Raglan April 14th. 1873 My dear Sir, I have forwarded a report with translation of speeches made on Saturday last at Aotea. Hone te One and Kewene tell me that Kopuera always speaks like this, and that we need take no notice of it. He means nothing. It was unfortunate that Tawhiao was not at Kawhia when you arrived there. Had he been there, I feel sure that you and he would have come to a satisfactory arrangement. He is very jealous of Tapihana and Kawhia people for having thrust themselves before him. His idea was, as far as I can learn, that you should see both himself and son together. It is to be hoped the King will get over his fit of jealousy soon. I have not been able to ascertain why Tapihana thinks you should not return for the