Translation.
1854. 21 February. Fairburn Block.
We
the Chiefs of the Ngatitai Tribe hereby consent to make over to the Queen of England all places whatsoever claimed by us or in which we have any part within the Block known by the name of "Fairburn's Block" as formerly sold (according to theClaims of Ngatitai
plan annexed to this Document) to relinquish all our claims to this Land whether originally owned by us or returned by Mr. Fairburn or given back by the CommissionerReceipt for £500
of Land Claims or by any former Governor upon our receiving £500 in money given now to us on this day the 21st of February in the year 1854. We the Ngatitai also agree to order all men including the Ngatiwhakaue to move from this Land which is toThis block to be vacated by Natives
be left for Europeans only, We the Ngatitai also agree to move off this Land to that portion given to us by the Queen called Umupuia.Signatures—
(Signed) Hori Te Whetuki
Ruato
Na te Hana
Aperahama
Waekaha
Tamati te Oko
Norahuruhi
Waungarongo
Ngawaka
Te Wea
Tanupo
Ngaronoa
Watere Kape
Watere Te Makuru
Mare Kingi te Kakapu No Ngatipato.
Witness to signatures and the payment of the money as agreed to above in this Deed—
(Signed) John White, Interpreter.
Witness to Signature of Hori te Whetuki—
(Signed) Thomas Eckford, Farmer, Maraitai
Names written upon the sketch upon the Deed.
Mauri.
Eruataroa.
Matawa.
Waeta.
A True Copy of Original Deed and Translation.
Wellington, February 10th, 1876.