1855. 25 August.Bay of Islands District. This Deed or sale of land written on this the twenty fifth day of August 1855, is a Deed by which we agree to sell a portion of our land to Victoria the Queen of England for ever and ever;—The principal name of this piece of land is "Te Wiroa" and is Te Wiroa. situated near the Mangonui River in the Bay of Islands.

The Boundaries of the land are these; It commences at a point called "Te Kohe-kohe" on the banks of the "Poukoura" river, it follows the "Poukoura" river towards Boundaries. the small Island called "Te Mawhitiwhiti" from thence to "Opiti," from thence across to "Waiwhapuku," then on the sea side until ti reaches the Pa called "Opuawaka," it then follows the native footpath on the ridge until it reaches the right or outer side of the "Parangiora" Pa,—thence here it descends the hill to the "Ahimango" and to the water side, from thence until it joins Mr. Potter's purchase (on the Mangonui side) and joins the piece just purchased on behalf of Thomas Hansen, from thence it follows the ridge until it descends at the "Ngaio," it then follows the side of the river "Mangonui" until it reaches the point called "Te Kauri," following it round to "Pakotare," "Mawhai," "Pukihi," "Te Awaiti," "Weteriki," where it joins the piece of ground sold to Thomas Hansen.