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Maori Deeds of Land Purchases in the North Island of New Zealand: Volume Two

The Schedule referred to in the foregoing Deed

The Schedule referred to in the foregoing Deed.

All that parcel of land being Manawatu-Kukutauaki Block No. 7 and comprising subdivisionsBoundaries. [2,226 acres.] a, b and c and estimated to contain in the whole two thousand two hundred and twenty-six acres (2226) more or less. Bounded on the North by Manawatu- Kukutauaki Block No. 3, on the East by the Tararua ranges, on the South by the Horowhenua block, and on the West by Manawatu-Kukutauaki Block No. 7d being reserved land of the Ngatihuia hapu as the same is shewn on the plan drawn hereon.

Te Oti Kerei x.
Tamihana Te Hoia.
Te Popo x his mark.
Henere Korouaputa x his mark.
Kita Hamene.
Hapi te Rangitewhata.
Poni Wahio Hakaria x his mark.
Pouawha te Manea x his mark.
Kireona Tuhera.
Hohaia te Pahau.
Hare Teimana.
Ngatio.
Karepa te Kapukai.
Karanama te Kapukaiatia.
Mikara Taia x her mark.
Manahi Huia.
Nepia te Rau x his mark.
Pia te Whakaraki x her mark.
Moihi te Humu
Tekaraha x his mark.
Hakaraia te Wera x his mark.
Aretera te Karaha.
Kereama Pita x his mark.
Witarihana Rupuha.
Poni Wahio Rakaumia x his mark.
Te Hemara x his mark.

Signed by the said Tamihana te Hoia, Hohua te Riunui, Kita Hamene, Hapi te Bangitewhata, Kireona Tuhera, Hohaia te Pahaau, Hare Teimana, Ngatio, Karepa te Kapukai, Karanama te Kapukia, Manahi te Huia, Moihi te Humu, Metera te Karaha, Witarihana Rupuha, and Mihipeka in their own proper handwriting and by Te Oti Kerei te Hoia, Henere Korouaputa, Te Popo, Poni Wahio Hakaria, Poawha te Manea, Maikara. Taia, Nepia te Rau, Pia te Whakaraki, Te Karaha, Hakaraia te Wera, Poni Wahio Rakaumia, Kereama Pita, Te Hemara Tamara te Hapi and Puhiwahine by making their marks hereto, the same having been previously read over and explained to them and they stating that they perfectly understood the same in the presence of us—

James Grindell, of Wellington, a Licensed Native Interpreter, and James Thomson, of Foxton, Manawatu, a Licensed Surveyor.