Part Pahaua Block and Wilson's Run, Wairarapa District.

The remaining price to be paid for the land is to be fixed and decided on when the boundaries are surveyed and the land examined by the surveyors that its extent may be known, and the extent and position of the reserves for ourselves laid down.

Five per cents.The 5 per cent on all sales of land, to be paid for this district the same as atBoundaries. Wairarapa. The boundary of the land commences at the entrance of the Kaiwata river page 277and the boundary goes up the Kaiwata river till it reaches Hururunui on to Paeponga and goes inland and goes on the road or path to Ohinepaka on to Wakarongotaheke on to the Hiwera till it joins the boundary of the land sold by Wiremu Kingi te Hiakai and Piripi and goes along that boundary to Wainuioru and along the Wainuioru to Pahaua river and down the Pahaua river to the sea and along the sea coast to Kaiwata.

These are all the places for us.

Now we have thought over reflected and for ever transferred and bade farewell to this land of our ancestors, descended from them to us, with all its rivers, creeks, lakes, waters, timber, grass, stones, all its good and bad places and all and everything either under on above the said land and all and everything belonging to the said land, is transferred by us under the shining sun of the present day as a sure and certain land to Victoria the Queen of England or to the Kings or Queens who may succeed her for ever and ever.

And having consented to all the conditions in this paper we hereunto sign our names and marks and the Queen of England on her part having agreed to all the conditions in this paper Donald McLean the Governor's Land Commissioner for New Zealand hereunto signs his name.