(Supplementary Deed.)
This Deed made the 10th day of June in the year 1846, Between
Nopera, Tautari, 1846. 10 June.Auckland District.Riverhead.J. Brigham. Whanganui, Paiura Patu, Hoete, Paremata and Te Taniwha Native Chiefs of
New Zealand residing at Okahu in the Territory of New Zealand of the one part and
John Brigham of Auckland in said Territory Innkeeper of the other part Whereas
said Nopera, Tautari &c. claim to be and are justly and legally entitled
to all that Piece or Parcel of Land hereinafter more particularly described and
said John Brigham having contracted with them for the purchase of said piece or
parcel of land hath requested a conveyance thereof in manner hereinafter contained
Now this Deed witnesseth that in consideration of said contract and of the sum of
Twenty-five Pounds paid by paid John Receipt for £25. Brigham to the said Nopera, Tautari &c. the receipt whereof is
hereby acknowledged They the said Nopera, Tautari &c. do and each for
himself according to his respective interest therein doth hereby sell sign alien
release confirm convey and assure unto the said John Brigham his heirs and assigns
for ever All that piece or parcel of land in said Territory of New Zealand situate
on the left bank of the Waitemata the boundaries Boundaries. [1,600 acres.] commencing at the Mouth of the Creek Waitemata following the course of
said creek until it reaches its source thence to a small creek named Manutewha
adjoining Messieurs Henderson and McFarlane's land thence along their boundary
line parallel with a post or stake erected by the Natives on the ridge
Pukewhakatatara descending from this above post or stake on the said ridge to two
Ti trees near the margin of a creek named Ngongitepata falling into this creek and
following its windings until it reaches the salt water stream Waitemata Said piece
or parcel of land containing by estimation one thousand six hundred acres be the
same more or less Together with all the rights and appurtenances thereunto
belonging And the said John Brigham doth hereby declare that no widow whom he may
leave shall be entitled to dower out of said piece or parcel of land or any part
thereof And the said Nopera, Tautari &c. do hereby covenant for themselves
and each for himself their each and every of their heirs executors and
administrators that they the said Nopera, Tautari &c. now have in
themselves good right and lawful and absolute authority to make this present grant
and conveyance according to the true intent and meaning of these presents and of
the parties hereto And further that the said John Brigham his heirs and assigns
shall and may peaceably and quietly have hold occupy possess and enjoy the said
piece or parcel of land with the rights and appurtenances hereby conveyed without
the let suit hinderance or interruption of the said Nopera, Tautari &c.
their either or any of their heirs executors or administrators or any other person
or persons whomsoever and that they the said Nopera, Tautari &c. shall and
will for ever warrant and defend the same by these presents In Witness whereof the
said parties have hereunto subscribed their names.
Nopera his x mark.
Na tautari
Wanganui x.
Paiura Patu his x mark.
Hoete Paremata his x mark.
Te Taniwha his x mark.
John Brigham.
Signed by said parties in our presence (being first read over and
explained)—
Jas. Kennedy Solr., Auckland.
C. O. Davis Interpreter,
Auckland.
Nos. 183 and 184.P.C. A True Copy of Original Deeds and Translation.
H. Hanson
Turton.
Wellington,
4th November, 1880.