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                  <text>���Letter Reference:
1875_Jun29_Kalakaua-Clerk
Date of Letter:
June 29, 1875
From:
Kalākaua
To:
Rev. W.E. Clerk
Content Summary:
Kalākaua writes Clerk expressing his interest in purchasing the land named “Kukuluaeo” for
$500 dollars to make a horse paddock of it.
Typescript:
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To
The Reverend W.E. Clerk
Dear Sir,
I am informed
that you are the owner of a
piece of land named “Kukuluaeo”
situated near the South ex=
treme part of Honolulu and
now in charge of P. Naone.
I would like to be the
purchaser of said land
and would give five
[Page 2 of 3]
hundred $500.00 dollars
as a fair price for the
land. The land as you
are aware is an unimproved
property and it is my
intention to turn it into a
paddock for horses. The
manufacture of salt has

�been less productive and
the yield small owing to
the abundance of rain which
^has lasted even up to the time I
write, and the low price of
salt.
[Page 3 of 3]
You will please give
my kind aloha to
Mrs. Clerk ame na
Hoa Aloha.
Kalakaua
June 29 1876
Notes:
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Rev. W.E. Clerk - This peson is unknown.
Kukuluaeo - A once-marshy area fronting Kewalo Basin.
P. Naone - This person is unknown, but was the manager of the property in question.
Mrs. Clerk - Likely the wife of Rev. Clerk.
ame na Hoa Aloha - Lit. and friends.
Kalākaua - David Laʻamea Kalākaua was the seventh sovereign of Hawaiʻi, being the
second elected monarch, and ruled from February, 1874 - January, 1891.

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