to consider whether it could not be rectified. I think you will agree with me that in all these cases where rectifications or alterations of the boundaries of reserves etc. do not affect third parties or greatly increase the area of the reserve and the Maories are agreed about it themselves, it is best to let them have their own way. Grindell's interference seems to have been unnecessary and ill-judged. In reference to Worgans affair you will beleive me when I say that no explanation of your action in