Mauna Kea Oral History Appendix - Office of Mauna Kea Management

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Oh yeah, all that.
Hämäkua.
Opening gates all the way [chuckling].
[chuckles]
Yes, yes. So when you got into Parker Ranch, you know on the Nohonaohae nui Hill
down, on the bottom By Saddle Road, the intersection
Yes.
You went up and all of the gates up to Waiki‘i
Yes, there were all gates there.
Yes.
We lived up there, there was a sub-camp there. They grew a lot of corn.
Yes. I’m going to open a map okay, and maybe I’m going to slip in and sit on this side by
you here. Is that okay
Okay, sure.
That way we can see the map together.
No, no problem.
I’m just going to slip right around. [Register Map No. 2786] The map is good because it’s
all Waiki‘i and it has the old names of Corn Field, Mac Hill…
He remembers all those names.
…Chicken Run and what, like that. This is Register Map 2786 and it was surveyed in
1917 and you have a copy of it in your packet here.
We better move this out of here little bit.
Thank you.
You alright
I’m fine honey.
That’s good.
Don’t worry.
You’re going to enjoy this map.
Yes, yes.
Yes, they’re good maps.
I’ve been looking at them.
Right down here [looking at map] , this is the road that goes up. This is the hill they called
Nohonaohae nui.
Yes.
Okay. You come up, here’s Pu‘u Mahaelua.
Pu‘u Mahaelua, yes.
Okay, good, so now you know where we are. You know the Mutual Telephone
Company…
Yes, yes.
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A Collection of Oral History Interviews (HiMK67-050606) A:366