Datapoint Pidgin Hawaiian/Order of possessor and possessum
No example was found in my corpus of the possessor-possessum order involving two full nouns. There are, however, a few instances where a proper noun could be interpreted as the possessor, e.g.
Akolu pake wau aha ma kela hale, makou limalima kela rumi, Aiau kela hale.
three Chinese 1SG four LOC DET house 1PL rent DET room Aiau DET house
'Three Chinese and I, four total, were in that house; we rented the room/rooms at Aiau's house' (naturalistic written, own data 1894)
Note that such constructions are ambiguous since Aiau kela hale can also be interpreted as 'it was Aiau's house'.
Values 
Possessum-possessor
- Example 71-4:
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Akoi ma kela lumi Lam See.AkoiAkoimalockeladetlumiroomLamLamSee.SeeAkoi was in Lam See's room.
- Example 71-135:
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Poakahi aole loaa hulu moa ma kela hale oe?PoakahiMondayaolenegloaaexisthulufeathermoachickenmalockeladethalehouseoe?2sg.possOn Monday, were there no chicken feathers at your house?
- Example 71-205:
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Kela pake olelo iaia, “Aole hele malaila,” kela keiki paa ka lima ka pake.KeladetpakeChineseolelospeakiaia,3sg“Aoleneghelegomalaila,”therekeladetkeikichildpaaholdkadeflimaarmkadefpake.ChineseThat Chinese said to him [the child], 'Don't go there,' the child grabbed the Chinese's arm.
- Confidence:
- Very certain