The intentions of this native have been opposed by Katatori; who has, all along, pursued a direct opposition to the occupation of any lands by the Europeans, excepting to the sea side of the Devon line. 3rd. Mongoraka. At this settlement there are nine Europeans; who have cultivated considerable portions of land, Eight of them are living on a Block of land of about 1300, (thirteen hundred) 60 acres which is claimed by Katatori, for himself, and a part, the ninth of his tribe, is living on land to the sea side of the Devon line; which land the natives are willing to sell. There are forty-eight natives living at Mongoraka; over whom Katatori assumes Chieftainship. He asserts that he will not allow, or consent to, any information