1853. 16 September.Wairarapa District.This paper or Deed conveying land written on this day on the sixteenth 16th of the days of September in the year of Our Lord One thousand eight hundred and fifty three 1853 Is a paper of the full and true consent of us the Chiefs and people of NgatikahungunuKaiwaka.(Captain Smith's run) whose names are written to this Deed on behalf of ourselves our relatives and descendants to entirely and for ever surrender a portion of our land to Victoria the Queen of England or to the Kings or Queens who may succeed her for everReceipt for £100. and ever and ever. And having consented to entirely surrender this portion of our land, Victoria the Queen of England on her part agrees to pay us One hundred Pounds £100 in money; which said sum of One Hundred Pounds £100 has been paid to us this day by Mr. McLean.

Boundaries. The Boundaries of the land which we have sold are these, commencing at Kaiwaka at the junction of Watawataatao thence up the Watawataatao to Capt. Smith's fruit garden, then it crosses the Watawataatao river leaving the said garden within the boundary, and the boundary descends again straight into the Watawataatao and goes up the said river to Onakowaewae the boundary then strikes across to Mangakiripa and thence to the Whare o tamaure thence in a straight line to two Ti trees thence to Orongo thence it turns in the direction of Rakauotahiarangi thence to Ahinewetoe thence to Marua thence into the Ruamahanga and the Ruamahanga river forms the boundary till it joins the Huangarua at Kaiwaka.