Nine acres of land, situated in the Town belt, opposite to Mr. Standish's, could be proposed as an equivalent, and as a portion of that land was formerly cultivated by Erangi Matotoru, it would probably be accepted by the present proprietors of the reserve. Mr.Davy will forfeit the sum of One Hundred Pounds, should you be unable to give Mr.Richardson possession of this reserve. Irrespective of the constant source of annoyance to the proprietor, and of trouble to the Inspector of Police, which the constant trafic of Natives and their dogs through a sheep farm would inevitably prove, you will on reference to the charts, see