Deeds—No. 5.
Waiwhetu Block (McCleverty's Deed), Wellington District.
Ko Rihia signs for these himself.
Ko Hakopa.
Ko
Hamuera.
Ko Wiriki.
Ko Akaripa.
Ko Howaia.
Ko Wena.
Ko Hohepa.
Ko Tawai.
Ko Karena.
Ko Tanga.
Ko Puru
Hare.
Ko Henere.
Ko Rihia.
Te Kepa.
Te tohu x Te Returu.
Te tohu x Te Hapimana.
Te tohu x
Horopapera.
Te tohu x Nga Henga.
Te tohu x Manihera.
Te tohu x
Nga Kirikiri.
Te tohu x Tereturuturu te Aongo.
Te tohu x Matahiwi.
Rihia signs for the above.
Rihia signs for these three.
Ko Hare Wiremu.
Ko te Hotene.
Ko Rameka.
Witnesses to the signatures on the day above written—
W. A. McCleverty, Lt.-Colonel. T. H. Fitzgerald, Sur. S. M. Scroggs, Assist. Sur. W. Duncan, Interpreter.
Translation.
Number two "2" is nearly the whole of section number fifty seven "57" of the Lower Hutt and part of Number fifty eight "58" in the same District. It is bounded on the North by section number sixty "60," on the East by the River Hutt and section number fifty nine "59" on the South by Section number fifty four "54" and fifty six "56," and on the West by the Hills westerly of the River Hutt.
The portion of No. 57 contains | 125 acres. |
Do. No. 58 contains | 15 acres. |
In No. 2 plan | 140 acres. |
In No. 1 plan | 106 acres. |
246 acres. |
The natives of Waiwetu are also guaranteed in their pah—plan of which is annexed coloured red containing 3 acres 2 roods 39 perches (3a. 2r. 39p.)
W. A. McC.
In addition E Puni relinquishes any claim to a portion of Native Reserve No. 20 Memorandum.Lower Hutt District near the Bridge to the Waiwetu Natives as shown in the plan and deed of No. 1 Petoni.
W. A. McCleverty,Lt. Col.
No. 94. Received for Registration at 11 o'clock a.m.11th March, 1848.Registration.
(l.s.)
A True Copy of Original Deed, Translation, and Endorsement.Registrar of Deeds. Wellington, January 15th, 1876.