and the other outstanding questions. Rawiri and Tahana, after a week's deliberation took the remainder of the Governor's liberality, which unluckily came rather late, all parties being perfectly satisfied with the cask of tobacco supplied by the owners of the cargo; but of which His Excellency was not apprised. However, there can be little doubt of ultimate good arising from it. Te Ngahuru is here, and has been ill; which prevented him attending to his usual complaints of cattle trespass; which occur almost daily, and will yet terminate unpleasantly, unless different precautions are adopted. The removal of the cattle would be the best; and I was glad to hear you had spoken so well of Ahuriri for cattle runs. I think Mr. Richardson's pigs will be recovered in a day or two, - the result of frequent dunning, which I have frequently found to answer.