[Declaration of William Joseph Young]
1. | That I hold a certificate duly authorizing me to act as Interpreter under "The Native Lands Act 1865" and the various subsequent statutes relating thereto or amendments there of and that such certificate is in full force and effect. |
2. | That I was present together with William Ford of Shortland in the said Province of Auckland, settler and did see Ngakapa Whanaupga and Hera Puna parties to the within written lease sign and execute the same and that immediately before the execution of the said Lease by the said Ngakapa Whanaunga and Hera Puna I did faithfully interpret the same to them into the Maori language and that my translation thereof was correct and was understood by them. |
3. | That the names William Ford and William J. Young set and subscribed as those of the attesting witnesses to the execution of the said Deed are of the proper handwriting of the said William Ford and of me this declarent and the said William Ford is a male adult and I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true and by virtue of an Act of The General Assembly of New Zealand intituled "The Justices of the Peace Act, 1866." |
Wm. J. Young..
Declared at Shortland in the said Province
this thirty first day of
December one
thousand eight hundred and seventy two
before me,—
E. W. Puckey,.
One of Her Majesty's Justices of
the peace for New Zealand.
T. M. Haultain,.
Trust Commissioner.
Geo. B. Davy,.
Regr of Deeds.
Daniel
Pollen,.
Sub-Treasurer.
May 30, 1873.
page 453The Deeds Register Office,
Auckland, 27th November,1874. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct copy of the Lease numbered 3443dRegister's certificate the same having been examined with the record copy thereof in volume D 7, page 303.(l.s.)
M. Hamilton.
Depty. Regr. of Deeds.