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SCHEDULE OP 'APERS RELATIV TO TAURANGA AFFAIRS— continued. Date. Name of Writer. Subject. i r-i 31 2nd October, 18G6 W. Rolleston Enclosing letter from His Excellency to W. Thompson Pirirokau Natives will not allow Captain Heale to pass Te Whakamarama Eequesting His Excellency to cause the survey at Tauranga to be discontinued To William Thompson, acknowledging receipt of his letter Report on the state of the Bay of Plenty Districts Memorandum by Mr. C. C. Mackay Eeport of Meeting of Tauranga Natives relative to extension of confiscated laud on the west side of the Wairoa To William Thompson relative to survey of Te Puna Enclosing letters from Taupo chiefs relative to reported movements of a party of Hauhaus under Kereopa and Eewi Reporting meeting held by him to complete purchase of Te Puna and Katikati blocks Reporting on movements of the Pirirakau ... Relative to letter to W\ Thompson detained by Messrs. Mackay and Clarke Reporting events since his last report Had left Tauranga before His Excellency's arrival Ngatiporau Hauhaus have again stopped surveys Has received information that 24 of the Ngatiporau tribe intend murdering jtersons engaged in surveying To Mr. Halse, stating he will always assist the Government Statement of Te Rau a Native of Ngatirangarau hapu Reporting events in his district Reporting movements of troops and skirmish with rebels Reporting events in his district Reporting on expedition to Te Irehanga and Whakamarama Reporting events since his letter of 2Sth February Reporting what transpired at meeting at Tauranga in March, 1N(>(> Reporting events since his letter of 12th March Has just returned from Rotorua Reportingmorefully oneventssince 12th March Enclosing letter from R. M. Mair reporting recent operations in Opotiki district Enclosing letter from chief Te Raihi Reporting relation of the Pirirakau to the Ngaiterangi Very little has occurred since his last report Transmitting copy of report from Mr. Mair Reporting meeting on the occasion of the death of Tomika Te Mutu Condensed report as to arrangements made by His Excellency with regard to the confiscated land Reporting events since last report Continuation of his report of 29th April Reporting events which have taken place since his report of 29th May 2:! 32 3rd H. T. Clarke, C.C. 28 33 11th „ W. Thompson 2:} 34 22nd „ His Excellency 24 35 25th „ H. T. Clarke, C.C. 24 36 37 25th November, „ 12th „ J. Mackay, „ H. T. Clarke, „ 25 25 88 30th October, „ W. Rolleston 2G 88 12th November, „ H. T. Clarke, C.C. 2<; 40 —-nu » ;> J. Mackay, „ 27 ■11 ■12 26th „ 5th December, „ » >> >> H. Halse 85 35 48 44 12th „ 27th „ H. T. Clarke, C.C. J. Mackay, ,, 86 87 45 8th January, 1867 H. T. Clarke, „ 87 46 10th „ J. Mackay, „ 40 47 10th „ Hohepa Hikutaia 41 •IS 11th „ H. T. Clarke, C.C. 42 48 50 28th „ 10th February, „ n it tt 12 46 tt It Zt 51 52 24th „ 28th „ tt '» )) 47 48 j» tt tt 53 12th March, „ H. T. Clarke, C.C. 50 54 20th „ W. G. Mair, R.M. 53 58 56 57 58 30th „ 12th April, „ 24th „ 12th „ it 11 JJ tt tt 11 58 55 55 57 J> It 11 tt )> 11 58 60 12th „ 25th „ tt >» It 58 59 It It JJ 61 02 68 26th „ 27th „ 27th „ )* tt ?» J» J» )» 59 60 61 >» jy )» 64 10th May, „ » ;> j> 61 65 66 07 29th April, 12th May, 12th June, „ ji )j ?» 65 67 ?> it tt it Jt tt