to make further provision in land for the Ngaitenuaraweho hapu. The principal men of which have just surrendered. I have telegraphed to Halse for answers to some of mu old applications - especially with regard to telegraph - you will remember that I made certain recommendations which you told me you had approved and I have never had an official intimation of approval. My telegram has not been answered yet altho' sent two days ago - I wish Mr. Halse would wake up. If you want any assistance in Wellington, I shall be glad to help you if I can be spared from the North. very faithfully yours, Hy. T. Clarke