scouts have been as low down as Upoko Para, Opoiti; have broken into houses on Maru Maru flat, - this on the day previous to the force leaving Clyde. The spirit exhibited by our people was excellent. The Mohaka people have been sent for, and may be expected to-day. The permission to issue half rations to the women and children in need of it, is calculated to have the most beneficial results. Should the enemy attempt to maintain themselves at Huangaroa, it will be necessary to organise a transport train, to supply the forces from Te Wairoa. I have the honour to remain Sir, Your most obedient servant (Signed) Geo. Worgan To:- His Honor D. McLean Esq.