Ko te Tuhituhinga o tenei pukapuka i te ra erua tekau ma ono o Nowem a kotahi mano 1851 26 November.Auckland District. waru rau rima tekau ma tahi te whakaaetanga o matou nga Rangatira o Ngatiwhatua te whakaaetanga ano hoki o te Kuini o Ingarangi mona na ko matou nga tangata i te kainga Rarawaru. e tuhituhia nei ki tenei pukapuka na ka whakaae nei matou ki te hoko o tenei whenua ki a Kuini Victoria hei utu mo nga pauna moni erua tekau ma rima ka hoatu nei ki a matou nokonei ka hoatu nei ka tuku atu nei ki a Victoria te Kuini o Ingarangi ki te Kingi Kuini ranei o muri i a ia ake ake ake i taua whenua me nga aha noa iho aha noa iho o tenei kainga, ko ona rohe koia enei, kei te kotiu (North) ko te awa ko Waitemata, Boundaries. kei te Marangai ko te whenua o te Kuini na te "Weteri" tenei whenua i mua, kei te Tonga ko te whenua o te Kuini na te Berrey tenei whenua i mua; kei te Hauauru ko te whenua o te Kuini, na te Berrey ano tenei whenua i mua a ka tae ki te awa ko Waitemata kua tuhituhia te ahua o te oneone ki tua nei.

This Deed written on the 26th day of November 1851 is an Agreement between us 1851. 26 November.Rarawaru. Chiefs of Ngatiwhatua and the Queen of England whereby we the owners of the piece of land described in this deed consent to sell the same to Queen Victoria in consideration of the sum of twenty five pounds sterling now given to us, wherefore we give and deliver over to Victoria Queen of England and to her Successors for ever the said piece of land and all that belongs to it bounded as follows On the North by the River Waitemata, Boundaries on the East by Crown land that which formerly belonged to Wellesley Hughes on the South by Crown land which formerly belonged to Berrey and on the West by the same land until the boundary reaches the Waitemata. The plan is drawn on the other side.