Translation.
1844. 18 November.Auckland District.Kaipakau.White and Wilson.Know all men that we the undersigned hereby agree to make over
and sell to George Wilson and Robert White their heirs and assigns a portion of
land situate on the Kaipara Road, "Kaipakau" by name. We also agree to sell the
waters, the stones, the trees, and all things lying upon the said Land Kaipakau.
Boundaries. Commencing at a pit dug (by Natives) on the ridge Kaiakeake—then
along the Kaipara Road until it reaches the place named Kaipakau—then along the
Boundaries. [1,000 acres.] ridge to a small Creek—thence to the Kaipara Creek—following the windings
of this creek until it reaches a Native landing place—thence along a footpath
until it adjoins the ridge Kaiakeake.
Payment. Ten Blankets, two Coats, two pairs Trousers, four Cannisters Powder,
Receipt. 4 Fowling pieces, cash Ten Pounds—£10 . 0 . 0.
We are agreed respecting the contents of this document, and we write our names on
this 18th of November in the year of our Lord 1844.
[Signatures.]
[Witnesses.]
Translation.
C. D.—Sepr. 15th, 1846.
A True Transcript of Office Copy of Original Deed and Translation. No. 92.P.C.
H. Hanson Turton.
Wellington,
9th October, 1880.