of healing the breech only widened it. I asked him if any of the English Magistrates visited them. He said yes, but he did not like them all - and then remarked about Mr. Fenton. He shows no disposition to visit the Governor - he is evidently afraid on account of the part the Waikato have taken in the Taranaki War. Some of his followers say that he does not forget Rauparaha. I believe it would be the means of overcoming many of his false ideas, and prejudices. I think no one can now deny that Wiremu Kingis quarrel and the King movement are very nearly allied. If it could be managed I should like to take a run up to Auckland for the trip and return again in the vessel There are many things I wish to have a korero about and get your advice which cannot be managed