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

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  • [title page]
  • Preface
  • Contents
• [An Epitome of Official Documents Relative to Native Affairs and Land Purchases in the North Island of New Zealand]
  • [Official Correspondence In Reference to Native Affairs in the North Island of the Colony of New Zealand]
    • Schedule p. vii
      • Part I.—Province of Auckland p. vii
      • Part II.—Province of Taranaki p. v
      • Part III.—Province of Wellington
    • [Official Corrspondence in Reference to Native Affairs in the North Island of the Colony of New Zealand. Part I.—Province of Auckland.]
      • No. 1 — Extract of a Despatch from Governor Macquarie to Earl Bathurst, dated 24th June, 1815
        • Respecting Visit of the Rev. Samuel Marsden to New Zealand
        • Application from Sydney Merchants to establish a Factory in New Zealand
      • [No. 2.]
        • William Yate, Esq., to the Colonial Secretary, New South Wales
        • Enclosure. — To King William, the Gracious Chief of England. — Address of Chiefs to His Majesty the King
        • Lord Viscount Goderich, one of the Principal Secretaries of State to His Majesty the King of Great Britain, to the Chiefs of New Zealand p. 2
      • No. 3. — Sir Richard Bourke, K.C.B., to James Busby, Esq., British Resident, New Zealand
      • [No. 4.] p. 5
        • Address of the British Resident to the Europeans of New Zealand p. 5
        • Deed of Purchase of the Hokianga District by Baron de Thierry
        • Address of the Baron de Thierry to the White Residents in New Zealand p. 6
        • Articles of Agreement p. 8
      • [No. 5.]
        • The British Resident to the Under-Secretary of State
        • Enclosure. — Declaration of the Independence of New Zealand p. 9
      • No. 6. — Extract of a Despatch, from Lord Glenelg to Major-General Sir Richard Bourke, dated Downing Street, 25th May, 1836
      • [No. 7.] p. 10
        • Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir Richard Bourke, K.C.B., to Lord Glenelg p. 10
        • Enclosure A. — Captain W. Hobson to His Excellency Lieut.-General Sir Richard Bourke, K.C.B., Governor of New South Wales
          • Visit of H.M.S. "Rattlesnake" to New Zealand. H.M.S. "Rattlesnake," Port Jackson, 8th August, l837
          • Tribal War at the Bay of Islands p. 11
          • Social Condition of the New Zealanders
          • Establishment of British Factories desirable p. 12
        • Enclosure B. — James Busby, Esq., Resident at New Zealand, to the Hon the Colonial Secretary of — New South Wales
          • British Residency, Bay of Islands, 16th June, 1837
          • On the Tribal War at the Bay of Islands
          • Rapid Decrease of the Maori Population p. 13
      • No. 8. — The Marquis of Normanby to the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty p. 14
      • [No. 9.]
        • His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor to His Excellency Sir George Gipps
          • Bay of Islands.—Narrative of Proceedings on Arrival in New Zealand. H.M.S. "Herald," Bay of Islands, 5th February, 1840
          • First Levée and Native Meeting held
          • Treaty of Waitangi read and discussed
          • Second Meeting with the Native Chiefs.—Treaty signed p. 15
        • Treaty of Waitangi
          • [introduction]
          • Article the First
          • Article the Second p. 16
          • Article the Third
          • [conclusion]
        • Maori Version
          • [introduction]
          • Ko te Tuatahi
          • Ko te Tuarua
          • Ko te Tuatoru
          • [conclusion]
      • No. 10. — His Excellency Lieutenant-Governor Hobson to His Excellency Sir George Gipps
        • Hokianga.—Treaty of Waitangi signed. H.M.S. "Herald," Bay of Islands, 17th February, 1840
        • Meeting held p. 17
        • Opposition manifested
        • Feast at Horeke, Captain McDonell's Station
        • Character of Opposition
      • [No. 11.] p. 18
        • The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to His Excellency Lieutenant-Governor Hobson p. 18
        • The Speech of Nopera Paraeaka, Chief of Kaitaia
      • [No. 12.] p. 19
        • Captain G. Grey, H.M. 82nd Regiment, to the Right Hon. Lord John Russell p. 19
        • Enclosure. — Report upon the Best Means of promoting the Civilization of the Aboriginal Inhabitants of Australia
      • [No. 13.] p. 22
        • His Excellency Lieutenant-Governor Hobson to His Excellency Sir George Gipps p. 22
        • Enclosure. — Captain Lockhart to His Excellency Governor Hobson p. 23
      • No. 14. — Copy of a Despatch from Lord John Russell to Governor Sir George Gipps p. 24
      • [No. 15.]
        • Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir George Gipps to Lord John Russell
          • Bay of Islands.—Report of Proceedings of Major Bunbury, in H.M.S. "Herald." Government House, Sydney, 24th July, 1840
          • French Settlement at Akaroa
        • Enclosure
      • [No. 16.] p. 25
        • Copy of a Despatch from Governor Hobson to the Secretary of State for the Colonies p. 25
        • Enclosures. — (No. 1.) — The Rev. Robert Maunsell, B.A., to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
        • (No. 2.) — The Rev. James Buller to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
        • (No. 3.) — Major Bunbury to His Excellency the Governor
        • (No. 4.) — The Rev. "W. Williams to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 26
        • (No. 5.) — Captain W. C. Symonds to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
        • Sub-Enclosure. — Captain W. C. Symonds to the Rev John Awhiteney p. 27
        • (No. 6.) — Major Bunbury to His Excellency the Governor p. 28
        • (No. 7.) — The Rev. James Stack to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 29
        • (No. 8.) — The Rev. Henry Williams to His Excellency the Goyernor
      • No. 17. — Copy of a Despatch from Lord John RusselL to Lieutenant-Governor Hobson p. 30
      • No. 18. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Hobson to the Principal Secretary of State for the Colonies
      • [No. 19.] p. 31
        • Copy of a Despatch from. Governor Hobson to the principal Secretary of State for the Colonies p. 31
        • Enclosure
      • No. 20. — [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.] p. 32
      • No. 21. — [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.]
      • No. 22. — [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.]
      • No. 23. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Fitzroy to Lord Stanley p. 33
      • No. 24 — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Fitzroy to Lord Stanley p. 34
      • No. 25. — Copy of a (Confidential) Despatch from Governor Fitzeoy to Lord Stanley
      • No. 26. — The Chief Protector to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 36
      • No. 27. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to the Magistrates
      • No. 28. — His Excellency the Governor to Parore, Kaipara p. 37
        • Kaipara.—The Governor's Departure to England Government House, Auckland, 10th November 1845 p. 37
        • To be succeeded by His Excellency Governor Grey
      • No. 29. — Extract from a Despatch from Lieutenant. Governor Grey to Lord Stanley
        • Auckland.—General Affairs of the Colony. Government House, Auckland, 10th December 1845
        • Rights of Pre-emption
        • Arms and Ammunition
        • Enrolment of Native JForce
        • Rations to Friendly Natives
        • Treaty of Waitahgi p. 38
      • No. 30. — Copy of a Despatch from Lieutenant-Governor Grey to Lord Stanley
      • No. 31. — Copy of a Despatch from Lieutenant-Governor Grey to Lord Stanley
      • No. 32. — Copy of a Despatch from Lieutenant-Governor Grey to Lord Stanley p. 39
      • No. 33. — Copy of a Despatch from Lieutenant-Governor Grey to Lord Stanley
      • No. 34. — Copy of a Despatch from Lieutenant-Governor Grey to Lord Stanley p. 41
      • No. 35. — The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone to Lieutenant-Governor Grey
        • Bay of Islands.—Respecting Compensation for War Losses. Downing Street, 10th June 1846
        • No Compensation to be awarded p. 42
      • No. 36. — Extract from Governor Grey's Address [New Zealand Gazette] to the Legislative Council
      • No. 37. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Grey to the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone
      • No. 38. — Copy of a Despatch from the Right Hon. Earl Grey to Lieutenant-Governor Grey p. 43
      • No. 39. — The Right Hon. Earl Grey, to His Excellency the Governor-in-chief p. 44
        • Downing Street, 1st March 1847 p. 44
        • Auckland.—Pensioners to be employed as Mechanics
        • Introduction of Convicts
        • The Regular Troops shortly to be withdrawn
      • No. 40. — Extracts from a Despatch from Governor Grey to Earl Grey
      • No. 41. — Extract from a. (Confidential) Despatch from Governor Grey to Earl Grey p. 47
      • No. 42. — [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.]
      • No. 43. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Grey to Earl Grey
      • No. 44. — Copy of a (Confidential) Despatch from Earl Grey to Governor Grey p. 48
      • No. 45. — Extract from a Despatch from Governor Grey to Earl Grey
      • No. 46. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Grey to Earl, Grey p. 50
      • No. 47. — His Excellency the Governor-In-Chief to Potatau te Wherowhero
      • [No. 48.] p. 51
        • [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.] p. 51
        • Enclosure. — Copy of a Despatch from Earl Grey to Sir George Grey, Governor-in-Chief
      • [No. 49.]
        • [Extract from New Zealand Gazetted]
        • Enclosure. — Copy o£ a Despatch from Earl Grey to Sir George Grey, Governor-in-Chief
      • No. 50. — Memorandum relative to Organization of the Native Land Purchase Department p. 52
      • No. 51. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to the Native Secretary p. 53
      • No. 52. — The Chief Commissioner to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 53. — The Chief Commissioner to His Excellency's Private Secretary p. 54
        • New Zealand.—Present State of Native Land Purchases. Land Commissioner's Office, Auckland, 21st April, 1856 p. 54
        • Middle Island
        • Province of Auckland
          • [Province of Auckland]
          • Bay of Islands
          • Whangarei
          • Auckland District
          • Eastern District
          • Whaingaroa and Mokau
        • Province of Taranaki p. 55
        • Province of Wellington
      • No. 54. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. C. W. Ligar, Auckland
      • No. 55. — Memorandum on Legal Acquisition of their Homesteads by Europeans
      • [No. 56.] p. 56
        • The Chief Commissioner to Colonel T. Gore Browne, C.B., Governor p. 56
          • Whangarei.—Reporting Visit to that District and Kaipara. Land Commissioner's Office, Auckland, 20th March, 1857 p. 56
          • Lands acquired or under Negotiation
          • Nova-Scotian Settlement at Waipu
          • Colonizing Steps to be taken p. 57
          • Correct Native Census should be taken, and Assessors appointed
        • Minute by Colonial Treasurer p. 58
        • Minute by Governor Gore Browne
      • No. 57. — Public Notice by His Excellency Governor Gore Browne, C.B
      • No. 58. — Extract from Memorandum of the Hon. C. W. Richmond
      • No. 59. — Memorandum by the Hon. Mr. Richmond on Native Land Purchases p. 60
      • No. 60. — Memoeandum by the Hon. Mr. Swainson on the Government of the Native Race
      • No. 61. — Address of His Excellency the Governor to the Maori Chiefs assembled at Kohimarama on the 10th July, 1860 p. 63
      • No. 62. — Copy of a Despatch fromGovernor T. Gore Browne, C.B., to his Grace the Duke of Newcastle p. 64
      • No. 63. — Appointment of Minister for Native Affairs p. 66
      • [No. 64.]
        • Copy of a Despatch from Governor Gore Beowne to his Grace the Duke of Newcastle
        • Enclosure 1. — Memorandum by the Native Secretary
        • Enclosure 2. — Memorandum by the Assistant Native Secretary p. 67
        • Enclosure 3. — Memorandum by the Land Claims Commissioner p. 68
        • Enclosure 4. — Memorandum byMinisters
      • [No. 65.] p. 69
        • Memorandum by His Excellency the Governor p. 69
        • Memorandum by Mr.Stafford
        • Memorandum by Mr.Whitaker
        • Memorandum by Mr. Weld
      • No. 66. — Copy of a Despatch from his Grace the Duke of Newcastle to GovernorGore Browne, C.B p. 70
      • No. 67. — Copy of a Despatch from his Grace the Duke of Newcastle, K.G., to Governor Sir George Grey
      • No. 68. — Copy, of a Despatch from Governor Gore Browne C.B., to his Grace the Duke of Newcastle p. 72
      • No. 69. — Copy, of a Despatch from Governor Gore Beowne to his Grace the Duke of Newcastle p. 73
      • No. 70. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir George Grey to his Grace the Duke of Newcastle
      • No. 71. — Copy of a Despatch from. Governor Sir George Grey to his Grace the Duke of Newcastle
      • No. 72. — Minute by Ministers on the Position of the Colony at the Date of the Arrival of Sir George — Grey: chiefly in relation to the Native Insurrection p. 74
      • No. 72 — A. — Minute by Ministers on the Machinery of Government for Native Purposes in Existence at the Date of Sir George Grey's Arrival p. 77
      • No. 73. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir George Grey to his Grace the Duke of Newcastle p. 79
      • No. 74. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir George Grey to his Grace the Duke of Newcastle
      • No. 75. — Minute by Ministers in reference to the Governor's proposed Visit to Waikato p. 81
      • No. 76. — Notification circulated among the Native Tribes, just before the Governor's Visit to Waikato, December, 1861 p. 82
      • [No. 77.] p. 83
        • Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir George Grey to his Grace the Duke of Newcastle p. 83
        • Enclosure. — Minute by Ministers p. 84
      • No. 78. — Copy of a Despatch from his Grace the Duke of Newcastle. to Governor Sir George Grey
      • [No. 79.]
        • Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir George Grey to his Grace the Duke of Newcastle
        • Enclosure p. 85
      • No. 80. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir George Grey to his Grace the Duke of Newcastle
      • [No. 81.] p. 86
        • Waikato.—Respecting Plan for Military Settlements p. 86
        • Copy of a Despatch from his Grace the Duke of Newcastle to Governor Sir George Grey
          • Downing Street, 26th November, 1863
          • Principle of Confiscation approved of
          • Danger in its Application
      • No. 82. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir George Grey to his Grace the Duke of Newcastle p. 87
      • No. 83. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir George Grey to his Grace the Duke of Newcastle
      • [No. 84.]
        • Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir George Grey to the Right Hon. Edward Caedwell, M.P
        • Enclosure. — The Bishop of Waiapu to the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 85. — Copy of a Despatch from the Right Hon. Edward Cardwell to Governor Sir George GRey p. 88
      • [No. 86.]
        • The Hon. The Colonial Secretary to the Seat of Government Commissioners
        • Enclosure
        • The Seat of Government Commissioners to Sir George Grey p. 89
        • Government Buildings, Nelson, 3rd October, 1864 p. 90
      • [No. 87.]
        • Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir George Grey, K.C.B., to the Right Hon. Edward Cardwell, M.P
        • Enclosure. — Memoranda relative to Relations existing between the Governor and his Responsible Advisers p. 92
        • [untitled] p. 95
        • Memorandum by Ministers on Native Government p. 96
      • [No. 88.] p. 97
        • No. 88. — Proclamation of Amnesty to the Rebel Natives.—25th October, 1864. — A Proclamation p. 97
        • Panuitanga — Na Ta Hori Kerei, Kawana o Nui Tirani, &c
      • No. 89. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir George Grey, K.C.B., to the Right Hon. Edward Cardwell, M.P p. 98
      • [No. 90.]
        • Memorandum by Ministers
        • Memorendum by the Attorney-General
      • [No. 91.] p. 99
        • Memorandum by the Governor p. 99
        • Memorandum by Ministers
        • Memorandum by the Governor p. 100
      • No. 92. — Proclamation of His Excellency the Governor-in-Chief
      • No. 93. — Proclamation
      • No. 94. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir George Grey, K.C.B., to the Right Hon. Edward Cardwell p. 101
      • No. 95. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir George Grey, K.C.B., to the Right Hon. Edward Cardwell
      • No. 96. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir G. F. Bowen, G.C.M.G., to his Grace the Duke of Buckingham p. 102
      • No. 97. — Memorandum by Mr. Mclean p. 104
      • No. 98. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir G. F. Bowen, G.C.M.G., to the Right Hon. Earl — Granville, K.G
      • No. 99. — Copy of a Despatch from the Right Hon. the Earl of Kimberley to Governor Sir G. F. Bowen p. 105
      • No. 100. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir G. F. Bowen to the Right Hon. the Earl of Kimberley
      • No. 101. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir G. F. Bowen to the Right Hon. the Earl of Kimberley
      • No. 102. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir G. F. Bowen to the Right Hon. the Earl of Kimberley p. 106
      • No. 103. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir G. F. Bowen to the Right Hon. the Earl of Kimberley p. 107
      • No. 104. — Copy of a Despatch from the Right Hon. the Earl of Kimberley to Governor Sir G. F. Bowen p. 109
      • No. 105. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir G. F. Bowen to the Right Hon. the Earl of Kimberley
      • [No. 106.] p. 110
        • Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir G. F. Bowen to the Right Hon. the Earl of Kimberley p. 110
        • Enclosure. — Memorandum by Mr. McLean, C.M.G
      • No. 107. — Memorandum by Mr. McLean p. 111
      • No. 108. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir G. F. Bowen to the Right Hon. the Earl of Kimberley
      • [No. 109.] p. 112
        • Copy of a Despatch from the Officer Administering the Government of New Zealand to the Right Hon. the Earl of Kimberley p. 112
        • Enclosure. — Memorandum by the Hon. Donald McLean, C.M.G., Native Minister
      • No. 110. — Copy of a Despatch from the Officer Administering the Government toNew Zealand of to the Right Hon. the Earl of Kimberley p. 113
      • No. 111. — Copy of a Despatch from the Right Hon. the Earl of Kimberley to the Officer Administering the Government of New Zealand p. 115
      • No. 112. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor the Right Hon. Sir J.Fergusson to the Right Hon. the Earl of Carnarvon
      • No. 113. — Copy of a Despatch from the Right Hon. the Earl of Carnarvon to Governor the Right Hon. Sir J. Fergusson p. 116
      • No. 114. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor the Right Hon. Sir J. Fergusson to the Right Hon. the Earl of Carnarvon
      • No. 115. — Copy of a Despatch from the Most Hon. the Marquis of Normanby to the Right Hon. the Earl of Carnarvon p. 117
      • No. 116. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor the Most Hon. the Marquis of Normanby to the Right Hon. the Earl of Carnarvon
    • [Part II.—Province of Taranaki.]
      • No. 1. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Hobson to the Principal Secretary of State for the Colonies p. 119
      • No. 2. — The New Zealand Company's Agent, Taranaki, to Colonel Wakefield
        • General Report. New Plymouth, 30th November, 1843
        • Maori Immigration p. 120
        • Manganese
      • [No. 3.]
        • Memorial from the Inhabitants of New Plymouth to Governor Fitzroy
        • Answer of Governor Fitzroy to the Address of the Inhabitants of New. Plymouth p. 121
      • No. 4. — Mr. Sub-Protector McLean to the Chief Protector
        • Reporting Probable Settlement of the New Zealand Company's Claims at Taranaki Taranaki, 17th December 1844
        • Taniwha and Waitara Districts
        • Puketapu Tribe: Katatore
        • Ngamotu Tribe
        • Disputes
        • Governor Fitzroy's Second Visit to New Plymouth, 8th November, 1844.—3,300 Acres of Ngamotu Land obtained for Out-settlers
        • Difficulties of Negotiation. Instance of Native Democracy. Moturoa's Position disputed. Division of Purchase Goods. Disturbance p. 122
        • Mangaoraka Settlers dispossessed
        • Land seized by Puketapus. Omata. Puketapu Claim disputed by Taranaki tribes. Quarrel between Puketapu and Ngamotu. Hostilities imminent
      • [No. 5.] p. 123
        • Mr. Sub-Protector McLean to the Chief Peotector p. 123
        • Minute of Governor Fitzroy on the. Rev. Mr. Bollard's Application
      • No. 6. — Mr. Sub-Protector McLean to the Chief Protector
        • Report of Visit to Whanganui, and Negotiation of Peace between Te Heuheu and Waitotara Natives. Narrative of Past Transactions. Taranaki, New Plymouth, 28th February, 1845
        • Expedition of Te Seuheu to Waitotara in 1840 p. 124
        • Build a Pa at Patoka
        • Conflict at Ihupuku. Taupos defeated with Loss of a hundred Men, including the Chief Tauteka. Revenge taken by Te Heuheu, and Ihupuku burnt down
        • Assistance sought from Taranaki. Accompanies the Northern Tribes
        • Arrival at Ihupuku, 11th, January, 1845. Taupo Depredations
        • Arrive at Whanganui. Taonui, of Mokau. Bishop Selwyn arrives. Visit to the Taupos' Encampment
        • Arrival of Major Richmond, Superintendent of Southern Division. His Meeting with Te Heuheu p. 125
        • Hostile Natives proceed to Kai-iwi
        • Interchange of Civilities, and Peace made
        • Superintendent Richmond leaves in H.M.S. "Hazard." Return to New Plymouth. Native Woman murdered by her Husband
        • Te Heuheu's Return to Taupo p. 126
      • No. 7. — Extract from Mr. Sub-Protector McLean's Report, dated Taranaki, New Plymouth, 11th July, 1845
        • Taupo.—Report of Visit
        • Conversation with Te Heuheu
        • Iwikau
        • Whanganui River
        • Te Ihupuku
        • Two Murders committed on the West Coast
      • No. 8. — Mr. Sub-Protector McLean to the Chief Protector p. 127
        • Giving detailed Account of Journey to Taupo, Rotorua, &c. New Plymouth, Taranaki, 26th January 1846 p. 127
        • Taranaki Coast and Whanganui, Upper Whanganui, and Taupo
        • Native Excitement concerning the War at the North
        • Assumption of Christian Natives p. 128
        • As to Policy of Governor Grey p. 129
      • No. 9. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Grey to Earl Grey p. 131
      • No. 10. — Extract from Letter of the Superintendent of the Southern Division to Governor Sir George Grey, dated 26th July, 1847
      • [No. 11.]
        • J. Flight, Esq., and Others, New Plymouth, to His Excellency the Governor-in-Chief
        • Reply. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary, Auckland, to J. Flight, Esq., New Plymouth p. 132
      • No. 12. — His Honour the Superintendent, Taranaki, to Mr. Commissioner McLean
      • No. 13. — The Resident Magistrate, Taranaki, to Mr. Commissioner McLean p. 133
      • No. 14 — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to his Honour the Superintendent of Taranaki
      • No. 15. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to Mr. Commissioner McLean
      • [No. 16.] p. 134
        • Mr. Commissioner Cooper to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 134
        • Enclosure. — Hone Ropiha to Governor Wynyard
      • No. 17. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner H. Halse, New Plymouth
      • [No. 18.]
        • Memorial of the Provincial Council of New Plymouth
        • Minute by the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 135
      • [No. 19.]
        • [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.] — Proclamation on the Native Disturbances at New Plymouth
        • Schedule
      • No. 20. — Extracts from Despatch from Governor Gore Browne, C.B., to the Secretary of State, 15th February, 1858 p. 136
      • No. 21. — Petition of the Provincial Council of New Plymouth relative to the Present Condition of the Native Inhabitants of that Province
      • No. 22. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Gore Browne, C.B., to the Right Hon. Lord Stanley, M.P p. 139
      • No. 23. — Copy of a Report by the Native Secretary on the Memorial of the Provincial Council of Taranaki p. 140
      • No. 24. — Copy of a Despatch from Sir E. Bulwer Lytton to Governor Gore Browne, C.B p. 141
      • No. 25. — Extracts from Governor Browne's Speech to the Natives at New Plymouth in March, 1859
      • No. 26. — Address of the Settlers of Taranaki to His Excellency Governor Gore Browne. — To His Excellency Colonel Thomas Gore Browne, C.B., Governor of New Zealand p. 142
      • [No. 27.]
        • The Ho the Colonial Secretary to Lieutenant-Colonel Murray, New Plymouth
        • Proclamation. — Proclamation of Martial Law
      • [No. 28.] p. 143
        • (1.) Address of the Canterbury Provincial Council, now in Session. — Offering Aid to Taranaki Settlers during the Native Rebellion p. 143
        • (2.) Address of the Inhabitants of Whanganui. — Expressing Approval of Governor's Policy
        • (3.) Resolutions of Public Meeting at Nelson. — Approval of Government Decision to suppress the Native Rebellion
      • No. 29. — Copy of Letter from Native Secretary to Colonel Gore Browne
      • No. 30. — Copy of Memorandum from Mr. C. W. Richmond to Colonel Gore Browne p. 144
      • [No. 31.]
        • Resolution of the Provincial Council of Hawke's Bay
        • His Excellency the Governor to the Speaker of the Provincial Council of Hawke's Bay
      • No. 32. — Circular to Officers of the Native Department at Taranaki
      • No. 33. — Reward for Apprehension of Murderers — [Extract from the New Zealand Gazette. ] p. 145
      • No. 34. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir H. Barkly, K.C.B., to his Grace the Duke of Newcastle
      • No. 35. — His Lordship the Bishop of New Zealand to the Hon. Mr. Tancred
      • No. 36. — Memorandum on Bishop Selwin's Protest p. 146
      • No. 37. — Copy of a Despatch from his Grace the Duke of Newcastle to Governor Sir W. Denison p. 150
      • No. 38. — Copy of a Despatch from his Grace the Duke of Newcastle to Governor Sir H. Barkly, K.C.B
      • [No. 39.] p. 151
        • Address of Inhabitants of the Hutt, Province of Wellington p. 151
        • His Excellency the Governor to Inhabitants of the Hutt
      • [No. 40.]
        • Memorial to His Excellency the Governor from Inhabitants of Wellington
        • Governor Gore Browne to Messrs. Hart, Carlyon, and Others
      • No. 41. — Extract of Despatch from Governor Sir George Grey, K.C.B., to his Grace the Duke of Newcastle, K.G p. 152
      • No. 42. — [Extract from New Zealand Gazetted.]
      • [No. 43.] p. 153
        • Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir G. F. Bowen, G.C.M.G., to the Right Hon. Earl Granville, K. G p. 153
        • Enclosure. — Letter from the Rev. John Whiteley
      • No. 44. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir G. F. Bowen to the Right Hon. the Earl of Kimberley p. 155
      • No. 45. — Copy of a Despatch from the Right Hon. the Earl of Kimberley to Governor Sir G. F. Bowen p. 156
      • [No. 46.]
        • Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir G. F. Bowen, G.C.M.G., to the Right Hon. the Earl of Kimberley
        • Enclosure. — Memorandum by Mr. McLean, C.M.G p. 157
      • No. 47. — Copy of a Despatch from the Right Hon. the Earl of Kimberley to Governor Sir G. F. Bowen, G.C.M.G p. 158
    • [Part III.—Province of Wellington.]
      • No. 1. — Lord Glenelg to the Earl of Durham p. 159
      • No. 2. — Henry Labouchere, Esq., to William Hutt, Esq., M.P
      • No. 3. — Extract of a Despatch from Lord John Russell to Governor Sir George Gipps
      • No. 4. — Proclamation p. 160
      • No. 5. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to His Excellency Lieutenant-Governor Hobson
      • [No. 6.] p. 161
        • Address of the Wellington Settlers p. 161
        • Reply. — Governor Hobson to Colonel Wakefield and Others
      • No. 7. — Notice p. 162
      • No. 8. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor
        • Wellington.—Lands in Dispute between the Natives and the New Zealand Company. Russell, 9th October, 1840
        • Te Aro Pa
      • No. 9. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor
      • No. 10. — Copy of a Despatch from Lord John Russell to Sir George Gipps p. 163
        • Downing Street, 21st November, 1840 p. 163
        • On the Position of the New Zealand Company
        • Land Claims Commissioner to be appointed
      • [No. 11.]
        • Address of Magistrates, Wellington, to His Excellency Governor Hobson
        • The Governor's Reply p. 165
      • No. 12. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Hobson to the Principal Secretary of State for the Colonies
      • No. 13. — R. Vernon Smith, Esq., to J. Somes, Esq p. 166
      • No. 14 — Governor Hobson to W. Wakefield, Esq
      • No. 15. — Public Reserves in Port Nicholson
      • No. 16. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Hobson to the Principal Secretary of State for the Colonies
      • No. 17. — Notice by his Honour Mr. Superintendent Richmond p. 167
      • No. 18. — Mr. Commissioner Spain to Governor Fitzroy p. 168
      • No. 19. — Proclamation by His Excellency George Grey, Esq., Lieutenant-Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over the Colony of New Zealand and its dependencies, and Vice-Admiral of the same, &c p. 169
      • [No. 20.]
        • Copy of a Despatch from Governor Grey to the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone
        • Enclosure. — Memorandum by Sir George Grey
          • Port Nicholson. 14th September, 1846
          • District of Wairau p. 171
          • Nelson
      • No. 21. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Grey to Earl Grey p. 172
      • No. 22. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Grey to Earl Grey p. 173
      • No. 23. — Copy of a Despatch from the Eight Hon. Earl Grey to His Excellency the Governor-in-Chief p. 174
      • [No. 24.] p. 175
        • The Lieutenant-Governor to the Governor-in-Chief p. 175
        • Government House, Wellington, 21st October, 1848 p. 176
      • No. 25. — Captain T. B. Collinson, R.E., to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • [No. 26.] p. 177
        • Proclamatin p. 177
        • Schedule p. 178
        • [Translation.] — Panuitanga
      • [No. 27.] p. 179
        • Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir George Grey, K.C.B., to the Right Hon. Edward Cardwell, M.P p. 179
        • Enclosure. — Proclamation of Peace:
      • [No. 28.] p. 180
        • Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir George Grey, K.C.B., to the Right Hon. Edward Cardwell, M.P p. 180
        • Enclosure. — Major-General Chute to Governor Sir George Grey, K.C.B
      • No. 29. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir George Grey, K.C.B., to the Right Hon. the Earl of Carnarvon p. 182
      • No. 30. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir George Grey, K.C.B., to his Grace the Duke of Buckingham
      • No. 31. — Copy of a Despatch from his Grace the Duke of Buckingham to Governor Sir George Grey, K.C.B p. 183
      • No. 32. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir George Grey, K.C.B., to his Grace the Duke of Buckingham
      • [No. 33.]
        • Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir George Grey, K.C.B., to his Grace the Duke of Buckingham
        • Enclosure. — Address from the Executive Council
        • His Excellency's Reply p. 184
      • No. 34. — Copy of a Despatch from his Grace the Duke of Buckingham to the Officer Administering the Government of New Zealand
      • No. 35. — Extract from a Despatch from Governor Sir G. F. Bowen, G.C.M.G., to his Grace the Duke of Buckingham
      • [No. 36.] p. 185
        • Extract from a Despatch from Governor Sir G. F. Bowen, G.C.M.G., to his Grace the Duke of Buckingham p. 185
        • Enclosure. — List of Maori Tribes and Chiefs
      • No. 37. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir G. F., Bowen, G. C. M. G., to his Grace the Duke of Buckingham p. 187
      • No. 38. — Copy of a Despatch from the Right Hon. Earl Granville to Governor Sir G. F. Bowen, G.C.M.G
      • No. 39. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir G. F. Bowen to his Grace the Duke of Buckingham:
      • No. 40. — Memorandum by Mr. J. C. Richmond, Native Minister p. 188
      • No. 41. — Copy of a Despatch from the Right Hon. Earl Granville, E.G., to Governor Sir G. F. Bowen, G.C.M.G: p. 189
      • No. 42. — Copy of a Despatch from the Right Hon. Earl Granville, E.G., to Governor Sir G. F. Bowen, G.C.M.G
      • [No. 43.]
        • Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir G. F. Bowen, G.C.M.G., to the Eight Hon. Earl Granville, K.G
        • Enclosure. — Opinion of the Attorney-General as to the Legal Status of the Maoris now in Arms p. 191
        • [untitled]
      • No. 44 — Protest presented to Earl Granville by Sir George Grey, Sir Charles Clifford, and Others, New Zealand Colonists in London p. 194
      • No. 45. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir G. F. Bowen, G.C.M.G., to the Right Hon. Earl Granville, K.G p. 195
      • No. 46. — Copy of a Letter from Sir George Grey,- K.C.B., to the Right Hon. Earl Granville, K.G p. 197
      • [No. 47.] p. 198
        • Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir G. F. Bowen, G.C.M.G., to the Right Hon. Earl Granville, K.G p. 198
        • Enclosure. — Mr. Justice Johnston's Charge on the High Treason Cases p. 199
      • No. 48. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir G. I. Boweist, G.C.M.G,, to the Eight Hon. Earl Granville, E.G p. 202
      • No. 49. — Memorandum by the Hon. Mr. McLean, Defence Minister p. 203
      • No. 50. — Copy or a Despatch from Governor Sir G. F. Bowen, G.C.M.G., to the Right Hon. Earl Granville, K. G p. 204
      • No. 51. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir G. F. Bowen, G.C.M.G., to the Right Hon. Earl Granville, K.G
      • No. 52. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir G. F. Bowen, G.C.M.G., to the Right Hon. Earl Granville, K. G
      • No. 53. — Opinion of the Attorney General on Legal Questions raised in Earl Granville's Despatch No. 121, of the 4th November, 1869 p. 206
      • No. 54. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir G. F. Bowen, G.C.M.G., to the Eight Hon. the Earl of Kimberley p. 207
      • No. 55. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir G. F. Bowen, G.C.M.G., to the Right Hon. the Earl of Kimberley
      • No. 56. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir G. F. Bowen, G.C.M.G., to the Right Hon. the Earl of Kimbeeley
      • No. 57. — Copy of a Despatch from the Right Hon. the Earl of Kimberley to Governor Sir G. F. Bowen, G.C.M.G p. 208
      • No. 58. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir G. F. Bowen, G.C.M.G., to the Right Hon. the Earl of Kimberley
      • No. 59. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor the Right Hon. Sir J. Fergusson, Bart., to the Right Hon. the Earl of Kimberley p. 209
      • No. 60. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor the Most Hon. the Marquis of Normanby to the Right Hon. the Earl of Carnarvon
      • No. 61. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor the Most Hon. the Marquis of Normanby to the Right Hon. the Earl of Carnarvon p. 210
      • No. 62. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor the Most Hon. the Marquis of Normanby to the Right Hon. the Earl of Carnarvon
      • No. 63. — Copy of a Despatch from the Right Hon. the Earl of Carnarvon to Governor the Most Hon. the Marquis of Normanby
      • No. 64. — Copy of a Despatch from the Right Hon. the Earl of Carnarvon to Governor the Most Hon. the Marquis of Normanby p. 211
    • [Part IV.—Province of Hawke's Bay.]
  • [Public Documents in Connection with the Old Land Claims]
    • [No. 1.] p. 1
      • Copy of a Despatch from Governor Sir George Gipps to Lord John Russell p. 1
      • Enclosures. — (No. 1.)
      • (No. 2.)
    • No. 2. — H. T. Kemp, Esq., to the Chief Protector p. 2
    • No. 3. — [Extract from New Zealand Gazette. ] p. 3
    • [No. 4.]
      • The Chief Protector to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • Enclosure. — Circular p. 4
    • No. 5. — [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.]
    • No. 6. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to Captain W. C. Symonds
    • No. 7. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to Captain W. C. Symonds
    • No. 8. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Hobson to the Principal Secretary of State for the Colonies p. 5
    • No. 9. — [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.]
    • No. 10. — The Hon. the Native Lands Commissioners to the Chief Protector
      • Auckland.—Investigation of Land Claims. Auckland, 18th August, 1842
      • Opposition to Claims to be sent in
    • No. 11. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to the Chief Protector p. 6
    • No. 12. — The Chief Protector to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
    • No. 13. — The Chief Protector to the Surveyor-General
    • No. 14. — Colonel Godfrey, Land Claims Commissioner, to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
    • No. 15. — Mr. Commissioner Godfrey to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 7
    • [No. 16.] p. 8
      • The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to the Chief Protector p. 8
      • Enclosure in No. 16. — New Zealand
      • Report
    • [No. 17.] p. 9
      • Government Notice.- Exchange of Land p. 9
      • Teems and Conditions relative to Exchange of Land
    • No. 18. — Proclamation
      • [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.] — Rules for Exchange of Land in the Auckland District
      • Regulations respecting the Exchange of Land
    • No. 19. — Notice p. 10
    • No. 20. — Colonel Godfrey, Land Claims Commissioner, to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
    • No. 21. — Copy of a Despatch from Lieutenant-Governor Grey to the Eight Hon. Lord Stanley p. 11
    • [No. 22.] p. 12
      • Memorial of Tamaki Settlers, Auckland p. 12
      • Protesting against the Crown Right of Pre-emption being waived p. 13
      • Reply of His Excellency to the foregoing Memorial
    • [No. 23.]
      • Memorial of Auckland Settlers
      • To His Excellency Geoege Grey, Esquire, Lieutenant-Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and — over the Colony of New Zealand, and its Dependencies p. 14
      • Reply of His Excellency to the foregoing Memorial
    • No. 24. — Land Claims Commission
    • [No. 25.] p. 15
      • Extracts from Despatch of Earl Grey to Governor Grey p. 15
      • Extracts from Despatch No. 41, dated "Downing Street, 10th February, 1847."
    • No. 26. — Copy of a Despatch from Governor Grey to the Right Hon. Earl Grey p. 16
    • No. 27. — Copy of a Despatch from the Right Hon. Earl Grey to Governor Grey p. 17
    • No. 28. — Copy of a Despatch from the Right Hon. Earl Grey to Governor Grey
    • [No. 29.] p. 18
      • Copy of a Despatch from Governor Geey to the Right Hon. Earl Grey p. 18
      • Enclosures. — (No. 1.) — Attorney-General's Report p. 19
      • (No. 2.) — Extract from Minute of His Excellency the Governor p. 20
    • No. 30. — Precis of Additional Instructions, under the Royal Sign-Manual ana Signet, to the Governor-in-Chief of New Zealand, authorizing Exchanges of Lands: bearing date at Buckingham Palace, the 13th day of March, 1848
    • No. 31. — Copy of a Despatch from the Right Hon. Earl Grey to Governor Grey p. 21
    • No. 32. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary, Wellington, to Mr. Commissioner McLean
    • [No. 33.]
      • H. S. Wardell, Esq., R.M., Poverty Bay, to the Native Secretary
      • Enclosures. — (No. 1.) — H. S. Wardell, Esq., R.M., to the Hon. the Colonial Treasurer p. 22
      • (No. 2.) — H. S. Wardell, Esq., R.M., to the Hon. the Colonial Treasurer
    • No. 34. — Memorandum by the Land Claims Commissioner on the Land Claims at Poverty Bay
  • [Reports of the Land Purchase Department relative to the Extinguishment of Native Title]
    • [contents]
    • [Commissioners' Reports Relative to Land Purchases. I.— Mangonui District.]
      • No. 1. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner p. 1
      • No. 2. — Memorandum by Mr. Commissioner Kemp p. 2
      • [No. 3.]
        • Mr. Johnson (Acting Chief Commissioner) to Mr. Commissioner Kemp
        • Enclosure
      • No. 4. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner p. 3
      • [No. 5.]
        • Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner
        • Enclosure p. 4
      • No. 6. — W. B. White, Esq., Resident Magistrate, to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 7. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Kemp p. 5
      • No. 8. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Kemp
      • No. 9. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 10. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner p. 6
      • No. 11. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Kemp
      • No. 12. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner p. 7
      • No. 13. — Mr Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 14. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner p. 8
      • No. 15 — The Chief Commissioner to Mr Commissioner Kemp
      • No. 16. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner p. 9
      • [No. 17.]
        • Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner
        • Enclosure. — Mr. White to the District Commissioner
      • No. 18. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr., Commissioner Kemp p. 10
      • No. 19. — Mr Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 20. — The Assistant Native Secretary (acting for the Chief Commissioner) to Mr. Commissioner Kemp
      • No. 21. — The Assistant Native Secretary (acting for the Chief Commissioner) to Mr. Commissioner Kemp p. 11
      • No. 22. — The Assistant Native Secretary to Mr. Commissioner H. T. Kemp.'
      • No. 23. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 24. — The Assistant Native Secretary (acting for the Chief Commissioner) to Mr. Commissioner Kemp p. 12
      • [No. 25.]
        • Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the 'Chief'Commissioner
        • Enclosure
      • No. 26. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr, Commissioner Kemp p. 13
      • No. 27. — Mr. Commisioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 28. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 29. — Mr Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner p. 14
      • [No. 30.]
        • Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner
        • Enclosure in No. 30 — Land Puechase Department, Bay of Islands
      • No. 31. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner p. 15
      • No. 32. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner
        • Transmitting Plan of Pupuke Block. District Commissioner's Office, Bay of Islands, 8th July, 1863
        • Chief Sub-divisions marked on Plan
      • No. 33. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 34. — Mr. Civil, Commissioner White to H. T. Kemp, Esq p. 16
      • No. 35. — Mr. Commissionee Kemp to the Native Secretary
      • No. 36. — Mr. Commissioner.Kemp' to the Native Secretary
      • No. 37. — W. B. White, Esq. C.E., To Mr. Commissioner Kemp p. 17
        • Toatoa Block Purchased. Civil Commissioner's Office, — Mangonui, 24th February, 1865 p. 17
        • Kaiaka Block Surveyed
      • [No. 38.]
        • Lieut.-Colonel St. John to Lieut.-Colonel McDonnell
        • Enclosure
        • Native Office (Land Purchase Branch), — Wellington, 30th January, 1874 p. 18
    • [II.—Bay of Islands District.]
      • No. 1. — The Surveyor General to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 2. — Native Meeting at the Bay of Islands
      • No. 3. — Mr Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner p. 20
      • No. 4. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 5. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Land Commissioner
      • No. 6. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner p. 21
      • No. 7. — Mr Commissioner Kemp tor the Chief Commissioner p. 22
      • No. 8. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 9. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Kemp p. 23
      • No. 10. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 11. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner p. 24
      • [No. 12.]
        • Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner
        • Enclosure p. 25
      • No. 13. — The Assistant Native Secretary (Acting for the Chief Commissioner) to Mr. Commissioner Kemp p. 26
      • No. 14. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr Commissioner Kemp
      • No. 15. — The Assistant Native Secretary (Acting for the Chief Commissioner) to Mr. Commissioner Kemp p. 27
      • No. 16. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner. Mawhe.—Respecting Completion of Survey
      • No. 17. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 18. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner p. 28
      • No. 19. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 20. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 21. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Kemp p. 29
      • No. 22. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Kemp
      • No. 23. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner p. 30
      • No. 24. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr Commissioner Kemp
      • No. 25. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner H. T. Kemp, J.P
      • No. 26. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 27. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner p. 31
      • No. 28. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 29. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Kemp, J.P p. 32
      • No. 30. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 31. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Kemp
      • No. 32. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner p. 33
      • No. 33. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 34. — The Assistant Native Secretary (acting for the Chief Commissioner) to Mr. Commissioner Kemp
      • No. 35. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 36. — Mr Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner p. 34
      • No. 37. — The Assistant Naitve Secretary (acting for the Chief Commissioner) to Mr. Commissioner Kemp
      • No. 38. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 39. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner p. 35
      • [No. 40.]
        • Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
        • Enclosure in No. 40. — R. C. Babstow, Esq., R.M., to Mr. Commissioner Kemp
      • No. 41. — Dr. Shortland, M.A., Native Secretary, to Mr. Commissioner Kemp p. 36
      • No. 42. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the.Native Secretary
        • Ruapekapeka Block. District Commissioner's Office, Bay of Islands, 16th June, 1864
        • Payment made
        • Right of Road secured
      • No. 43. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to Dr. Shortland, Native Secretary p. 37
        • Purchase of Allotments at Russell. District Commissioner's Office, — Bay of Islands, 16th June, 1864 p. 37
        • £50 offered for a Wahi Tapu
      • No. 44. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to Dr. Edward Shortland, M.A., Native Secretary
      • No. 45. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Hon. the Native Minister
    • [III.—Hokianga District.]
      • No. 1. — Lieut.-Colonel McDonnell to the Hon. Dr. Pollen p. 38
      • No. 2. — Lieut.-Colonel McDonnell to the Hon. Dr. Pollen
      • No. 3. — Lieut.-Colonel McDonnell to the General Government Agent, Auckland p. 39
      • No. 4. — Lieut-Colonel McDonnell to Mr. H. T' Clarke
      • [No. 4a.] p. 41
        • Mr. Brissenden to Mr. H T. Clarke p. 41
        • Enclosure. — A Schedule of Lands purchased for the Government, by E. T. Brissenden, North of Auckland, since 20th August, 1874
      • No. 5. — Lieut.-Colonel Mcdonnell to Mr. H. T Clarke
      • No. 6. — Mr. Brissenden to Mr. H. T. Clarke p. 42
      • No. 6a. — The Hon. Sir D. McLean to Mr. Brissenden p. 43
      • [No. 7.]
        • Mr. Brissenden to the Hon. the Native Minister
        • Blocks under Negotiation
        • Memorandum of Native Lands Purchased for the General Government by E. T. Brissenden p. 44
      • [No. 8.] p. 45
        • Lieut-Colonel McDonnell to Major Green p. 46
        • *
          • [List of Hokianga blocks]
          • A.—Pekapekarau, Whaeekahakaha, and Opouteke
      • No. 8a. — Sir D. McLean to the District Officer, Bay of Islands p. 47
      • No. 8b. — Lieut.-Colonel McDonnell to Lieut. Colonel St. John
      • No. 9. — Sir D. McLean to Mr. Brissenden
      • [No. 10.] p. 48
        • Mr. E. T. Brissenden to Sir D. McLean p. 48
        • Enclosure 1. — Statement of Lands negotiated for by Mr. E. T. Brissenden for the General Government of New Zealand for the Year ending 30th June, 1875
        • Enclosure 2. — List of Blocks that have passed the Court. (Deeds will be signed when necessary funds are to hand.) p. 49
        • Enclosure 3. — List of Blocks of Land awaiting the sitting of Native Land Court
        • Enclosure 4. — List of Lands under Survey. (The most of the Blocks here mentioned are nearly finished; they will be ready to bring before the Court early in September next p. 50
        • Enclosure 5
        • Enclosure 6. — List of Blocks I have a doubt about being able to complete. I therefore exclude them from the No. 1 return, where they otherwise belong, as they have passed the Court
        • Enclosure 7. — Mr. Percy Smith to Mr. E. T. Brissenden p. 51
        • [Descriptions of Hokianga blocks]
      • No. 11. — Mr. J. W. Preece, Land Purchase Officer, to the Hon. the Native Minister p. 52
      • No. 12 — Mr. J. W. Preece, Auckland, to the Hon. the Native Minister p. 53
    • [IV.—Whangarei District.]
      • No. 1. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to Mr. Interpreter Johnson p. 55
      • No. 2. — Mr. Interpreter Johnson to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
        • Whangarei—Report of Land Negotiations in that District.Native Secretary's Office, Auckland; 12th December, 1853
        • Obstacles incurred
      • No. 3. — The Hon. the Surveyor-General to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 56
      • No. 4. — Mr. Interpreter Johnson to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 5. — Mr. Interpreter Johnson to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 57
        • Whangarei—Purchase of Land in this District.Whangarei, 6th January, 1854 p. 57
        • Boundaries
        • Mr. Busby's Claims
      • [No. 6.] p. 58
        • Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 58
        • Enclosure 1 p. 59
        • Enclosure 2
        • Enclosure 3 p. 60
        • Enclosure 4 p. 61
        • Enclosure 5
      • No. 7. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner p. 62
      • No. 8. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 9. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Hon. the Colonial, Secretary
      • No. 10. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 63
      • No. 11. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner-Johnson
      • No. 12. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner p. 64
      • No. 13. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 14 — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner
      • [No. 15.] p. 65
        • The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Johnson p. 65
        • Enclosure. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 16. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp (acting for the Chief Commissioner) to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 17. — The Chief Commissionee to Mr. Commissioner Johnson p. 66
      • No. 18. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 19. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 20. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 21. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner p. 67
      • No. 22. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 23. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 24. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner p. 68
      • No. 25. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 26. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner p. 69
      • No. 27. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 28. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp (acting for the Chief Commissioner) to Mr. Commissioner Johnson
      • No. 29. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Johnson p. 70
      • No. 30. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 31 — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner p. 71
      • No. 32. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to the Chief Commissioner p. 72
      • No. 33. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 34. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Johnson, Whangarei
      • No. 35. — The Chief CommissioneR to Mr. Commissioner Johnson p. 73
      • [No. 36.]
        • The Native Secretary to His. Excellency the Governor
        • Enclosure 1 p. 76
        • Enclosure 2
      • No. 37. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner p. 78
      • No. 38. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Johnson
      • No. 39. — The Assistant Native Secretary (acting for the Chief Commissioner) to Mr. Commissioner Johnson p. 79
      • No. 40. — MR. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 41 — The Assistant Native Secretary (acting for the Chief Commissioner) to Mr. Commissioner Johnson
      • No. 42. — The Assistant Native Secretary (acting for the Chief Commissioner) to Mr. Commissioner Johnson
      • No. 43. — Mr. Surveyor A. Sinclair to the Chief Commissioner p. 80
        • Whangarei—Transmitting plans of Land Purchases. Land Office, Auckland, 17th August, 1857 p. 80
        • Parahaki, 4,630 acres
        • Whareora, 4,920 acres
      • No. 44. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Johnson
      • No. 45. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 46. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner johnson p. 81
      • No. 47 — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 48. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner J. G. Johnson p. 82
      • No. 49. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Johnson
      • [No. 50.]
        • Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner
        • Enclosure p. 83
      • No. 51. — The Assistant Native Secretary (acting for the Chief Commissioner) to Mr. Commissioner Johnson p. 85
      • No. 52. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 53. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 54. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner p. 86
      • No. 55 — Memorandum by the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 56 — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 57. — The Assistant Native Secretary to Mr. Commissioner Rogan p. 87
      • No. 58. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 59. — Mr. Commissioner Searancke to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 60. — Mr. Commissioner Searancke to Dr. Shortland, Native Secretary p. 88
      • No. 61. — Mr. Commissioner Searancke to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 62. — Mr. Commissioner Searancke to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • [No. 63.] p. 89
        • Mr. Commissioner Searancke to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 89
        • Enclosure. — His Honor the Superintendent of Auckland to Mr. Commissioner Searancke
      • No. 64. — Mr. Commissioner Searancke to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • [No. 65.]
        • Mr. Commissioner Searancke to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
        • Minute p. 90
        • [minute.]
        • [minute.]
        • [minute.]
      • [No. 66.]
        • Mr. Commissioner Searancke to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
        • Minute
      • No. 67. — Mr. Commissioner Searancke to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 68. — Mr. Commissioner Searancke to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 69. — Mr. Commissioner Searancke to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 91
      • No. 70. — Mr. Commissioner Searancke to the Hon. the Native Minister
      • No. 71. — Mr. Commissioner Searancke to the Hon. the Native Minister p. 92
      • [No. 72.]
        • Mr. H. T. Kemp, Civil Commissioner, Auckland, to the Under Secretary, Native Department
        • Schedule of Blocksreffered to.—Whangarei District
    • [V.—Kaipara District.]
      • No. 1. — The Chief. Protector to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 93
      • No. 2. — The Native Secretary to Hone Tana,. Wairoa
      • No. 3. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 4. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Johnson
      • No. 5. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner p. 94
      • No. 6. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner p. 95
      • No. 7. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Johnson p. 96
      • No. 8. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 9. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 97
      • [No. 10.]
        • Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner
        • Enclosure 1. — F.D. Fenton, Esq., R.M., to Mr. Commissioner Johnson
        • Enclosure 2. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to F. D. Fenton, Esq., R.M p. 98
      • No. 11. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 12. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 13. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to the Chief Commissioner p. 99
      • No. 14. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp (acting for the Chief Commissioner) to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 15. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Kemp
      • No. 16. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Chief Commissioner p. 100
      • [No. 17.]
        • The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Johnson
        • Enclosure 1
        • Enclosure 2 p. 101
      • No. 18. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Rogan
      • No. 19. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Rogan
      • No. 20. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 21. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner p. 102
      • No. 22. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 23. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Kemp p. 103
      • No. 24. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 25. — Mr, Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 26. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 27. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner p. 104
      • No. 28. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 29. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 30. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner p. 105
      • No. 31. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 32. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 33. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner p. 106
      • [No. 34.]
        • Mr. Commsssioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner
        • Enclosure
      • No. 35. — Mr. Commissioner. Rogan to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 36. — Lands Surveyed and Under Negotiation for Purchase from the Natives p. 108
        • [Kaipara District] p. 108
        • [Whangarei District]
        • [Mahurangi District]
        • Description
          • Opou Block
          • Kaikai
          • Okaka
          • Whiritoa
          • Whakapirau p. 109
          • Matawhere
          • Maungaturoto
          • Piroa
          • Waiherunga
          • Hikurangi
          • Ruatangata Block
          • Miro Whakatiki
          • Omokoriki
      • No. 37. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 38. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 110
      • No. 39. — Lieut-Colonel McDonnell, to the General Government Agent, Auckland
      • No. 40. — Lieut-Colonel Mcdonnell to the General Government Agent, Auckland p. 111
      • No. 41. — Lieut.-Colonel McDonnell to the General Government Agent, Auckland
      • No. 42. — His Honor the Superintendent, Auckland, to the General Government Agent, Auckland p. 112
      • No. 43. — Lieut.-Colonel Mcdonnell to the General Government Agent, Auckland
      • No. 44. — Lieut:–Colonel Mcdonnell to the General Government Agent
      • No. 45. — The Under Secretary, Native Department, to Mr. Brissenden p. 113
      • No. 46. — Mr. Brissenden to the Hon. D. Pollen
      • No. 47. — Mr. Brissenden to the Under Secretary, Native Department p. 114
      • No. 48. — Mr. H. T. Clarke to Mr. Brissenden
      • No. 49. — Mr. H. T. Clarke to Mr. Brissenden
      • No. 50. — Major Green to Under Secretary, Native Office
      • [No. 51.]
        • Alleged Improper Sale of Land North of Auckland. — (Inquiry by Mr. R. C. Barstow, R. M., and papers relative to) p. 115
        • [No. 1.]
          • His Honor the Superintendent, Auckland, to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
          • Enclosure in No. 1. — Mr. J. A. Tole, to His Honor the Superintendent, Auckland
          • [memo]
        • [No. 2.]
          • The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to His Honor the Superintendent
          • Enclosure 1 in No. 2. — Mr. Kemp, C.C., to the Hon. Dr. Pollen p. 116
          • Enclosure 2 in No. 2. — Mr. Preece to Mr. Kemp, C.C
          • Enclosure 3 in No. 2. — Paora Tuhaere to Mr. Kemp, C.C
          • Enclosure 4 in No. 2
        • [No. 3.] p. 117
          • His Honor the Superintendent, Auckland, to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 117
          • Enclosure in No. 3. — Mr. Tole to His Honor the Superintendent, Auckland
        • No. 4. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to His Honor the Superintendent, Auckland p. 118
        • No. 5. — Tiopira Kinaki to the Hon. the Native Minister
        • No. 6. — His Honor the Superintendent, Auckland, to the Hon. the Colonial. Secretary p. 120
        • [No. 7.]
          • His Honor the Superintendent, Auckland, to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
          • Enclosure in No. 7. — Mr. J. A. Tole to His Honor the Superintendent, Auckland
          • 30th March,1876.— C. C. B p. 121
          • 3rd April, 1876.—D. McLean
          • 6th April, 1876.—Mr. Clarke
          • 20th April, 1876
        • [No. 8.]
          • Mr. Preece to the Under-Secretary, Native Office, (Land Purchase Branch.)
          • Enclosure 1 in No. 8. — Memorandum re Mr. Tole's Complaint concerning the Opouteke Purchase and the Claim of Te Haurangi and Heta Te Haara thereto
          • Enclosure 2 in No. 8. — [Translation.] — Mr. J. W. Preece to Heta te Haara p. 124
        • No. 9. — Mr. Preece to the Under-Secretary, Native. Office
          • Auckland, 12th February, 1876
          • Mangakahia Lands p. 126
            • [Mangakahia Lands] p. 126
            • Kairari
            • Oue
        • No. 10. — The Hon. the Native Minister to His Honor the Superintendent p. 127
        • No. 11. — The Hon. the Native Minister to Mr. R. C. Barstow
        • No. 12. — Mr. Barstow to the Hon. the Native Minister
        • [No 13.]
          • Report on Purchase of Maunganui and Waipoua Blocks
          • Report on Purchase of Opouteke Block p. 128
          • [summary of evidence]
          • Minutes of Evidence on Purchase of Maunganui and Waipoua Blocks, taken on 10th June and following days
            • [Evidence of Paora Tuhaere]
            • [Evidence of Charles Edwin Nelson] p. 129
            • [Evidence of James Stephenson Clendon] p. 130
            • [Evidence of Paora Tuhaere] p. 131
            • [Evidence of John Jermyn Symonds]
            • [Evidence of James Wathen Preece]
            • [Evidence of Henry Tacy Kemp]
        • [No. 14.] p. 132
          • MemorandumreMr. J. A. Tole's Complaint as to the Purchase of Maunganui and Waipoua Blocks p. 132
          • Minutes of Evidence taken re Payment for Opouteke Block, 19th June p. 134
            • [Evidence of Te Haurangi] p. 134
            • [Evidence of James Stephenson Clendon]
            • [Evidence of John Jermyn Symonds] p. 135
            • [Evidence of Heta te Haara]
            • [declaration]
        • No. 15. — Mr. J. A. Tole to Mr. R. C. BaRstow
        • No. 16. — Mr. J. A. Tole to Mr. R. C. Barstow
        • No. 17. — Mr. J. W. Preece to Mr. R. C. Barstow p. 136
        • [No. 18.]
          • Mr. Gill to Mr. J. W. Preece
          • Enclosure in No. 18. — Treasury Voucher No. 40,242. — Native Land Purchase Department, Dr. to Tiopira Kinaki
          • Treasury Voucher No. 40,237. — Native Land Purchase Department, Dr. to Te Haurangi
          • Treasury Voucher No. — Native Land Purchase Department, Dr. to Tiopira Kinaki
        • No. 19. — Mr. Barstow to the Hon. the Native Minister
    • [VI.—Mahurangi District.] p. 138
      • [No. 1.] p. 138
        • The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to the Chief Protector p. 138
        • Enclosure in No.1
      • No. 2. — The Hon. The Colonial Secretary to the Chief Protector
      • No. 3. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to the Chief Protector
      • No. 4. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to the Chief Protector p. 139
      • No. 5. — Mr. Interpreter Johnson to the Native Secretary, Auckland
        • Mahurangi—Reporting his Visit to the District. Native Secretary's Office, 24th February, 1852
        • Its Native History
        • Hemara's Statement as to his Father's Signature to Deed of Sale being Fictitious
        • Chief Parihoro's Claims
      • No. 6. — The Native Secretary to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 140
      • No. 7. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 8. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner p. 141
      • No. 9. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Johnson
      • No. 10. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner p. 142
      • No. 11. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 12. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Surveyor Churton
      • No. 13. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner p. 143
      • No. 14. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 15. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner p. 144
      • [No. 16.]
        • Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner
        • Enclosure
      • No. 17. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Johnson p. 145
      • No. 18. — Mr. Brissenden to the Under Secretary, Native Department
      • No. 19. — Mr. Brissenden to the Under Secretary, Native Office p. 146
      • No. 20. — Mr. H. T. Clarke to Mr. Brissenden
    • [VII. —Auckland District]
      • No. 1. — The Chief Protector to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 147
      • No. 2. — His Excellency Lieut.-Governor Hobson to George Clarke, Sen., Esq
      • [No. 3.]
        • The Chief Protector to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
        • Enclosure 1 in No. 3. — Memorandum p. 148
        • Enclosure 2 in No. 3. — Memorandum by Geo. Clarke, Esq., Protector of Aborigines
      • No. 4. — Mr. Peotector Clarke to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • [No. 5.] p. 149
        • The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to the Chief Protector p. 149
        • Enclosure. — For Tamaki
        • Second List. For Mangonui
      • No. 6. — The Surveyor-General to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • [No. 7.]
        • The Chief Protector to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
        • Memoranda for Chief Pororua
        • For Chiefs William Jowett, Ruinga, and Puhata
        • For Chiefs Ruinga and Kahukoti p. 150
      • No. 8. — The Chief Protector to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 9. — The Chief Protector to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 10. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to the Chief Proteotor
      • No. 11. — The Chief Protector to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 151
      • No. 12. — The Chief Protector to the Hon the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 13. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to the Chief Protector
      • No. 14. — The Chief. Protector to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 15. — The Chief Protector to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 152
      • No. 16. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to the Chief Protector
      • No. 17. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to the Chief Protector
      • No. 18. — Statement showing Sums Paid and Value of Stores issued to Aborigines in exchange for Land during the Years 1840, 1841, and 1842 p. 153
      • No. 19. — The Chief Protector to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 154
        • As to negotiating for Land. Auckland, 1st November, 1843 p. 154
        • Ngapuhi District
        • Disinclinaiion to sell large Blocks
      • [No. 20.]
        • The Chief Protector to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
        • Enclosure. — Return of Horses paid and to be paid the Natives for Land sold to H.M. Government
      • No. 21. — The Native Secretary to the Chief Tara, Waiheke p. 155
      • No. 22. — The Hon. the Surveyor-General to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 23. — The Hon. the Surveyor-General to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • [No. 24.]
        • The Hon. the Surveyor-General to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
        • [letter from A. Sinclair]
        • Enclosure 1 in No. 24. — George Clarke, Esq., sen., to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
        • Enclosure 2 in No. 24. — George Clarke, Esq., sen., to Chief Te Hira, Orakei p. 156
      • No. 25. — The Hon. the Surveyor-General to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 26. — The Hon. the Surveyor-General to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 27. — The Civil Secretary, Auckland, to Mr. Commissioner McLean p. 157
      • No. 28. — Native Land Purchase Commissioner Gazetted
      • No. 29. — The Hon. the Surveyor-General to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 30. — The Assistant Native Secretary to Wm. Donnelly, Esq
      • No. 31. — The Assistant Native Secretary to Wm. Donnelly, Esq p. 158
      • No. 32. — G. F. Swainson, Esq., Surveyor, to the Hon. the Surveyor General
      • [No. 33.]
        • Chief Haimona to the Hon. Surveyor-General
        • (Memo.)
      • [No. 34.]
        • Chiefs of Orakei to His Excellency Colonel Wynyard, Deputy-Governor
        • (Memo. by Surveyor-General) p. 159
      • No. 35. — W. Donelly, Esq., Native Counsel, to the Native Secretary
      • No. 36. — Mr. Interpreter John White to the Hon. the Surveyor-General
        • Pukekauere, sold by Keene and others December, 27, 1853, disputed by Henare. 27th June, 1853
        • Maori Scheme in the disposal of Land by giving False Boundaries
        • [section]
        • Waiparera, sold by Tinana and Tairua to the Gorerment, 2nd June, 1853
      • No. 37. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to the Chief Commissioner p. 160
      • No. 38. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp (Acting for the Chief Secretary) to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 39. — Province of Auckland
      • No. 40. — Return Shewing the Numeer of Acres for which Mr. Commissioner Mclean is in Treaty, and Partially Paid for during the Year 1854 p. 161
      • No. 41. — Memorandum by Mr. Commissioner Kemp (acting for the Chief Commissioner)
      • No. 42. — The Native Secretary to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 43. — Memorandum of Case advanced from the Colonial Treasury for Land Purchases p. 162
      • No. 44. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Hay
      • No. 45. — The Hon. The Colonial Secretary to the Chief Land Commissioner
      • No. 46. — Native Land Purchase Department p. 163
      • No. 47. — Auckland District p. 164
      • No. 48. — Province of Auckland p. 165
      • No. 49. — Statement of the Cash Advances made by the Colonial Treasurer, at Auckland, to Donald McLean, Esq., on account of the purchase of Land from the Natives, 29th April, 1854, to 30th April, 1856
      • No. 50. — The Chief Commissioner to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 51. — Instructions to Connect and Consolidate Native Land Purchases p. 166
      • No. 52. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner F. Dillon Bell
      • No. 53. — The Chief Commissioner to James Preece, Esq., Coromandel
      • No. 54. — The Chief Commissioner to the District Land Purchase Commissioners
      • No. 55. — Memorandum p. 167
      • [No. 56.]
        • Province of Auckland
        • Return shewing Quantity and Quality of Lands in the possession of the Provincial Government on the 1st January, 1859
      • No. 57. — Abstract Return of all Rejected Applications made by the Natives during the period intervening between 1st January, 1840, and 31st December, 1845, to sell Land to Her Majesty's Government p. 168
      • [No. 58.] p. 170
        • Native Land Purchases p. 170
        • Province of Auckland
        • 10th August, 1860 p. 172
        • Province Of Hawke's Bay
        • Province Of New Plymouth p. 175
      • No. 59. — Memorandum p. 176
        • Native Purchases and Surveys p. 176
        • Bay of Islands District
        • Whangarei and Kaipara Districts
        • Thames and Piako Districts
      • [No. 60.] p. 177
        • Return showing the number of Acres over which the Native Title has been extinguished during the year ended 30th June, 1862; showing, also, Payments made during the same period in the Wellington and Hawke's Bay Provinces, on account of Land purchased prior to the 30th June, 1861 p. 177
        • Return showing the number of Acres surveyed by Officers of the Land Purchase Department during the year ended 30th June, 1862 p. 178
      • No. 61. — Apihai Te Kawau to His Excellency the Governor In Chief
      • [No. 62.] p. 179
        • Return Of Lana Purchase Expenditure, Etc p. 179
        • Province of Auckland p. 181
        • Return of Land Purchases in the Province of Auckland, showing the Locality and Extent of the Blocks acquired since 1st January, 1864, under "Loan Act, 1856."
      • No. 63 p. 182
        • Return Of Native Lands For Which Negotiations Have Been Commenced p. 182
        • Schedule Of Districts In Which Land Has Been Purchased p. 184
        • Schedule Of Land Purchases In New Zealand p. 185
      • No. 64. — Lieut.-Colonel McDonnell to Mr. J. Knowles p. 204
      • [No. 65 Areas of Lands Purchased and Leased.] p. 205
        • Part 1.—Negotiations Completed p. 205
        • Part II.—Negotiations in Progress p. 209
        • Part III.—General Expenses p. 216
        • Part 4.—Recapitulation p. 217
      • No. 66. Lands Purchased under the Immigration and Public Works Act of 1870, and declared to be Waste Lands of the Crown p. 218
      • No. 67. — Return of Names of Europeans from whom Lands, &c., have been Purchased p. 219
      • [No. 68.]
        • Statement Relative to Land Purchases, North Island p. 220
        • Thames and Piako Districts p. 222
        • Bay of Plenty and Taupo Districts p. 223
        • East Coast and Poverty Bay District
        • Wairoa District p. 224
        • Hawke's Bay Province
        • Wellington Province
        • Taranaki District p. 225
        • General Summary
        • Detail of Expenditure to 80th June, 1875, on Account of Land Purchases and Leases in the North Island, under the Immigration and Public Works Acts of 1870 and 1878 p. 227
          • Part 1.—Negotiations Completed p. 227
          • Part II.–Negotiations in Progress p. 235
          • Part III.–General Expenses p. 242
          • Part IV. – Recapitulation
      • [No. 69.]
        • Statement Relative to Land Purchases, North Island p. 243
        • General Summary p. 246
        • Detail of Expenditure to 30th June, 1876, on Account of Land Purchases and Leases in the North Island, under the Immigration and Public Works Acts of 1870 and 1873 p. 247
          • Part 1.—Negotiations Completed p. 247
          • Part II—Negotiations in Progress p. 255
      • No. 70. — Return of Lands Purchased and Leased, or under Negotiation, in the North Island, under "The Immigration and Public Works Act, 1870," or Acts amending the same, showing Area and Expenditure, and distinguishing such Blocks as have been declared Waste Lands of the Crown p. 262
        • Part I.—Negotiations Completed p. 262
        • Part II.—Negotiations In Progress p. 269
        • Part III.–General Expenses p. 275
        • Part IV.–Recapitulation
        • Part III.–General Expenses p. 276
        • Part IV.–Recapitulation
    • [VIII.—Manukau District.]
      • No. 1. — The Chief Protector to Mr. Edward Meurant p. 277
      • [No. 2.]
        • The Chief Protector to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
        • Governor's Minute
      • No. 3. — The Chief Protector to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 4. — The Chief Protector to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 278
      • No. 5. — The Chief Protector to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • [No. 6.]
        • The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to the Chief Protector
        • Enclosure 1
        • Enclosure 2
      • No. 7. — The Chief Protector to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 8. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to the Chief Protector p. 279
      • No. 9. — The Chief Protector to Rev. John Whiteley
      • No. 10. — The Chief Protector to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 11. — The Chief Protector to the Surveyor-General p. 280
      • [No. 12.]
        • The Hon. the Surveyor General to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
        • Governor's Minute
      • No. 13. — Chief Te Keene to His Excellency the Governor-in-Chief p. 281
        • Manukau—In reference to Mangere. Orakei, February 12th, 1849. To Te Wherowhero and Governor Sir George Grey p. 281
        • [C. W. W. Ligar's reply to Te Keene]
      • No. 14. — The Native Interpreter Johnson to the Surveyor-General
      • No. 15. — Mr. Interpreter Johnson to the Surveyor-General
      • No. 16. — Mr. Interpreter Johnson to the Surveyor General p. 282
      • [No. 17.]
        • Chief Waata Kukutai, to His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor
        • Memorandum p. 283
        • Memorandum
        • Report
      • No. 18. — Mr. Interpreter Johnson to the Native Secretary, Auckland
        • Manukau—Respecting the Waiuku Block. Native Secretary's Office, 1st January, 1853
        • State of Lower Waikato p. 284
      • [No. 19.]
        • Mr. Interpreter Johnson to the Surveyor-General
        • Memorandum
      • No. 20. — Mr. Interpreter Johnson to the Native Secretary
        • Manukau.—Respecting Purchase of Maro-o-Hinewai Block. Native Secretary's Office, 14th May, 1853
        • Boundaries
      • No. 21. — Mr. Interpreter Johnson to the Native Secretary p. 285
        • Manukau.—Respecting Pukekohe and other Blocks. Native Secretary's Office, 14th June, 1853 p. 285
        • Pukekohe
      • No. 22. — Memorandum by Mr. Commissioner Kemp (acting for the Chief Commissioner)
        • Manukau—Respecting Claims of Ihaka to Oruarangi. Land Purchase Department, — Auckland, 1st November, 1854
        • [John Grant Johnson's description of Oruarangi] p. 286
      • No. 23. — Mr. Commissioner Kemp (Acting for the Chief Commissioner) to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 24. — The Chief Commissioner to the Native Secretary, Auckland
      • No. 25. — The Chief Commissioner to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 287
        • Manukau.—Claims of Wetere on Major Greenwood's Property arranged for. Land Purchase Department, — Auckland, 12th June, 1855 p. 287
        • Approved—R. H. W. 14th June, 1855
        • [Frederick Whitaker's view on Wetere's claim]
      • No. 26. — Memorandum
      • [No. 27.] p. 288
        • The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Johnson p. 288
        • Enclosure. — Agreement respecting Reserve in Pukekohe Block
        • Translation
      • No. 28. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Searancke p. 289
      • No. 29. — W. N. Searancke, Esq., to the Chief Commissioner
      • [No. 30.] p. 290
        • The Assistant Native Secretary (acting for the Chief Commissioner) to Mr. Commissioner Johnson p. 290
        • Enclosure 1
          • Chief Mohi to the Governor
          • Translation p. 291
        • Enclosure 2
          • Chief Mohi and Ihaka to the Governor
          • Translation
      • No. 31. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Assistant Native Secretary (acting for the Chief Commissioner.)
      • No. 32. — Memorandum by Mr. Commissioner Johnson p. 292
      • No. 33. — The Chief Commissioner to W. N. Searancke, Esq., District Surveyor
      • No. 34. — W. N. Searancke, Esq., Government Surveyor, to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 35. — Mr. Commissioner Searancke to the Chief Commissioner p. 293
      • No. 36. — Mr. Commissioner Searancke to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 37. — Memorandum by Mr. Commissioner Searancke p. 294
      • No. 38. — Mr. Commissioner Searancke to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 39. — Chief Mohi to His. Excellency the Governor p. 295
        • Pukekohe.—Desiring that the European settlers may be removed. Akarana, 4 Tihema, 1857 p. 295
        • Translation
      • [No. 40.]
        • The Bishop of New Zealand to His Excellency the Governor
          • Pukekohe.—Native Reserve at Taikehu occupied by Europeans. Auckland, 4th December, 1857
          • Auckland, 4th December, 1857 p. 296
        • Enclosure
      • [No. 41.]
        • Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner
        • Pukekohe area land survey p. 297
      • No. 42. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 43. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner p. 298
      • [No. 44.]
        • The Resident Magistrate, Waiuku, to the Native Secretary
        • [D. Pollen's Reply]
      • [No. 45.]
        • Memorandum
        • [F. D. Bell's Reply]
    • [IX.—Cormandel District.]
      • No. 1. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Fred. Ring, Auckland p. 299
      • [No. 2.]
        • The Chief Commissioner to His Excellency the Governor
        • Enclosure. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Drummond Hay p. 300
      • No. 3. — Mr. Preece to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 4. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Preece p. 301
      • No. 5. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Preece
      • No. 6. — Memorandum by C. Heaphy, Esq., Provincial Surveyor p. 302
        • Island of Motu Tapere p. 302
        • [Donald McLean's reply]
      • No. 7. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Preece
      • No. 8. — Mr. Preece to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 9. — The Chief Commissioner to Charles Heaphy, Esq., Government Surveyor p. 303
      • No. 10. — Mr. Preece to the Chief Commissioner p. 304
      • No. 11. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Preece
      • No. 12. — Mr. Preece to the Chief Commissioner p. 305
      • No. 13. — Mr. Preece to the Chief Commissioner p. 306
      • No. 14. — Mr. Preece to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 15. — Mr. Surveyor Sinclair to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 16. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Preece p. 307
      • No. 17. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Preece
      • No. 18. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. James Preece
      • No. 19. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. James Preece
      • No. 20. — The Chief Commissioner to James Preece, Esq p. 308
      • No. 21. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Preece
      • No. 22. — Mr. Preece to the Chief Commissioner
      • [No. 23.] p. 309
        • The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Preece p. 309
        • Enclosure. — Memorandum by C. Heaphy, Esq., Provincial Surveyor
      • No. 24. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Preece
      • No. 25. — The Chief Commissioner to S. Percy Smith, Esq., Government Surveyor
      • No. 26. — Mr. Preece to the Chief Commissioner p. 310
      • No. 27. — The Chief Commissioner to James Preece, Esq., Coromandel p. 311
      • No. 28. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner G. D. Hay, Thames
      • No. 29. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to His Honor the Superintendent, Auckland
      • No. 30. — Memorandum p. 312
        • Cabbage Bay.—Lands offered by Tahana Karei p. 312
        • Minute
      • [No. 31.]
        • His Honor the Superintendent, Auckland, to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
        • Enclosure — Mr. James Mackay, jun., to the Superintendent of Auckland
      • No. 32. — Mr. James Mackay, Jun., to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works p. 313
      • No. 33. — His Honor the Superintendent, Auckland, to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 34. — Mr. James Mackay, jun., to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works
      • [No. 35.] p. 314
        • James Mackay, Jun., to the Agent, General Government, Auckland p. 314
        • Enclosure 1. — Return No. 1
        • Enclosure 2. — Return No. 2 p. 315
        • Enclosure 3. — Return No. 3 p. 316
      • [No. 36.] p. 317
        • Claims upon lands taken over by the province of auckland from the general government. — Mr. James Mackay to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 317
        • Enclosure 1 p. 318
        • Enclosure 2. — Mr. James Mackay to the Commissioner of Crown Lands, Auckland p. 319
        • Enclosure 3. — The Commissioner of Crown Lands, Auckland, to Mr. Mackay
        • Sub-Enclosure to Enclosure 3
        • Enclosure 4. — Mr. James Mackay to the Secretary, Mercury Bay Sawmill Company
        • Enclosure 5. — The Secretary Mercury Bay Saw Mill Company to Mr. Mackay p. 320
    • [X.—Hauraki, Thames, and Piako Districts.]
      • [No. 1.] p. 321
        • The Native Secretary to His Excellency Colonel T. Gore Browne, C.B., Governor p. 321
          • Hauraki—Report of Visit to that District. Native Secretary's Office, Auckland, 5th June, 1857 p. 321
          • Pukorokoro
          • Mr. James Preece
        • Enclosure
      • No. 2. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan (Acting for the Chief Commissioner) to Mr. Commissioner Hay p. 322
      • [No. 3.]
        • The Purchase of Native Lands. — Mr. James Mackay, Jun., to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works
          • Coromandel and Hauraki.—Respecting the purchase of Native Lands. New Zealand Native Land Agency, — Auckland, 24th January, 1872
          • 1. Cape Colville Block
          • 2 Tokatea Block p. 323
          • 3 Kennedy Bay Block
          • 4 Kapanga Block
          • 5 Tiki or Ngaurukehu Block
          • 6 Waiau and Matawai Block
          • 7 Manaia North Block
          • 8 Manaia South Block
          • 9 Waikauau Block
          • 10 Whakatete Block p. 324
          • 11 Tararu Block
          • 12 Karaka Block
          • 13 Otunui Block
          • 14 Whakairi Block
          • 15 Kirikiri Block
          • 16 Te Puriri Block
        • *
          • [The lands under the second head are contained in the Whangapoua, Mercury Bay, Tairua, Wharekawa, and Omahu Blocks]
          • 1 Whangapoua Block
          • 2 Mercury Bay Block p. 325
          • 3 Tairua Block
          • 4 Wharekawa and Omahu Blocks
        • *
          • [The lands under the third head are the Hikutaia, Ohinemuri, Aroha, Wairere, Matamata, and Patatere Blocks]
          • 1 Hikutaia Block
          • 2 Ohinemuri Block
          • 3 Te Aroha Block
          • 4 Wairere Block
          • 5 Matamata Block
          • 6 Patetere Block p. 326
        • [James Mackay's discusses the purchase of native lands in the Coromandel and Hauraki]
      • No. 4. — The Under Secretary of Public Works to Mr. James Mackay, Junr p. 327
      • [No. 5.] p. 328
        • Mr. E. W. Puckey to the Under-Secretary, Native. Department p. 328
        • Enclosure. — Return Showing the Purchased and Unpurchased Interests of Natives to the Foreshore in Hauraki District
      • No. 6. — Mr. Commissioner Hay to the Chief Commissioner p. 331
      • No. 7. — Mr. Commissioner Hay to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 8. — Mr. Commissioner Hay to the Chief Commissioner p. 332
      • No. 9. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Hay p. 333
      • No. 10. — Mr. Commissioner G. W. D. Hay to the Chief Commissioner
      • [No. 11.]
        • Mr. Commissioner Hay to the Chief Commissioner
        • Enclosure. — General Report on Land Purchasing Operations in the Thames and Piako District p. 334
      • No. 12. — Mr. James Mackay to the Under Secretary, Native Department p. 338
      • No. 13. — T. Heale, Esq., Government Surveyor, to the Chief Commissioner p. 339
      • [No. 14.]
        • The Chief Commissioner to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
        • [Colonial Secretary's Reply] p. 340
      • No. 15. — Mr. Commissioner Hay to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 16. — Mr. Commissioner Hay to the Chief Commissioner p. 341
      • No. 17. — Mr. Commissioner Hay to Chief Commissioner
      • No. 18. — Mr. Commissioner G. Drummond Hay to the Chief Commissioner p. 342
        • Piako.—Offers of Land should be accepted. Piako, 30th November, 1859 p. 342
        • Waitoa River
      • No. 19. — The Hon. the Native Minister to Mr. H. T. Kemp. Memorandum for Mr. Kemp p. 343
      • [No. 20.]
        • Mr. H. T. Kemp to the Hon. the Native Minister
        • Enclosure 1. — Mr. E. W. Puckey to the Civil Commissioner, Auckland
        • Enclosure 2. — Schedule of Proposed Payments, Piako and Waitoa Blocks
      • [No. 21.] p. 344
        • Mr. E. W. Puckey to the Hon. the, Native Minister p. 344
        • Enclosure. — Schedule of Blocks Purchased by the Government.—Piako and Waitoa rivers p. 345
    • [XI.—Waikato district.] p. 346
      • No. 1. — Mr. Interpreter Johnson to the Native Secretary p. 346
        • Ramarama Purchase completed. Onewhero, Waikato, 27th December, 1852 p. 346
        • Tapu on Road
      • No. 2. — Mr. Interpreter Johnson to the Native Secretary
      • No. 3. — Mr. Interpreter Johnson to the Native Secretary
        • Respecting Te Puni, Paraheka, and Te Roto. Watapaka, 19th April, 1853
        • Tuakau Reserve p. 347
      • No. 4. — Mr. Interpreter Johnson to the Native Secretary
        • Ramarama.—Its Boundaries defined. Native Secretary's Office, 30th April, 1853
        • Te Puni
      • [No. 5.]
        • Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Commissioner
        • Extract from Report, dated 14th June, 1853 p. 348
      • No. 6. — Mr. Commissioner Johnson to the Chief Land Commissioner p. 349
      • No. 7. — W. N. Searancke, Esq., Government Surveyor, to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 8. — W. N. Searancke, Esq., to the Chief Commissioner p. 350
      • No. 9. — The Chief Commissioner to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • No. 10. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 11. — The Resident Magistrate, Waipa, to the Hon. the Native Minister p. 351
    • [XII.—Whaingaroa district.]
      • No. 1. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to the Chief Protector
      • No. 2. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner p. 352
      • No. 3. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Rogan p. 353
      • No. 4. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 5. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner
      • [No. 6.] p. 354
        • Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner p. 354
        • Enclosure. — Land Surveyed in the District of Whaingaroa on which Instalments have been Paid
      • No. 7. — Report on the disposition of the natives in whaingaroa and the neighbouring districts with reference to the sale of land
        • Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner
        • West Coast
        • Aotea and Kawhia
        • Waipa p. 355
      • No. 8. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 9. — The Hon. the Native Minister to Mr. Commissioner Rogan
    • [XIII.—Aotea, Kawhia, and Mokau Districts.] p. 356
      • No. 1. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner p. 356
      • No. 2. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 3. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Rogan
      • No. 4. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 5. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner p. 357
      • No. 6. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 7. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 8. — Waipa Chiefs to the Governor-in-Chief, Sir George Grey, K.C.B
      • No. 9. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to the Chief Commissioner p. 358
      • No. 10. — Chiefs Te Wherowhero and Te Kanawa to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 11. — Mr. Commissioner Rogan to the Chief Commissioner
      • No. 12. — Donald McLean, Esq., to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary, Auckland
      • [No. 13.] p. 359
        • G. S. Cooper, Esq., to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary, Auckland p. 359
          • Mokau.—Transmitting reply from Civil Secretary. Taranaki, September 19th, 1852 p. 359
          • Survey of boundaries being made
        • Enclosure — The Civil Secretary, Wellington, to Mr. Commissioner McLean
      • [No. 14.]
        • G. Sieson Cooper, Esq., New Plymouth, to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
        • Enclosure p. 360
          • George Sisson Cooper, Esq., to the Civil Secretary, Wellington p. 360
          • Two Blocks Offered
          • Mokau Block
          • Too limited in extent
          • Evil Advisers
          • Awakino Block p. 361
          • Instructions requested
          • Recognition of Takerei's Services desirable
      • [No. 15.]
        • G. S. Cooper, Esq., New Plymouth, to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
        • Enclosure 1. — The Civil Secretary to G. S. Cooper, Esq., J.P., New Plymouth p. 362
        • Enclosure 2. — G. S. Cooper, Esq., to the Chief Waitara Ta Kerei, Mokau
      • No. 16. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Cooper
      • No. 17. — The Chief Commissioner to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 363
      • No. 18. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner H. T. Kemp
    • [XIV.—Bay of Plenty and Taupo Districts.]
      • No. 1. — The Chief Protector to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 364
        • Bay of Plenty.—Mr. Edward Shortland's Communication. Protector's Office, — Auckland, 17th May, 1843 p. 364
        • His Remarks on Purchasing Land there
        • Deposit recommended
      • No. 2. — Edward Shortland, Esq., A.M. and M.D., to the Chief Protector
        • Bay of Plenty.—Report of Visit to Maketu, &c. Auckland, 7th September, 1844
        • Purchase of site for Government Officer
      • No. 3. — Te Puna Block, Tauranga p. 365
        • [List of Natives and Hapus who received the £1,000 from Mr. Henry Clarke] p. 365
        • Auckland, 26th August, 1864 p. 366
      • No. 4. — Report on Te Moananui's and Ngaiterangi Claims to Land at Katikati, District of Tauranga
        • Tauranga,—Moananui's Claims to Land at Katikati
        • [Burial grounds reserved from sale]
      • No. 5. — Copy of a Letter from Mr. Mackay to the Hon. J. C. Richmond
      • [No. 6.] p. 371
        • Memorandum by His Honor the Superintendent, Napier, on Land Purchases by Messrs. Davis and Mitchell p. 371
        • Enclosure. — Report of land purchase at taupo and bay of plenty
        • Memorandum on report of messes, Davis and Mitchell by the under native secretary p. 372
      • No. 7. — Messrs. Mitchell and Davies to the Under-Secretary, Native Department p. 373
      • [No. 8.] p. 375
        • Messrs. C. O. Davis and Henry Mitchell, Rotorua, to the Under Secretary, Native Department, Wellington p. 375
        • Enclosure p. 377
          • Summary of Transaotions in Arawa Districts, Land Purchase Department Purchases; p. 377
          • Leases p. 378
      • [No. 9.]
        • Mr. C.O. Davis to the Under Secretary, Native Department, Wellington
        • Enclosure. — Mr. C. O. Davis to the Under Secretary, Native Department
          • Ohinemutu, 15th June, 1876
          • [Translation.] — To Sir Donald McLean p. 381
          • [Translation.]
        • [C. O. Davis to the under secretary H. T. Clarke]
    • [XV.—Poverty Bay District.] p. 383
      • [No. 1.] p. 383
        • H. Wardell, Esq., R.M., Turanga, to the Chief Commissioner p. 383
        • Memorandum
        • Memorandum
        • Memorandum
      • No. 2. — Meeting held in Court House, Napier, 29th November, 1873
      • [No. 3.] p. 386
        • Captain Porter, Land Purchase Officer, to the Under Secretary, Native Department p. 386
        • Enclosure. — [Translation.] p. 387
      • No. 4. — Mr. J. A.Wilson, Land Purchase Officer, to the Hon. the Native Minister
      • [No. 5.] p. 389
        • Captian Porter, Gisborne, to the Under-Secretary, Native Department p. 389
        • Schedule Referred to in Foregoing p. 390
          • I.—Purchases in course of Completion p. 390
          • II.—Blocks under Offer, but for which Negotiations have been deferred pending — Investigation of Titles by Native Lands Court
  • [Official Documents in reference to Native Reserves.]
    • Schedule p. iii
    • Official Documents in Reference to Native Reserves. — No. 1. — The Chief Protector to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 1
    • No. 2. — [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.]
    • No. 3. — The Chief Protector to Mr. Protector Halswell
    • No. 4. — The Chief Protector to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 2
    • No. 5. — Mr. Protector Halswell, Wellington, to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
    • No. 6. — The Hon. the Colonial secretary to the Chief protector
      • Native Reserve in Cooper's Bay. Colonial Secretary's Office, Auckland, 4th February, 1842
      • Suggestion approved
    • No. 7. — Mr. Commissioner Halswell to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 3
    • [No. 8.]
      • Mr. Commissioner Halswell to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • Governor's Minute
    • No. 9. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to the Chief Protector
    • No. 10. — The Chief Protector to the Hon the Colonial Secretary p. 4
    • No. 11. — The New Zealand Company's Agent, New Plymouth, to Colonel Wakefieid
    • No. 12. — The Chief Protector to the Hon. the Colonial Secrerary p. 5
    • No. 13. — The Chief Protector to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
    • No. 14. — The Chief Protector to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
    • No. 15 — Mr. Sub-Protector Edward Shortland to the Chief Protector
    • No. 16. — Memorandum On the Native Reserves at Wellington p. 6
      • [Memorandum on the native reserves at Wellington.] p. 6
      • Wairau District p. 7
      • Nelson District
    • No. 17. — Lieut.-Colonel McCleverty to His Excellency Governor Grey p. 8
    • [No. 18.]
      • Copy of a Despatch from Governor Grey to the Right Hon. Earl Grey
      • Enclosure p. 9
        • Report on Port Nicholson Cultivations p. 9
        • Population of the Harbour of Port Nicholson p. 10
        • Cultivations at Port Nicholson, and Quantity available on Native Reserves, for the above population p. 11
        • Cultivations at Port Nicholson, exclusive of the above
    • No. 19. — Final Report on the Port Nicholson District p. 13
    • [No. 20.] p. 14
      • His Excellency Lieutenant-Governor Eyre to Lieut. Colonel McCleverty p. 14
      • Memorandum by Commissioner McCleverty
    • No. 21. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to the Native Reserve Commissioners
    • No. 22. — His Excellency the Governor-in-Chief to Chief Te Wherowhero p. 15
      • Waipa.—Site for Native School required at Otawhao. 27th July, 1849 p. 15
      • Boundaries
    • [No. 23.]
      • The Surveyor-General to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
        • Respecting the Land granted for a School at Otawhao. Surveyor-General's Office, 13th May, 1850
        • Survey made
      • Governor's Minute
    • No. 24. — T. H. Smith, Esq., to His Excellency Sir George Grey, Governor-in-Chief
    • No. 25. — The Surveyor-General to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 16
    • No. 26. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to the Native Reserve Board, Wellington
    • [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.] — Endowment for Native Hostelry, Auckland. Colonial Secretary's Office, Auckland, 12th May, 1851 p. 17
    • No. 28. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary, Wellington, to H. Tacy Kemp, Esq
    • No. 29. — H. T. Kemp, Esq., Native Secretary, to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary, Wellington
    • No. 30. — The Assistant Native Secretary to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
    • No. 31. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to the Native Secretary p. 18
    • No. 32. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary, Wellington, to Mr. Commissioner McLean
    • No. 33. — The Acting Native Secretary to T. H. Smith, Esq., R.M
    • No. 34. — The Civil Secretary, Wellington, to Mr. Commissioner McLean
    • No. 35. — The Native Secretary to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
    • [No. 36.] p. 19
      • Copy of the Grant conveying certain Portions of the Town Belt of the City of Wellington to the Wesleyan Body p. 19
      • [conveyance of land deed]
    • No. 37. — The Native Secretary to the Rev. John Morgan
      • Manukau.—In re Contract for building the Onehunga Store. Native Secretary's Office, Auckland, 18th December, 1852
      • School Books furnished p. 20
    • No. 38. — The Civil Secretary to the Native Secretary, Wellington
    • No. 39. — Mr. Surveyor Fitzgerald to Mr. Commissioner McLean
    • No. 40. — The Native Reserve Commissioners to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary, Auckland p. 21
    • No. 41. — The Chief Commissioner to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • On Present State, &c., of Native Reserves. Land Commissioner's Office, Auckland, 29th July, 1854
      • New Zealand Company's Reserves
      • Nelson
      • Future Management
      • Taranaki p. 22
      • Wellington
      • Hospital Reserves
      • Grammar School Reserves
      • Wi Toko's Reserve
    • No. 41 — a. — Report of a Special Committee of the Provincial Council of New Plymouth on the Purchase of the Waiwhakaiho Block
    • [No. 42.] p. 23
      • Mr. Commissioner Coopee to the Hon the Colonial Seceetaey p. 23
        • Respecting Purchase or Lease of Native Reserves p. 23
        • Reserves not purchased, but leased
      • Enclosures. — (No. 1.) — His Honour the Superintendent, Taranaki, to Mr. Commissioner Cooper p. 24
      • Sub-Enclosure
      • (No. 2.) — Mr. Commissioner Cooper to his Honour the Supeeintendent, Taranaki
    • [No. 43.]
      • Mr. Commissioner Cooper to the Chief Commissioner
        • New Plymouth.—Respecting Report of Special Committee on Waiwhakaiho Block. Wellington, 11th August, 1855
        • General Reasons why such Liberal Reserves were made p. 25
        • Reserves for Hone Ropiha and Wi te Ahoaho
        • Te Ropiha Moturoa
        • Wairarapa p. 26
        • More
        • Rawiri Motutere, Wi Kawaho, Karoraina, and Hopataia
        • Matena Tupoki, Wi Tana, and Wi Rqpiha
        • Kirihipu
        • Poharama
        • Hohua and Manahi
        • Matena Tupoki and Wi Ropiha
      • Enclosure
        • Memorandum by Mr. Commissioner Cooper
        • Reserves for Hone Ropiha and Wi te Ahoaho p. 27
        • Ropiha Moturoa
        • More
        • Rawiri Motutere and Wi Kawaho
        • Karoraina and Ani
        • Hopataia
        • Matena Tupoki, Wi Tana Ngatata, and Wi Ropiha
        • Kirihipu, Herewini, Hohaia, and Poharama
        • Wi Tako and Ropiha Moturoa
        • Hohua and Manahi
        • Henare te Puni and Hakopa
    • No. 44. — The Right Rev. Bishop Selwyn to the Chief Commissioner
    • No. 45. — The Hon. the Colonial Treasurer to the Chief Commissioner p. 28
    • [No. 46.]
      • [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.]
      • Mr. Commissioner G. S. Cooper to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • [Thomas Gore Browne's Reply]
    • No. 47. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Kemp
      • Oruru.—Respecting Purchase of Nopera's Reserve. Land Commissioner's Office, Auckland, 1st August, 1857
      • Not approved at present
    • No. 48. — The Chief Commissioner to the Assistant Native Secretary, New Plymouth p. 29
    • No. 49. — [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.]
    • No. 50. — [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.]
    • No. 51. — The Chief Commissioner to the Crown Lands Commissioner, Napier
    • No. 52. — The Chief Commissioner to his Honor the Superintendent, Napier
    • No. 53. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Searancke p. 30
    • No. 54. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner G. S. Cooper, J.P
    • No. 55. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Searancke
      • Wellington.—As to Gifts of Land by Natives to half-caste Children. Chief Land Purchase Commissioner's Office, Auckland, 10th September, 1858
      • Native Reserves to be of Sufficient Extent
    • No. 56. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Interpreter John White p. 31
    • No. 57. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner Parris, J.P
    • No. 58. — The Chief Commissoner to Mr. Commissioner Searancke
    • No. 59. — His Honour the Superintendent, Taranaki, to the Chief Commissioner p. 32
    • No. 60. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Surveyor Sinclair
    • [No. 61.]
      • [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.]
      • Report by Josiah Flight, Esq., of the Province of Taranaki, under "The New Zealand Native — Reserves Act, 1856."
      • Report by Josiah Flight, Esq., of the Province of Taranaki, under "The New Zealand Native — Reserves Act, 1856."
      • [Extract from minutes of the executive council]
    • [No. 62.]
      • [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.]
      • "The New Zealand Native Reserves Act, 1856." p. 33
      • Schedule above referred to
    • [No. 63.]
      • The Native Reserves Commissioners to the Hon. the Attorney-General
      • Minute by Attorney-General
      • Enclosure. — The Assistant Native Secretary to the __ Commissioners of Native Reserves p. 34
    • No. 64. — The Chief Commissioner to Mr. Commissioner H. T. Kemp, J.P
    • No. 65. — The Assistant Native Secretary to the Chief Commissioner
    • No. 66. — Mr. John P. Stewart to Mr. S. Deighton
    • [No. 67.] p. 35
      • Herbert S. Wardell, Esq.,R.M., to the Hon. the Native Minister p. 35
      • Enclosure. — Mr. Commissioner Searancke to H. S. Wardell, Eaq., R.M
    • No. 68. — Herbert S. Wardell, Esq., R.M., to the Hon. the Native Minister p. 36
    • [No. 69.]
      • Herbert S. Wardell, Esq., R.M., to the Native Secretary
      • Enclosure B. — [ Translation.] p. 37
      • Enclosure C
    • No. 70. — The Chief Commissioner to Malcolm Fraser, Esq., Government Surveyor
    • No. 71. — Memorandum on the Kawau Pa, New Plymouth p. 38
    • [No. 72.]
      • Memorandum on the Purchase of Two Native Reserves
      • Minute
    • [No. 73.]
      • Reports of Proposed Cession of a Piece of Land for Resident Magistrate's Residence
      • 15th January, 1862
      • Rangitukia, Waiapu, 20th December, 1861 p. 39
    • No. 74. — Extract from Report on Grant of Site for Magistrate's Residence
    • No. 75. — Report of Cession of 700 Acres as Site for a School
    • [No. 76.]
      • Major Speedy, R.M., to the Native Secretary
      • Minute by Mr. H. Halse, Assistant Native Secretary p. 40
    • No. 77. — Memorandum on the Purchase of the Waiuku Block, Manukau
    • [No. 78.]
      • Memorandum on Reserves in the Puketapu Block, Manukau
      • Minutes
    • No. 79 — Mr. Commissioner Parris to the Chief Commissioner p. 41
    • No. 80. — His Honour Dr. Featherston to Mr. Interpreter Deighton
      • Wairarapa.—Respecting Reserve at Wharekaka. Superintendent's Office, Wellington, 18th February, 1863
      • Mr. Borlase's Land
    • No. 81. — Mr. Interpreter Deighton to his Honour Dr. Featherson
      • Wairarapa.—Respecting Wi Tutere's Application for Wharekaka Reserve. Wairarapa, 20th February, 1863
      • Romana's Claims
    • No. 82. — Memorandum respecting Grants for Tamihana te Rauparaha and Matene te Whiwhi at Otaki p. 42
    • No. 83. — His Honour the Superintendent to Mr. Samuel Deighton
    • No. 84. — Copy of a Despatch from his Grace the Duke of Newcastle, K.G., to Governor Sir George Grey, K.C.B
    • No. 85. — [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.] p. 43
    • [No. 86.]
      • The Resident Magistrate, Central Whanganui, to the Hon. the Native Minister
      • Memorandum.—(Received 2nd May.)
      • Memorandum
      • Memorandum
      • Minute p. 44
    • No. 87. — Mr. Commissioner Swainson to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
    • [No. 88.]
      • The Resident Magistrate, Waipa, to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • Memorandum
    • No. 89. — Mr. Commissioner Swainson to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 45
    • [No. 90.]
      • Memorandum for the Native Minister
      • Enclosure
    • No. 91. — [Extract from New Zealand Gazette, 7th June, 1865.]
    • [No. 92.] p. 46
      • Memorandum as to the Title of Natives holding Land under Colonel Mc Cleverty's Deeds p. 46
      • Opinion
    • No. 93. — Mr. Commissioner Swainson to the Hon. the Native Minister
    • [No. 94.] p. 47
      • Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Native Secretary p. 47
      • Enclosure
        • Bay of Islands.—Urging Purchase of the Kahikatea Reserve. Kawakawa, Waiomio, 17 Mei, 1865
        • [Translation.]
    • [No. 95.]
      • Memorandum
      • Memorandum for the Hon. Attorney-General p. 48
      • Minute
    • [No. 96.]
      • Walter Lawry Buller, Esq., R.M., to the Native Secretary
      • Enclosures. — (No. 1.) — H. C. Field, Esq., Surveyor, to the Resident Magistrate, Whanganui
      • (No. 2) — Mr. Commissioner W. L. Buller to Mr. Surveyor Field p. 49
    • [No. 97.]
      • Major Speedy, R.M., to the Hon. the Native Minister
      • Memorandum of General Government Agent
      • The General Government Agent to Major Speedy
      • Minute p. 50
      • Minute of General Government Agent
      • Minute by Deputy Waste Lands Commissioner
      • Minute
    • [No. 98.]
      • The Crown Agent, Auckland, to the Hon. the Native Minister
      • [deed of conveyance of Waipa and Waitetuna Block]
      • List of Lands to be reconveyed to the Natives under Crown Grant as by Special Agreement
        • 1. Native Reserves No. I
        • Native Beserves No. II
        • Native Reserves No. III p. 51
        • Native Reserves No. IV.—(Puketutu.)
        • Native Reserves No. V
        • Native Reserves No. VI
        • Native Reserves No. VII
        • Native Reserves No. VIII
      • [native re-purchases]
        • 2. Native Re-purchases No. I
        • Native Re-purchases No. II p. 52
        • Native Re-purchase No. III
        • Native Re-purchases No. IV
        • Native Re-purchases No. V
    • [No. 99.]
      • H. Hanson Turton, Esq., to the Secretary for Crown Lands
      • Memorandum by James Mackay, Esq., Civil Commissioner
      • Mr. Surveyor Frissell to Mr. James Mackay
      • The Special Commissioner to Mr. Mackay, Civil Commissioner p. 53
    • No. 100. — [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.]
    • No. 101. — H. Hanson Turton, Esq., Special Commissioner, to the Hon. the Native Minister
    • No. 102. — The Commissioner of Native Reserves to the Hon. the Native Minister
    • No. 103. — Mr. Commissioner Swainson to the Hon. the Native Minister
      • Reporting State of Native Reserves in the District, with Tabular Returns. Native Reserves Office, Wellington, 21st May, 1866
      • Present Commissioners in the Province p. 54
      • Classes of Reserves
      • Management of Classes
      • Rental, past and present
      • Expenses of Native Reserves Office
      • Native Reserve Accounts p. 55
      • General Remarks
    • [No. 104.]
      • The Resident Magistrate, Rotorua, to the Hon. the Native Minister
      • [Correspondence between A. H Russell and W. K. Nesbitt]
    • No. 105. — His Honour the Superintendent, Taranaki, to the Assistant Native Secretary
    • [No. 106.] p. 56
      • The Assistant Native Secretary to his Honour the Superintendent, Taranaki p. 56
      • Enclosure
    • No. 107. — [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.]
    • [No. 108.] p. 57
      • [Extract from New Zealand Gazette] p. 57
      • Schedule A. — Tangahoe Reserves
      • Schedule B. — Pakakohi Reserve
      • Schedule C. — Hone Pihama's Reserve
    • No. 109 — The Secretary of Crown Lands to Mr. Surveyor Swainson
    • [No. 110.] p. 58
      • Return of Reserves made for Friendly Natives and Returned Rebels. — (No. 1.) p. 58
      • (No. 2.) — Schedule of Native Reserves in the Bay of Plenty District
        • 1. Opape Reserve, for Rebels only of the Whakatohea Tribe who have surrendered
        • 2. Hiwarau and Hokianga Reserves at Ohiwa, for surrendered Rebels and Loyal Natives of the Upokorohe Hapu
        • 3. Whakatane Reserve, for surrendered Rebels and Loyal Natives of the Ngatipukeko and Ngatiawa Tribes
        • 4. Reserve for Whakatohea Chief Te Ranapia te Uatuahu
        • 5. Reserves for Whakatohea Chiefs, on condition that they remain loyal to 1st January, 1870, when Crown Grants will be issued
        • Memorandum to Schedule of Native Reserves in Bay of Plenty District p. 59
        • [section]
      • (No. 3.) — Supplementary Schedule of Native Reserves in the Bay of Plenty District
        • 6. Ohope Reserve, for surrendered Rebels and Loyal Ngatiawa Natives of Ngatikokopu and Ngatiwharepaia, of which Hapus Apanui, Wepiha, and Kepa Toihau are the Chiefs
        • 7. Rangataike Reserve, for surrendered Rebels and Loyal Natives of Te Pahipoto Ngaitamaoke and other Hapus
        • [section]
      • (No. 4.) — Bay of Plenty District. — Schedule of Land given to the Arawa Tribe
      • [Bay of Plenty Awards and Agreements]
        • Schedule of Awards given in the Compensation Court held at Opotiki
        • Schedule of Agreements made by Crown Agent with Persons preferring Compensation Claims in Bay of Plenty Block
        • Schedule of Awards given in the Compensation Court held at Opotiki; the Awards having yet to be selected by Crown Agent and Claimants p. 60
    • [No. 111.]
      • Mr. Parris to the Hon. J. C. Richmond
      • Enclosures. — (No. 1.) — Quantity of Land set apart for Returning Rebels to Present Time p. 61
      • (No. 2.) — Province of Taranaki
    • [No. 112.] p. 62
      • His Honour I. E. Featherston to the Hon. J. C. Richmond p. 62
      • Enclosures. — (No. 1.)
        • Memorandum
        • Memorandum p. 63
      • Note in Explanation
      • (No. 2.) — Memorandum by Dr. Featherston
      • (No. 3.)
      • (No. 4.) — A Brief Sketch of the Migrations of the Ngatiraukawa from Taupo to Cook Strait, and of their Wars with the Resident Tribes (Native Account)
    • [No. 113.] p. 64
      • Mr. Surveyor Swainson to the Under-Secretary, Native Department p. 64
      • Enclosure. — Report on Reserves made by the New Zealand Company in its Settlement in the Province of Wellington p. 65
    • No. 114. — Report on Reserves, Native Lands, &c., Hawke's Bay. — G. S. Cooper, Esq., R.M., to the Hon. J. C. Richmond p. 66
    • [No. 115.] p. 67
      • Mr. Surveyor G. F. Swainson to the Under-Secertary, Native Department p. 67
      • Enclosure
      • (No. 2.) — Special Reserves not granted (Wairarapa District) p. 68
    • No. 116. — Report of the Public Petitions Committee on the Petition of Fifty-one Natives of the Wairarapa
    • [No. 117.] p. 70
      • [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.] p. 70
      • Schedule showing the Lanes Reserved p. 71
        • Newcastle p. 71
        • Mangatawhiri
        • Tauranga
    • No. 118. — Mr. Commissioner Parris to the Hon. the Native Minister
    • No. 119. — [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.]
    • No. 120. — Report on the Native Reserves in the Province of Hawke's Bay p. 72
    • No. 121. — Report on the Native Reserves in the Province of Wellington p. 74
    • No. 122. — [Extract from New Zealand Gazette:] p. 76
    • No. 123. — Report on the Native Reserves in the Province of Auckland
      • [Report on the native reserves in the Province of Auckland]
      • Utilization of Reserves p. 77
    • No. 124. — Report on the Native Reserves in the Province of Hawke's Bay p. 79
    • [No. 125.] p. 80
      • Mr. G. B. Worgan to the Hon. D. McLean p. 80
      • The Hon. D. McLean to Mr. G. B. Worgan
    • No. 126. — [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.]
      • [Extract from New Zealand Gazette]
      • Town Lots
    • [No. 127.]
      • Report on Native Reserves in the Province of Auckland
      • Report of the Commissioner of Native Reserves, Auckland
    • No. 128. — Report on Native Reserves in the Province of Wellington p. 81
    • [No. 129.] p. 83
      • Correspondence relating to the Manawatu-Rangitikei Purchase. — Survey, &c., of Native Reserves. — (No. 1.) — The Hon. D. McLean to his Honour the Superintendent, Wellington p. 83
      • (No. 2.) — The Hon. D. McLean to his Honour the Superintendent, Wellington
      • (No. 3.) — The Hon. W. Fitzherbert to the Hon. the Native Minister
      • (No. 4.) — The Hon. W. Fitzherbert to the Hon. the Native Minister p. 84
      • (Enclosure in No. 4.)
        • Schedule of Reserves given to Natives in the Rangitikei-Manawatu Block by the Hon. The Native Minister
        • Schedule of Reserves given to Natives in the Rangitikei-Manawatu Block by Dr. Featherston p. 85
        • Schedule of Reserves in the Rangitikei-Manawatu Block awarded by the Native Land Court on the 16th October, 1869
        • Recapitulation of Reserves in the Rangitikei-Manawatu Block awarded to Natives
    • [No. 130.]
      • Tairua Native Reserve
      • Enclosure. — Mr. Preece to the Hon. D. Pollen
    • No. 131. — Report of Commissioner of Native Reserves
      • Wellington, 30th June, 1873
      • Province of Wellington
      • Province of Auckland p. 87
      • Province of Hawke's Bay
    • [No. 132.]
      • [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.]
      • Schedule. — Description and Purpose of Reserve
    • [No. 133.]
      • [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.]
      • Schedule. — Number, Description, purpose, and Area of Lot p. 88
    • No. 134. — Report of Commissioner of Native Reserves
      • Province of Auckland
      • Province of Wellington
    • No. 135. — Report on the Claim of the Province of Wellington in respect of the Manawatu Reserves p. 90
      • [Report on the claim of the Province of Wellington in respect of the Manawatu Reserves] p. 90
      • [Note] p. 92
    • [No. 136.]
      • Correspondence relating to the Tairua Native Reserve. — (No. 1.) — His Honour the Superintendent, Auckland, to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • (Enclosure in No. 1.)
      • Note p. 93
      • (No. 2.) — His Honour the Superintendent, Auckland, to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • (No. 3.) — His Honour the Superintendent, Auckland, to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
      • (Enclosure in No. 3.) — Peneamene Tanui to his Honour the Superintendent, Auckland
      • (No. 4.) — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to his Honour the Superintendent, Auckland
      • (No. 5.) — Mr. James Mackay to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
    • No. 137. — Report of Commissioner of Native Reserves p. 95
      • Wellington, 30th June, 1875 p. 95
      • Province of Auckland
      • Province of Wellington p. 96
    • No. 138. — Report of Commissioner of Native Reserves p. 97
      • Province of Auckland p. 97
      • Province of Hawke's Bay p. 98
      • Province of Wellington
    • No. 139. — Mr. Alexander Mackay to the Under-Secretary, Native Department p. 99
    • No. 140. — Report of Commissioner of Native Reserves (from 1st July, 1876, to 30th June, 1877) p. 104
      • Auckland p. 104
      • Waiuku
      • Wellington p. 105
      • Tauranga
  • [Papers respecting The Five-and Ten-Per-Cents on Resale of Native Lands.]
    • Schedule
    • [No. 1. The Deputy Surveyor-General to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary.] p. 1
      • The Deputy Surveyor-General to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary p. 1
      • Enclosure
      • Minute
    • No. 2. — The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to the Chief Commissioner
    • No. 3. — Memorandum of Blocks on which Five-per-Cents are payable
      • Chief Commissioner's Office, Wellington, 16th January 1856
      • [Note] p. 2
    • No. 4. — The Chief Commissioner to Herbert S. Wardell, Esq., R.M
    • No. 5. — The Chief Commissioner to H. S. Wardell, Esq., R.M
    • No. 6. — The Chief Commissioner to H. S. Wardell, Esq., R.M
    • No. 7. — The Chief Commissioner to the Commissioner of Crown Lands, Wellington p. 3
    • No. 8. — Extracts from Native Deeds of Conveyance. — Auckland.—Ten-per-Cents secured to Natives
    • No. 9. — The Chief Commissioner to the Hon. the Native Minister
    • [No. 10. Memorandum for the Hon. the Minister for Native Affairs.] p. 4
      • Memorandum. for the Hon. the Minister for Native Affairs p. 4
      • Memorandum
    • No. 11. — The Assistant Native Secretary to Mr. Commissioner Kemp
    • [No. 12. Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Assistant Under-Secretary, Native Department.]
      • Mr. Commissioner Kemp to the Assistant Under-Secretary, Native Department
      • Enclosure p. 5
    • No. 13. — Major Heaphy to the Hon. the Native Minister
      • Report on the Payment of Balances on the Wairarapa Five-per-Cents. Wellington, 31st December 1873
      • Turanganui and Turakirae p. 6
      • Tuhitarata p. 7
      • Wharekaka and Puhangina
      • Moroa and Tauherenikau
      • Makoura Block
      • Whareama Block No. 1 p. 8
      • Whareama Block No. 2
      • Pahaua
      • Manawatu Block
    • [No. 14. Major Heaphy to the Under-Secretary, Native Department]
      • Major Heaphy to the Under-Secretary, Native Department
        • Report on the Payment of the Auckland Ten-per-Cents. Wellington, 29th May, 1874
        • Remuera p. 9
        • Paioterangi
        • Hikurangi
        • Puatahinga
        • Ruakaka
        • Mangawhai p. 10
        • Hunua
      • Statement of Expenditure of Sum of £2,340 19s. 4d., advanced to Commissioner of Native Reserves, on Interest, to pay Auckland Ten-per-Cents
  • [On the Tenure of Native Lands]
    • Schedule
    • On the Tenure of Native Lands. — No. 1. — Mr. Sub-Protector Shortland to the Chief Protector. — On The Tenure of Native Lands
      • On the Nature of Land Tenure. Akaroa, 15th. August, 1843 p. 1
      • Original Immigration
      • Division of Tribes
      • Division of Lands
      • Town and Suburban Allotments
      • Difficult to purchase
      • Landowners
      • Descent of Property
      • Ngatiwhakaue
      • Hereditary Title, and Rights by Conquest
      • Disputed Lands p. 2
      • Family Contentious
    • No. 2. — The Chief Protector to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary
    • No. 3. — Memorandum from the Chief Protector of Aborigines on the Territorial Rights of Natives when in Captivity p. 5
    • [No. 4. Memorandum by the Native Secretary on the Native Territorial Bill.] p. 6
      • Memorandum by the Native Secretary on the Native Territorial Bill p. 6
      • Minute by Ministers p. 7
    • [No. 5. Memorandum by the Native Secretary on the Individualization of Native Lands.]
      • Memorandum by the Native Secretary on the Individualization of Native Lands
      • Minute by Ministers
    • No. 6. — Memorandum by the Hon. C. W. Richmond
      • Individualization of Native Title.—Native Territorial Rights Bill
      • Objections to Native Territorial Rights Bill discussed p. 8
    • No. 7. — Scheme for the Partition and Enfranchisement of Lands held under Native Tenure. — [F. D. Fenton's "Observations, 1859."] p. 10
    • No. 8. — Remarks on Maori Affairs. — [Notes on Maori Matters, 1860.] p. 11
    • No. 9. — Extracts from Opinions of Various Authorities on Native Tenure
      • I. D. McLean, Chief Commissioner for the Purchase of Native Lands.—1860 p. 17
      • II. Bishop of New Zealand.—1860
      • III. Sir William Martin, late Chief Justice of New Zealand.—1846 p. 18
      • IV. Archdeacon Maunsell.—1840 p. 19
      • V. Board of Inquiry: Major Nugent, late Native Secretary; Mr. Ligar, late Surveyor-General; Mr. Daldy; and Mr. T. H. Smith, Assistant Native Secretary.—1856
      • VI. Rev. J. Hamlin, Church of England Missionary p. 20
      • VII. Mr. Spain, formerly Her Majesty's Commissioner for determining Titles to Land in New Zealand.—1846
      • VIII. Mr. George Clarke, formerly Chief Protector of Aborigines.—1844 p. 21
      • IX. Archdeacon Hadfield.—1860 p. 22
      • X. Mr. Swainson, late Attorney-General of New Zealand.—1859 p. 23
      • XI. Mr. Busby, formerly British Resident at New Zealand.—1860
      • XII. Rev. Mr. Buddle, Superintendent of the Wesleyan Mission.—1860 p. 24
      • XIII. Mr. Edward Shortland, formerly Protector of Aborigines.-1844
      • XIV. Mr. John White, Interpreter in the Native Office.—1859 p. 25
      • XV. Rev. J. A. Wilson, Church Missionary.—1860 p. 26
    • No. 10. — Memorandum by the Hon. C. W. Richmond on the Territorial Rights of Chiefs p. 27
      • Auckland, 3rd December, 1860 p. 27
      • Wiremu Kingi's Claim to Waitara p. 28
    • [No. 11. Copy of a Despatch from Governor Gore Browne his Grace the Duke of Newcastle.]
      • Copy of a Despatch from Governor Gore Browne his Grace the Duke of Newcastle
        • On "Seignorial Right." Government House, Auckland, 4th December, 1860
        • I. The Native Tenure p. 29
        • II. The Ngatiawa Title at Taranaki p. 31
        • III. Status of the Chiefs
        • IV. Acts and Decisions of former Governors of New Zealand p. 33
          • [acts and decisions of former Governors of New Zealand.] p. 33
          • Proceedings of Governor Hobson
          • Award of Commissioner Spain p. 34
          • Proceedings of Governor Fitzroy
          • Proceedings of Governor Sir George Grey p. 35
          • Ngatiawa Migration from Kapiti in 1848 p. 37
          • Further Events from 1848 to 1859
        • V. Proceedings of Governor Gore Browne in relation to the Purchase at Waitara p. 38
        • VI. Misrepresentations of the above Proceedings p. 40
        • VII. The Relation between Wiremu Kingi's Insurrection and the Native King Movement and Land League p. 44
        • VIII. Lastly, the Present Aspect of the Subject p. 45
      • Memorandum by His Excellency's Ministers p. 46
    • No. 12. — His Excellency the Governor to the Chief Justice and the Judges of the Supreme Court p. 48
    • No. 13. — The Chief Justice and the Judges of the Supreme Court to His Excellency the Governor
    • No. 14. — Memorandum by His Excellency Governor Gore Browne, C.B
    • [No. 15. Lectures on Maori Customs, etc, by Mr. John White. On the Tenure of Maori Lands.]
      • Lectures on Maori Customs, &c., by Mr. John White. — On the Tenure of Maori Lands p. 50
      • Part II p. 56
  • [On the Establishment of A Court of Native Land Title]
    • Schedule
    • [On the Establishment of a Court of Native Land Title. No. 1.] p. 1
      • Memorandum by His Excellency the Governor p. 1
      • Memorandum by Mr. Stafford
      • Memorandum by Mr. Whitaker
      • Memorandum by Mr. Weld
    • No. 2. — [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.] — F.D. Fenton, Esq., appointed Chief Judge of Native Land Court p. 2
    • No. 3. — [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.]
    • No. 4. — [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.]
    • [No. 5. Sir William Martin to the Hon. the Native Minister.]
      • Sir William Martin to the Hon. the Native Minister
      • Enclosure
        • Notes. on the Best Mode of Introducing and Working the Native Lands Act p. 3
        • The Certificate
        • Selling and Letting p. 4
        • Public Auction
        • Land Court p. 5
        • One System for Land-buyers
        • Reserves
        • Endowments
        • Administration of Justice p. 6
        • Native Districts
        • Native Courts p. 7
        • Resident Magistrate p. 8
        • Civil Commissioner
        • Police
        • Civil Cases p. 9
        • English Procedure to be modified
        • Outstanding Claims
        • Contracts respecting Lands, Vessels, &c
        • Rules in purely Native Cases p. 10
        • District Council
        • Book of Laws p. 11
        • Representation
        • Superintendence of the System
    • No. 6. — [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.] p. 13
    • No. 7. — Sir W. Martin to the Hon. the Native Minister
      • Auckland, 23rd December, 1865
      • Waikato
      • The South-western Tribes p. 14
      • The Hauhau Superstition
      • Need of Peace p. 16
      • Legislation in Native Affairs p. 17
      • Administration of Native Affairs p. 18
      • Plan proposed
      • Recent Enactments p. 19
      • Summary p. 20
    • [No. 8. The Chief Judge, Native Land Court, to the Hon. the Native Minister.]
      • The Chief Judge, Native Land Court, to the Hon. the Native Minister
      • Enclosure. — Mr. Judge Maning to the Chief Judge, Native Land Court
    • [No. 9. Report on the Working of The Native Lands Act, 1865. (No. 1.) Mr. F. D. Fenton to the Hon. J. C. Richmond] p. 22
      • Report on the Working of "The Native Lands Act, 1865." — (No. 1.) — Mr. F. D. Fenton to the Hon. J. C. Richmond p. 22
      • (No. 2.) — Mr. Maning to Mr. Fenton p. 24
      • (No. 3.) — Mr. Maning to Mr. Fenton p. 26
      • (No 4) — Mr Monro to Mr. Fenton p. 27
      • (No. 5.) — Mr. W. B. White to Mr. Fenton p. 28
      • (No. 6.) — Mr. John Rogan to Mr. Fenton. — Working of "The Native Lands Act, 1865."
        • Resident Magistrate's Office, Kaipara, 29th July, 1867
        • [section] p. 29
    • No. 10. — The Chief Judge, Native Land Court, to the Hon. the Native Minister
    • No. 11. — [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.] — Duties Payable on Native Land Sales.—Scale of Charges p. 31
    • No. 12. — [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.] p. 32
    • [No. 13. [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.]]
      • [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.]
      • Schedule
    • No. 14. — [Extract from New Zealand Gazette.] p. 33
      • Native Interpreters authorized. Native Office, Wellington, 3rd December, 1868 p. 33
      • [list of authorized interpreters]
    • [No. 15. Memorandum by Sir William Martin on the Operation of the Native Land Court]
      • Memorandum by Sir William Martin on the Operation of the Native Land Court
      • Memorandum by Dr. Edward Shortland p. 35
        • [introduction] p. 35
        • Judges p. 36
        • Assessors
        • Survey
        • Application for Investigation of Title
        • Investigation of Title
        • Certificate of Title
        • Crown Grants
        • Irresponsible Agents p. 37
        • Payment of Officers and Fees
      • Sir W. Martin to the Hon. D. McLean
      • The Hon. D. McLean to Sir W. Martin p. 38
      • Sir W. Martin to the Hon. the Native Minister
        • Auckland, 16th August, 1871
        • [section]
    • [No. 16. Mr. H. T. Clarke to Mr. Henry Halse.]
      • Mr. H. T. Clarke to Mr. Henry Halse
      • Mr. H. T. Clarke to Mr. Henry Halse p. 40
    • No. 17. — The Hon. D. McLean to the Hon. Colonel Haultain p. 41
    • [No. 18. Reports relative to the Working of the Native Land Court Acts]
      • Reports relative to the Working of the Native Land Court Acts
        • (No. 1.) — The Hon. Colonel Haultain to the Hon. D. McLean
        • Surveys p. 44
        • Translation of Acts p. 45
        • Assessors p. 46
        • Interpreters
        • English Counsel
        • Fees and Expenses
        • Applications for Hearing
        • Reserves
        • Expense of the Courts p. 47
        • Land Sales
      • (No. 2.) — Judge Fenton to the Hon. D. McLean p. 48
      • (Enclosure 1 in No. 2.) — Judge Rogan to the Chief Judge, Native Land Court p. 50
      • (Enclosure 2 in No. 2.) — Judge Monro to the Chief Judge, Native Land Court p. 53
      • (Enclosure 3 in No. 2.) — Judge Maning to the Chief Judge, Native Land Court p. 55
        • Native Land Court Office, Hokianga, 27th April, 1871 p. 55
        • 1. Past Workings of the Present Laws
        • 2. Effect upon the Maori and European People
        • 3. Points found to be defective
        • 4. Surveyors
      • (Enclosure 4 in No. 2.) — Mr. Theophilus Heale to the Chief Judge, Native Land Court p. 56
      • (Enclosure 5 in No. 2.) — Mr J. C. MacCormick to Judge Fenton p. 59
      • (No. 3.) — Mr. Field to Mr. Cooper p. 60
      • (No. 4.) — Juge Maning to Mr. Dickey p. 61
      • (Enclosure in No. 4.)

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