot of mine was from my makuas until their death, and I was their heir. Therefore, I take an edge of my place to convey to Weloula and an edge to convey to Napahi. In the sketch below is shown what is conveyed and what remains. The numbers are explanatory. Place conveyed to Weloula, 1-2-3-4. Place conveyed to Napahi, 5-6-7- 8. Remainder to me, 9-10-11-12. This is the description by the petitioner G. Kauwaina N.R. 82-83v1 No. 22, L. Paahana & Kapau, See 22 G. Kauwaina, Puukolo, April 279 1846 Greetings to the Land Commissioners - the ones who rectify troubles and entanglements: I am petitioning you for the place which Kauwaina has asked for. Before you award to Kauwaina, wait, and award a certain side to me. We are the true heirs of Napahi. Farewell, L. PAAHANA, KAPAU F.T. 30v1 Claim No. 22, G. Kauwaina, June 10, No. 66, Napahi Umi, witness, sworn deposed, She knows claimant has resided from his childhood in the place where he now lives. His father occupied the place in the time of Kamehameha 1st. It was not surrounded by a fence till a long time after. No person has interfered [sic] with this residence there that I am aware of. Kane, sworn deposed, he knows claimant lived at the place which he claims at the time Rihoriho arrived at this Island. There was no fence around it, except a little stick fence to keep the pigs Archaeological Inventory Survey Plan, HHCTCP City Center (Phase IV) Construction D-8 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 out. He does not know when the present fence was built. This is all witness knows. Kamahihi, sworn deposed, since Lord Paulet was here a difficulty arose between Napahi & Kauwaina in consequence of some women in Kawaina's yard bringing in some foreigners; therefore, Napahi wished to have a fence built between the two yards; and he wished to have the fence run according to a former agreement. Makaloa, sworn deposed, the first knowledge I have of the premises of Kauwaina & Napahi was while Kinau was living. Witness was acquainted with the fact that there was a difficulty between Napahi & those living in the next yard. Those living there were Rum drinkers, and he wished to drive them away. In consequence of that, Kinau & Kekuanaoa decided there should be a fence run between. The fence was commenced where Napahi now wished it to run, but it was not finished. From the testimony taken June 16, but not rendered in English. N.T. 46-47v1 No. 22 - The property of G. Kauwaina Kauanui sworn and questioned by the commissioners: Question: Have you seen his property? Kauanui: Yes. Question: Is it fenced? Kauanui: Yes. Question: What is the name of that place? Kauanui: Kapuukolo. Question: Does it all belong to Kauwaina? Kauanui: No, there are many other lots. Question: Has anyone objected to his (Kauwaina) property? Kauanui: Yes. Question: Who has objected? Kauanui: Napahi ma (plural) Question: When was it enclosed with fence? Kauanui: At the present time, and he did it. Question: After it was enclosed, what happened? Kauanui: Napahi crowded into Kauwaina's boundary until Kauwaina is at the tip of his property. This work for G. Kauwaina (plural) was postponed to the 27th day of May because Napahi who objected was absent. N.T. 50v1 No. 22, Office of the Board of Commissioners Who Quiet Land Titles, Kauwila House, May 27, 1846 Archaeological Inventory Survey Plan, HHCTCP City Center (Phase IV) Construction D-9 TMK: [1] 1-2, 1-5, 1-7, 2-1, 2-3 (Various Plats and Parcels)
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