A Compendium of Official Documents Relative to Native Affairs in the South Island. Volume Two.

Schedule

No of series.	Date.	Writer.	To whom Addressed.	Subject.
1	Feb. 1, 1867	Aperahama to Aika	His Excellency the Governor	Asking for a piece of land on the banks of the Puharakekenui.
2	May 23, 1867	Hon. Colonial Secretary	Superintendent of Canterbury	Asking if Te Aika's request can be complied with, without prejudice to other interests.
3	Aug. 22, 1867	Superintendent of Canterbury	Hon. Colonial Secretary	Stating that Te Aika has changed his mind and selected another section, to which there is no objection.
4	Jan. 15, 1868	A. Mackay, Esq.	Native Under Secretary	Suggesting that the land wanted by Te Aika be made a reserve.
5	Jan. 18, 1868	Native Under Secretary	A. Mackay, Esq.	Asking for a plan and description of the land for Te Aika.
6	March 3, 1868	A. Mackay, Esq.	Native Under Secretary	Stating the survey has not yet been made there, nor at Te Taumutu.
7	Dec. 14, 1869			Recommending that additional land should be granted to the Natives at Te Taumutu.
8	Dec. 27, 1869	The Native Under Secretary	Secretary for Crown Lands	Suggesting method of making a fresh reserve.
9	Dec. 30, 1869	Secretary for Crown Lands		Memorandum on the above.
10	Jan. 6, 1868	Hon. Colonial Secretary	Superintendent of Canterbury	Requesting him to reserve certain lands from sale.
11	Jan. 10, 1868	Superintendent of Canterbury	Hon. Colonial Secretary	Informing him that the reserve has already been made.
12	Jan. 13, 1868	The Native Under Secretary	A. Mackay, Esq.	Instructing him to take action in the matter.