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An Epitome of Official Documents Relative to Native Affairs and Land Purchases in the North Island of New Zealand

No. 2. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner

No. 2.
Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner.

Aotea.Ruapuke Absentees not to be paid separately. Whaingaroa, 24th August, 1855.

Sir,

With reference to your letter of the 3rd instant informing me that a Native named Te Tana, of the Ngatimahanga tribe, requests that payment for portions of land—namely, Te Waimaori, Aotea, Ruapuke, Rahinui, and Te Hutiwai—should be made in Auckland, I have the honor to state in reply that a portion of the land alluded to is included in a survey of 6,000 acres recently made, and the resident Natives request that no payment may be made to absentees, as these claims will be satisfied out of a sum of Seven hundred pounds (£700), should you consent to the payment of the same.

I have, &c.,

John Rogan,
District Commissioner.

Donald McLean, Esq.,
Principal Commissioner, Auckland.