continue their deadly enemies, should be driven from there in consequence; that they were squatters on the land, and that they should not retain it any longer. I am glad to observe there is not a dissentient voice, respecting this sale; which promises - unless the Puketapus interfere- to be the most satisfactory of any that has been proposed in the District. High and low agree to it; and those who are the principals have acted on the same plan that I have myself done, by giving the utmost publicity to their intentions, and warning all their