Translation.
Know
all men both Maories and Europeans, We the chiefs of the tribe "Kokako" living1843. 30 October. Te Toma.
at Turanga in New Zealand, have given to John Harris in trust for his son Henry Harris this piece of land the name of which is "Toma." One side of the boundary isHenry Harris.
"Rotokura"—one side of the boundary is[150 acres.]
"Tarapanei"—one side of the boundary is "Taupake o te hekenga"—one side of the boundary is "Te Toma," for him for Henry Harris and for his heirs for ever and ever, and the waters and everything growing on this piece of land. The Mother of that child was related to us, that is why we haveDeed of gift.
given him this piece of land: her name was "Tukura."Matawiro, Turanga, New Zealand, the 30th day of October 1843.
[Witnesses.]
[Signatures.]
A True Translation.
A True Copy of Original Deeds and Memorandum of Transfer. No. 1,355.Half-caste Claims.
H. Hanson Turton.
Wellington, 13th December, 1880.