to Newman, an European, who is entirely dependent on Heuheu and his tribe for sustenance. He was living with a native woman, and was advised by myself and Mr. Taylor to get married. Had prayers with a large and attentive congregateion of natives, some of whom were baptized; and several who formerly received Mr. Taylor very cooly on his former visit, were most frank, and evinced a better feeling towards him. Mr. Taylor married Newman to the native woman that he had lived 18 months with at Taupo; and after breakfast, Heuheu got a canoe