Table of Contents “...Evidence of early sales is in 'Old Land Claims', a book held by universities/archives -- The map used by Ko Huiarati, originally an organisation founded by northern chiefs to forge inter-tribal marriages and contracts for more unity, 1808, at the period when the Whare or Bank of Awaroa was founded by French noblemen around the Pacific -- Statutes and Principles in law, comparing selected laws of the U.K. and New Zealand -- The Unsigned Treaty of Ngai Tahu and one or two captives from Te Puoho's army : it reveals clues on the philosophy of the treaty of Waitangi - chiefs were to sign, then return to New Zealand and sign the official Treaty but used only the latter -- PART TWO -- Maps, the first open courts in the world listed in the UK's 1868 Fisheries Act -- The Treaty of Waitangi was read by Governor Gore Brown to Maori Chiefs, 1860, at the Kohimarama Conference in the Mission Buildings near Auckland billed by many Chiefs as 'the Second Treaty' (and ratified by them. ...”