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

Sections at Pitone, the Hutt, Nos. 1, 2, and 3, Wellington District

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Sections at Pitone, the Hutt, Nos. 1, 2, and 3, Wellington District.

We the undersigned owners of land in Sections Nos. One (l) two (2) and (3) three in1876. 22 August.Wellington District. the Hutt District in the Province of Wellington specified in the schedule below in consideration of the sum of Six hundred and sixty two Pounds ten shillings (£662 . 10 . 0) Paid into our hands by the Minister of Public Works, by the hands of Charles HeaphyPitone(Sections 1, 2, and 3). Esqr. V.C. Do hereby convey to Her Majesty the Queen, her Heirs and Successors and his Successors and Assigns All that piece of land in the said Sections Nos. l one 2 two andReceipt for £662 . 10 . 0 . 3 three as described in the Schedule hereunder written together with all ways, rights, and appurtenances thereto belonging and all such estate right title and interest in and to the same as we are or shall become seized or possessed of To hold the premises to Her Majesty the Queen her Heirs and Successors and Assigns for ever.

Henere Te Puni.
Makareta Ngapaki.
Matene tauwhare.
Hapurona Hamama x.
Hori Henare x.
Apihaka Epiha x her mark.
Tiaki Puni x.
Patehepa Te Puni x her mark.
Hana Ngahina Matene x her mark.
Patu Matene x.
Ngapaki Te Puni x his mark.
Rahiri Pane x her mark.
William epuni.
Nopera Henare x his mark.
Eruera Hohua x his mark.
Mawene Hohua.
Atanatiu Te Puni x his mark.

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Signed by the said Henare te Puni, Makarete Ngapake, Matene Tauware, Hapurona Hamama, Hori Henare, Apihaka Epiha, Tiaki Puni, Patehepa Te Puni, Hana Ngahine Matene, Patu Matene, Ngapake te Puni, Rahiri Pane, William E Puni, Nopera Henari, Eruera Hohua, Mawene Hohua and Atanatiu Te Puni by signing their names or making their respective marks the same having been previously read over to them and explained to them by an Interpreter of the Native Land Court, and they appearing clearly to understand the meaning of the same in the presence of—

H. Halse, Judge, N.L.C., Wellington,

this 22nd day of August, 1876, at Wellington, New Zealand, and of—
Ihaiha Porutu, Assessor, Wellington—Ateha, o Poneke.

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