200 got away from the Pa; but not more than 100, I think, kept together with Te Kooti, those being principally ex-prisoners. Those killed, and taken by the Government forces being nearly all Turanga and Wairoa natives, and some Ureweras. "I saw Rewi te Ngahu at Ngatapa; not since. Te Raki Roa was at Ngatapa. He overtook myself and brother at Hikurangi; and went on in search of his own tribe, Ngati-Kowhatu. "Te Waru fled from Te Kautu. He was at Puketapu, when the Expedition went up there from Wairoa; and seeing the Coast clear afterwards, made for the Lake with his tribe. Ihaka, son of Wi Tipuna, informed of the Expedition, (self and brother), and of the movements of Te Waru.