Okawa July 9th 1859 My dear Sir, Mr. Sealy has just delivered me your note. The Boundary on the other side of Pukekautuke is an excellent natural Boundary, a creek running within a quarter of a mile of Mangatarata. The other one which is given in that paper which Mr. Sealy has with him is merely imaginary, and moreover will diminish the contents of the Run by fifteen hundred acres or thereabouts -- I really think such a Boundary is liable to great objections and I do not think that Renata would make any objections to the other one. Renata will no doubt soon be back, and by waiting a few days a considerable section of land would be saved. Believe me, dear Sir, to remain in haste Yours sincerely Thos.Lowry