events carefully, I considered that another Meeting was necessary. Accordingly I proceeded to the Uhi, accompanied by Kopu and Paora Apatu; where everything was amicably settled; and two days after, all the Waikato emmissaries left the district; and all disputes since have been settled peaceably, according to arrangements entered into on that day. (See letter.) The Union Jack is now hoisted at sunrise, and lowered at sunset, at all the principal pas on the Wairoa; and peace is finally established. All that is required is firmness and justice. Since the above transactions, more land of an excellent quality has been bought; and nearly