Deed Receipts—No. 4.
Puketutu Block, Bay of Islands District.
1863. 25 February.
Bay of Islands District.
Kua riro mai i au inaianei i te ringaringa o Te Henara Kepa Te Kai tuku whenua—Puketutu.
Kotahi Rau e Rua tekau pauna moni, ko te Utu ia mo te pihi whenua i te Awa o TeReceipt for £120.
Keri Keri tona ingoa ko "Puketutu" i ruritia e matou ko te Pepene, a, ko tetahi ingoa ko Hororoa—a ko te tino otinga o te Mapi, o te wahi nohoanga mo nga Maori, ko reira ata whakapiritia ai o matou ingoa ki te pukapuka Tuku o te Whenua.
Hare Wirikake.
Te Wera.
Mi haka
Wi Kaire. Piripi Korongohi Na Hare i mea kia tuhia.
(
Signed)
Piripi Korongohi Na Hare i mea kia. tuhia.
H. T. Kemp,
D.C.
Kai Titiro—
Marsden Clarke, Clerk and Interpreter.
William P. Kemp, Clerk and
Interpreter.
Translation.
1863. 25 February.
I have this day received thro’ the hands of H. T:Kemp, L. P. Commissioner
the SumPuketutu.
of One Hundred & twenty pounds sterg., being the payment for the piece of LandReceipt for £120.
situated on the Keri Keri River and known by the name of "Puketetu" which has been surveyed by Mr. Fairburn & us together; It is also known by the name of "Hororoa," and when the map is finished and the Reserve marked off for the Natives, we undertake fully to attach our names to the Deed of Conveyance.(Signed) Hare Wirikake. Te Wera. Mihaka. (Signed) Piripi Korongohi Na Hare i mea kia. tuhia. Wi Kaire. Na Hare i mea kia. tuhia. H. T. Kemp, D.C.
Witnesses—
Marsden Clarke, Clerk & Interpreter.
William P. Kemp, Clerk
& Interpreter.
"True Translation."
A True Copy of Original Receipt and Translation.