Deed Receipts—No. 68.
Matakawau Block, Manuku District.
1854. 2 October.
Manukau District.
Kua riro
mai ki a maua inaianei i te rua (2) o nga ra o Oketopa 1854 nga pauna moniMatakawau.
E toru tekau pauna moni takitahi (£30) hei utu timatanga mo to matou wahi whenua mo te Matakawau te ingoa nui kei roto o Manukau Ko nga rohe kei te kouru o RangiririBoundaries.
te tapahanga mai ki te Pakeha ka piki kei Ohau ka makere kei Matauroa ka puta kei te tai Tuauru ko te hononga o tenei whenua kei te Kawakawa kei te whenua i tukua e Ahipene e Heta e Wetere i mua ake nei. Na ko te tino ruritanga o te whenua koReceipt for £30, first instalment.
reira ata whakaarohia ai nga utu mo tenei whenua tukunga ki a te Kuini. I riro mai anei moni i a te Makarini otira na te Kepa i homai ki a maua.Ko te tohu
x o
Wetere te Kauwae.
Haimona.
Kai Titiro Witnesses—
Archd.
A.
McInnes,
Clerk, N.
Land Purchase Dept.
John P. Russell, Settler, Wairarapa.
Translation.
1854. 2 October.
Manukau District.
We
two have received on this second (2) day of October 1854, the sum of Thirty pounds (£30) once told, being the first instalment for a certain portion of our land named Matakawau in the Manukau District. The Boundaries. The portion for theMatakawau.
Europeans commences at Te Kouru o Rangiriri, thence to Ohau, thence to MatauroaBoundaries.
and thence to the West Coast.This land adjoins te Kawakawa, the land which was sold by Ahipene, Heta and Wetere some time since. And when the land has been completely sold surveyed then will the concluding arrangements be made for the final amount of the purchase of this land for the Queen.
Receipt for £30, first instalment.
These monies were paid to us by Mr. McLean through the hands of Mr. Kemp(Sd.) The mark x of
Wetere te Kauwae.
"
Haimona.
Witnesses—
(Sd.) Archd.
A. McInnes, Clerk,
N. Land P. Dept.
" John P. Russell, Settler, Wairarapa.
True Translation.
Donald McLean,
Chief Commissioner.
A True Copy of Original Receipt and Translation.
Wellington, July 22nd, 1875.