Wereta versus Harris; claim against a European named Steley, for maize given to him in 1839. Case dismissed as against Harris, who purchased the maize from Steley. I advised in numerous other cases; addressed the natives on the propriety of good conduct, peace, and friendship among each other, towards the Europeans, etc. Attended the Court held on the 23rd.; and was present with Archdeacon Williams at Mr. Harris', the greater part of the day. In reference to the Land Claims generally, I told the natives that I had not time to enquire into them at present. A case of Clayton's purchase was referred to me by the Archdeacon; who was anxious that the natives should regain the land, by restoring the