As you ask so kindly about our doings here I may tell you that I find it much easier to get on and follow the advice you used so kindly to give me than I did in New Zealand because there is no Superintendt. between me and the people. I can look after the schools, interest myself in agriculture and take part in every thing without waking up the jealousy of any one. Indeed I think people seem pleased that I should do so. We therefore get on very well and people are most