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English
Maori
The boundary on that side is [through?] Te Muramura, Mohuia, Te Punaruawiti, Te Akatarewa, Maropuehu, Watapu, Wangaruru, Pirinoa, Te Ongaonga, Te Takapu-o-te-wai, Wakarewa. This is the area for me [set out] by McLean, Waiwa. The land begins at Koperuahua and out to Matiere falls within the boundary; it starts at Anaparea and this is the area of the land out to Te Ruaomoko, which is also within the boundary; it rises to the other side of Waitawa and includes in the boundary the lands out to Te Punarua-witu[?],
rohe o tera tawahi ko Te Muramura, ko Mohuia, ko Te Punaruawiti, ko Te Akatarewa, ko Maropuehu, ko Watapu, ko Wangaruru, ko Pirinoa, ko Te Ongaonga, ko Te Takapu-o-te-wai, Wakarewa. Ko te rohenga tenei ki a au e Makarini, ko Waiwa. Ka timata te whenua ki Koperuahua, puta ano ki Matiere ka rohea; ka tima[ta] ki Anaparea, ko te rohe tenei ka takoto te whenua puta noa ki Te Ruaomoko, ka rohea; ka hu ki tera tawahi, ko Waitawa te rohe, ka takoto te whenua puta noa ki Te Punarua-witu [?],

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