1848. 18 July.Manukau District.Ko te tuhituhinga o tenei pukapuka i te tekau ma waru o nga ra o Hurai te tau kotahi mano waru rau wha tekau ma waru toku whakaaetanga he Rangatira no Ngatitamaoho te whakaaetahga hoki O te Kuini o Ingarangi mona na ko Wetere Rangatira o Wharau No. II. Ngatitamaoho te tangata o te kainga i tuhituhia nei ki tenei pukapuka Na ka whakaae nei taua Rangatira mona mo tona hapu ano hoki ki te hoko i tenei whenua ki Kuini Victoria hei utu mo nga pauna moni e Rima tekau ka hoatu nei ki taua Rangatira no konei ka hoatu nei ka tukua atu nei ki a Victoria te Kuini o Ingarangi ki te Kingi Kuini ra nei i muri i a ia ake ake ake taua whenua me nga aha noa iho aha noa iho o taua whenua "Te Wharau" ko nga kaha o taua whenua koia enei ka timatad i Kokoreka Boundaries. haere atu ki Pukekaroro haere atu ki Waimatuku ko te kaha ki te hauauru ka haere ki te tai tuauru tae noa atu ki te Matatahi ka haere mai i reira a pa noa ki te Wharau ka haere atu i te Wharau i te wai o Manuka a hono noa ki Kokoreka ka mutu.

1848. 18 July.Manukau District.This Deed written on the eighteenth day of July in the year One thousand eight hundred and forty eight is an agreement between me a Chief of Ngatitamaoho and the Queen of England on her own behalf—Whereby Wetere Chief of Ngatitamaoho the Wharau No. II. owner of the land described in this Deed on behalf of himself and his tribe agrees to sell this land to Queen Victoria in consideration of the sum of fifty pounds now given to him the said Chief on which account is given and delivered over to Victoria Queen of England and to her successors for ever with all thereto belonging the before mentioned Boundaries. land called Te Wharau, it is bounded as follows, commences at Kokoreka thence to Pukekaroro thence to Waimataku on the West the boundary is the sea shore till it reaches Matatahi thence it comes to the Wharau and from the Wharau it goes along the waters of Manukau till it joins Kokoreka it is finished.