Translation.

Boundaries. The boundary of the Land begins at te Rongo-o-hineiringa at the mouth of the Maraekakaho runs up the stream till it reaches Tahuapou, te Waikoukou, te Pihau, te Niu-a-Tangahoa, Rakauwharoa Parikarangaranga Mangaonuku runs up this stream till page 509it reaches te Motu-a-Rangitekura Matakite te Koangaumu te Wai-o-Hineteata runs across Tapuae Haruru into Poporenga thence to Oaro breaking off there and running to Oahua then running down Mr. Park's boundary till it reaches Otapahi thence down stream and into Mangatahi thence to Mohotaurua down to Ngaruroro thence to Muhumuhu thence to Otakaraho and finally closing up at the mouth of the Maraekakaho.

Now we have fully considered wept over and finally bid adieu to this land inherited by us from our ancestors with its streams waters [unclear: lakes] forests hills plains good places and bad, grass trees stones and everything either above or beneath the soil and everything connected with the said land have now finally given up under the shining sun of the present day as a fixed possession to Victoria the Queen of England and to all the Kings and Queens her successors for ever.

And in witness of our consent entirely to surrender this piece of our land we have hereto subscribed our names and marks.

And in witness of the consent of Victoria the Queen of England on her part to all the conditions of this Deed it has been signed by Mr. Cooper a Land Commissioner for the Governor of New Zealand.