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Ifo. D»te. From. To. Subject. Page 1870. Oct. 26 BAY OK PI /ENTY. H. T. Clarke, Esq. ... Under Secretary, Native Department Forwardiug report from Major Mair, of meeting with Tamaikowha and party 1871. Jan. 26 Ditto Ditto Reporting visit to Bay of Plenty settlements, in company with Hon. Native Minister, and meeting between Native Minister and Chiefs at Tauranga, &c. Continuation of report. Gives account of meetings between Hon. Native Minister and Ngatipikiao, and Ngatiwhakaue at Maketu, &e. Continuation of report. Gives account of meetings between Hon. Native Minister and surrendered rebels at Opotiki and Whakatane Forwarding letter from Captain Gundry, reporting want of tools among surrendered XJrcwera Reporting visit to Natives along north-western shore of Tauranga, and giving account of a visit of two of the Tauranga Chiefs to Tokangamutu Jan. 27 Ditto Ditto Feb. 3 Ditto Ditto 5 Feb. 8 Hon. D. McLean H. T. Clarke, Esq. ... 90 Mar. 16 H.T.Clarke, Esq. ... Hon. Native Minister in Feb. 15 E. M. Williams, Esq. BAY OF IS! Hon. Native Minister jANDS. Reporting meeting of Natives at Waimate to elect Member for Northern Maori Electoral District 11 May 27 H. T. Kemp, Esq. ... I THAM1 Hon. Native Minister I :s. Reporting Native meeting at Ohinemuri \-2 1870. Oot. 28 WAIKA' DO. W. N. Searancke, Esq. Hon. Native Minister Reporting friondly visit of partv of Hauhaus to Waikuto Reply to above 9 1-' Id Nov. 15 1871. April 24 H. Halse.Esq. W. N. Searancke, Esq. 13 11 R. S. Bush, Esq. ... Hon. Native Minister General report on feelings of Waikato Natives with regard to Aroha case, Mr. Todd's murder, &c. Report on Native matters at Waikato Report of Native meeting at Waniwam Acknowledging receipt of above 13 12 I 1 June 10 June 84 July 28 Major Mair ... W. N. Searancke, Esq. H. Halse, Esq. Ditto Ditto W. N. Searancke, Esq. I 1 IB 16 Feb. 21 Mar. 20 H. W. Brabant, Esq. Ditlo RAGL4 N. us 16 Hon. Native Minister Ditto Report on Btato of Natives at Raglan and Aotea ... Reporting unsuccessful visit of two Natives, stated to have been sent to induce Waikato Kupapa to join the King party 15 l(i