On 14 June 1840, officials and witnesses James W. Fedarb, Papahia and Wiremu Maihi gained another signature from Nā Taku of Ngāi Tai in Tōrere. Three days earlier they had collected the signatures a few days earlier of Pūtiki and Rangihuataki. Nā Taku possibly signed off-shore. [1]
[1] Claudia Orange, The Treaty of Waitangi, Allen & Unwin, Port Nicholson Press with assistance from the Historical Publications Branch, Department of Internal Affairs, Wellington, 1987, p. 76
