Translation.
We the undersigned Landholders and Chiefs residing at and
1847. 18 October.Wellington. District. belonging to Ohariu in the Port Nicholson District agree on the
eighteenth day of October one thousand eight hundred and forty seven to give up
to Her Majesty's Government all cultivations which we have hitherto had on
sections in the Ohariu and Makara Districts belonging to European OHARIU AND MAKARA. Settlers on our receiving from Lieutenant Colonel McCleverty subject to
the approval of the Lieutenant Governor or Governor portions or blocks or land
which we have seen Exchange for other lands. and accepted of as shewn and coloured red in the annexed plan containing
in all two thousand two hundred and eighty two acres and twenty four perches
more or less. The blocks, contents, and boundaries are as follows.
First Native Reserves "77" "88" "97" Ohariu District are in one block
containing three 1. Ohariu. [351a. 2r. 7p.] hundred and fifty-one acres two roods and seven perches—the block is
bounded on the North by section "69" on the East by sections "3" "4" "7" and "8"
on the South by section "78" all in the same District, and on the West by a
block of land between sections "88" and "75" in the same District.
Second. A portion of unsurveyed land containing one hundred and thirty one
acres two 2. Ohariu. [131a. 2r. 16p.] roods and sixteen perches as referred to above between sections "88" and
"75" bounded on the East by the former, on the West by the latter, on the South
by section "74" and on the North by section "72" all in the Ohariu District.
Third. Native Reserve "98" on which the Pah is situated, it contains one
hundred and 3. Ohariu. [131a. 2r. 9p.] thirty one acres two roods and nine perches, it is bounded on the North
West by the sea, on the North by unsurveyed land and part of section "76" on the
East by section "80," on the South by section "81" all in the same District and
on the West by unsurveyed land as following.
Fourth. A block of land unsurveyed to the South West of the Pah comprising
nineteen 4. Ohariu. [1,300 acres.] Native Gardens including one hundred and twenty-one acres—the block
contains one thousand three hundred acres, bounded on the North and West by the
sea, on the South by unsurveyed land. The boundary line being the Magnetic East
and West, from the South boundary of section "35" Makara District running
through the South end of the most Southerly of the Native cultivations namely
five acres three roods and twenty-two perches and on the East by the boundary
lines of sections "98" "81" "82" Ohariu District and "39" "37" "35" Makara
District.
Fifth. Native Reserve "37" and "39" Makara District containing two Hundred
acres 5. Makara. [200s. 0r. 32p. one rood and thirty two perches, bounded on the North by a rugged piece
of unsureveyed land on the West by the aforesaid block on the South by section
"35" and on the East by section "38" Makara District and "87" Ohariu District.
Sixth. Part of the block of land (500 acres) at Kai wara-wara containing one
6. Kaiwharawhara. [167a. 1r. 0p.] hundred and sixty-seven acres, bounded by the Kai wara-wara Stream on
the East, by the portion of the block allotted to the Pipitea Natives on the
South by the portion
page 107of the block
allotted to Taringa Kuri and his tribe on the West, and by settlers sections "7"
and "8" Kai wara-wara District on the North.
|
a.
|
r.
|
p.
|
No. 1. Native Reserves "77" "88" "97" |
351 |
2 |
7 |
No. 2. Block of land between "88" and "75" |
131 |
2 |
16 |
No. 3. Native Reserve "98" (Pah) |
131 |
2 |
9 |
No. 4. Block to South West of the Pah |
1300 |
0 |
0 |
No. 5. Native Reserves "37" "39" |
200 |
0 |
32 |
No. 6. Part of the 500 acre block at Kaiwara |
167 |
1 |
0 |
|
2282 |
0 |
24 |
Produced before the Nat. Land Commr. as to investigation of the title of Te
Haranui and as to Ohariu at Wellington.
Thos. H. Smith,
Judge, N.L.C.
July 3, 1866.
Registration. No. 100. Received for Registration at 11 o'clock a.m.
11th March, 1848.
(l.s.)
Robert R.
Strang,
Registrar of Deeds.
A True Copy of Original Deed, Translation, and Endorsement.
H. Hanson
Turton.
Wellingtong,
January 12th, 1876.