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

Schedule

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Schedule.

No of series.	Date.	Writer.	To whom Addressed.	Subject.
1	Oct 22, 1860	The Superintendent, Otago	The Colonial Secretary	Enclosing application for leasing a portion of Stewart's Island.
2	Jan. 22, 1861	Hon. Colonial Secretary	The Superintendent, Otago	Enclosing copy of a letter from Topi, offering to sell Stewart's Island.
3	Feb. 20, 1861	Superintendent, Otago	The Colonial Secretary	Stating that, on certain conditions, Otago will buy Stewart's Island.
4	June 22, 1863	Hon. Dillon Bell	Memorandum for Ministers, urging the advisability of purchasing Stewart's Island.
5	Sept. 5, 1863	Hon. A. Domett	W. Gisborne, Esq.	Memorandum of instructions for Mr. Heale.
6	Feb. 20, 1864	The Native Secretary	H. T. Clarke, Esq.	Giving instructions for his guidance relative to the purchase of Stewart's Island.
7	March 30, 1864	H. T. Clarke, Esq.	Native Secretary	Reporting progress.
8	April 26, 1864		The Superintendent of Southland	Making proposals as to terms of purchase.
9	May 5, 1864	Superintendent of Southland	H. T. Clarke, Esq.	In answer to above, agreeing partly, and making suggestions.
10	May 6, 1864	H. T. Clarke, Esq.	Hon. Colonial Secretary	Forwarding copies of above, and asking for instructions.
11	June 1, 1864			Stating he cannot get money from the Province, and making suggestions.
12	Oct 24, 1864			Reporting proceedings and purchase of Stewart's Island.
13	Aug. 24, 1869	Hon. the Speaker of the Legislative Council	His Excellency the Governor	Transmitting Resolution of the Legislative Council.
14	Sept. 13, 1869	G. S. Cooper, Esq.	Hon. Mr. McLean	Recommending Mr. Mackay be instructed to pat matters to rights.
15	Oct 6, 1869	A. Mackay, Esq.	Native Under Secretary	Recommending delay till sitting of the Native Land Court, and enclosing copy of a letter, and nominal return of half-castes.
16	April 4, 1879	G. S. Cooper, Esq.		Memorandum on Native Reserves in Otago and South-land.
17	May 21, 1870	Hon. D. McLean	Stating that he has placed all questions referring to Native Reserves in the South in train for settlement, and enclosing correspondence.