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such trustee together with all the rights and emoluments appertaining thereto whenever he shall be called upon so to do by the General Synod or by any person or persons lawfully acting under the authority of the General Synod in that behalf. In witness whereof the said parties hereto have hereunto set their hands. G. A. N. Zealand Bishop of New Zealand. Signed and sealed by the above-named George Augustus Bishop of New Zealand on the thirteenth day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-two in th 3 presence of us— Edw. H. Heywood clerk North Shore Auckland, Edwin F. Morris clerk to the Bishop of New Zealand Auckland. Signed by the above-named Charles John Bishop of Wellington in the presence of vs — Signed by the above-named Octavius Hadfield Archdeacon Kapiti in the presence of vs — Signed by the above-named William MacLeod Bannatyne in the presence of vs — Signed by the above-named George Hunter in the presence of vs — Signed by the above-named Robert Stokes in the presence of vs —

The Schedules referred to in the following Deed. Schedule A. Whanganui (1) All that piece or parcel of land situate and being in the District of Whanganui New Zealand bounded towards the north-west by London Street five thousand three hundred (5300) links towards the north-east by Victoria Avenue five thousand four hundred (5400) links towards the south-east by Ingestre Street three thousand two hundred (3200) links and towards the south and south-west by Asylum Road two thousand (2000) links and four thousand (4000) links respectively the contents being two hundred and fifty (250) acres and thirty-two (32) perches or thereabouts. Wairarapa-Kaikokirikiri (2) All that piece or parcel of land situate and being adjacent to the Town of Kaikokirikiri in the Wairarapa Valley in the District of Wellington in the Islands of New Zealand the boundary of which said piece of land commences at a point marked A upon the plan drawn in the margin of these presents being the junction of the Awatokuru Stream with the Makakaweka River bounded towards the south-west to the Makakaweka River and also by an irregular line forty (40) links and two thousand four hundred and twenty-eight (2428) links from thence the boundary-line runs north-easterly three thousand nine hundred and nine (3909) links thence south-easterly five thousand and seven (5007) links thence south-westerly by an irregular line one thousand seven hundred and fortyfour (1744) links and one hundred and thirty (130) links to the Awatokuru Stream by which it is bounded to the starting point the contents being one hundred and ninety (190) acres or thereabouts. Papawai (3) All that piece or parcel of land situate and being at Papawai adjacent to the town of Manihera in the Wairarapa Valley in the Province of Wellington, in the Islands of New Zealand the boundary of which said piece of land commences at a point marked A upon the plan drawn in the margin of these presents being the junction of the east side of Manihera Street with the north side of the road to Rimutaka and thence runs easterly by the said road in an irregular line five hundred (500) links six hundred and sixty-nine (669) links seven thousand five hundred (7500) links two thousand two hundred and seventy-seven (2277) links and nine bundled (900) links thence northerly one thousand five hundred (1500) links thence north-westerly two thousand (2000) links thence westerly ten thousand and twenty-five (10025) links thence southerly to the starting point three thousand five hundred (3500) links the contents being four hundred acres or thereabouts. Schedule B. Ahuriri Te Aute (4) All that parcel of land in the Province of Wellington in the Colony of New Zealand containing by admeasurement one thousand four hundred and eight (1408) acres more or less situate in the District of Ahuriri and whereof the boundary begins at Te Arawhata o Makowaaeko and runs to Korakonui thence to Tarewatanga o te Ruatite thence to Te Iringa a Kura thence to Matatuawhiro thence to Takangaotamakura thence to Ngapunaanianiaerangi thence to Koiora thence to Pakehiwiomutu crossing the Mangaotai thence to Maramatitapa thence to Te Ruakaka thence to Te Ahitaraotehoukura where it turns and runs on the boundary of the land sold to the Queen and follows the said boundary back to the commencement at Te Arawhata o Makomako. Te Aute (5) All that parcel of land in the Province of Wellington in the Colony of New Zealand containing by admeasurement one thousand seven hundred and forty-five (1745) acres more or less situate in the district of Ahuriri and whereof the boundary begins at Te Rotoakuoa and runs in the Wai o Pekene Stream to Te Roto Atara and follows the edge of the swamp till it reaches Ohinemanuwhiri and goes along the hill till it reaches Whatupungapunga thence to Waipapa thence to Te Horo thence to Oreke thence to Te Kohai where it breaks off and runs to Te Raroa and follows the gully down to Te Roto Okiwa. Schedule C. Ahuriri Te Aute (6) All that parcel of land in the Province of Wellington in the Colony of New Zealand containing four thousand two hundred and forty-four (4244) acres more or less situate in the district of Ahuriri and bounded on the north by land granted to the Bishop of New Zealand upon trust as an endowment for a school one hundred and thirty-seven (137) chains on the east by the Roto Atara Swamp and by a line bearing 183° twenty-nine (29) chains on the south by a line bearing 282° two hundred and thirty-nine (239) chains on the west by a line bearing 170° 30' twenty-one (21) chainsjthence by a line bearing 28° 20' ninety-two (92) chains thence by a line bearing 16° 15' sixty-seven (67) chains to its intersection with the southern boundary of the land granted to the Bishop of New Zealand as aforesaid.