1839. 21 May.Bay of Islands District.Be it remembered that on this day May the 21st, 1839 We the undersigned chieftains in New Zealand do hereby bargain and sell unto Thomas Black and William Green a Tutukaka.Black and Green. certain tract of land situated near Cape Bream and known by the names of Patu Patu, Koko Waitai and Kowetui, and also including the river Tau Kianga for and in consideration of certain payment (hereinafter described) given unto us the said chieftains by the said Thomas Black and William Green as full value of said Tract of land with Timbers Trees growing or laying thereon right of soil and waters belonging thereto. And we the said chieftains further covenant agree and bind ourselves by this Deed to give up immediately and for ever unto the said Thomas Black and William Boundaries. [3,000 acres.] Green their heirs or assigns all claim right title and privilege unto the said tract of land together with all its Properties appertaining thereunto unto the said Thomas Black and William Green their heirs or assigns said Tract of land being bounded on the South by Tihoruru river, on the West by a Woody range named Puketutu, on the North West by the river Horohoro and on the East by the sea.

In Witness whereof We the said Chieftains hereby acknowledge the receipt of the Receipt. above mentioned payment being in full of all demands for said tract of land. This Deed further witnesseth that We the said Chieftains have on the day and year first above written affixed our signatures and Nga Moku.