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Maori
Waihinga 5 October 1853 To McLean Sir, Here is another piece of land of ours to be given to you, that is, land that has been carefully and peacefully discussed amongst us, the Maori; and it is for each person to his part to you. These are the boundaries for that land: From Karearea running on to Tauriohineoi, and on to Te Wareotekina, Te Paewai, Turimoho and Te Papakaahikarara, coming out at Wakahauwahine, and going on out to Te Kairereateaua, and on to Pukemapou, Te Ahioteake, coming out at Manupopokirua, then going on to Te Hiwera, out to Te Wairere, and on to Te Pukuotautokonga, then on to Haowenua,
Waihinga 5 Oketopa 1853 Ki a Te Makarini E ta, Tenei ano tetahi wahi whenua no matou ka tukua atu ki a koe, ara, he whenua ata korero marie na matou, na nga Maori, kia riro ai ma ia tangata ma ia tangata tona wahi tona wahi, e hoatu ki a koe. Ko nga rohe tenei o taua whenua: Karearea rere atu ki Tauriohineoi, rere atu ki Te Wareotekina, rere atu ki Te Paewai, rere atu ki Turimoho, rere atu ki Te Papakaahikarara, puta noa atu i Wakahauwahine, puta noa atu ki Te Kairereateaua, rere atu ki Pukemapou, rere atu ki Te Ahioteake, puta noa atu ko Manupopokirua, rere atu ki Te Hiwera, puta noa atu ko Te Wairere, rere atu ko Te Pukuotautokonga, puta noa at ki Haowenua,

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