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THE NATIVE INSURRECTION

No. 3. copy of the declaration of hapurona. I hereby declare that the Terms of peace proposed by the Governor have been read and fully explained to me, and that I understand them thoroughly ; and I declare that, on behalf of myself and people, I agree to abide by, and fulfil them. Hapurona Pukerimu. These Terms have been read and explained in our presence and made thoroughly to be understood this Bth day of April, 1861. J. A. Wilson, Missionary C. M. S., of the District of Auckland, Moke, Donald McLean, Native Secretary. I, Hapurona, speak for myself, for all these men whose names are hereunto subscribed, for the women and children. Ko Whatitiri, Aperahama, Te Waka, Topine, Rota, Himiona, Wereta, Ropata, Renata, Matene, Te Whaitere, Te Matenga, Ihakara, Tio, Ho era, Horima, Te Watarauhi, Hetaraka, Wi Whangaroa, Hone Te Rau, Te Otene, Ko Kerei, Pereni,

Te Herewhini, Ko Mohi, Arapata, Rupene, Wi Pepene, Te Teira, Te Harawira, Karira, Eruera, Timotiu, Tamati, Horopapera Hapurona, Kiwi Maire (child), Karipa Kerei, Hoeta, Ko Ke, Pita Hapurona Tamaiti, Women. Karoraina, Apikaira, Maraia, Hariata, Mere Poka, Ka, Heni, Ani, Ka, Here, Hara, Metepera, Hana Nepo, Mere, Ramari, Mata, Rakapa, Roihi, Reti, Oriwia, Hariata, Peti. Peti, From roe, OT . $ More, From Hapurona. Witnesses j d onald McLean, Native Secretary.

No. 4. copy of the declaration of patukakariki. I hereby deslare that the terms of peace proposed by the Governor, have been read and fully explained to me, and that I understand them thoroughly ; and I declare that, on behalf of myself and people, I agree to abide by and fulfil them. Wiremu Ngawaka Patukakariki, his x mark. These Terms have been read and explained in our presence, and made thoroughly to be understood, this 15th day of April, 1861. Te Waka Nene, x. Feed. A. Weld, Native Minister, Donald McLean, Native Secretary.

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