who desired him to pay the amount to him. Harrison at first hesitated, but on being again desired to do so by Te Ngahuru he paid it, taking his receipt. In a short time the work was completed quite to Harrison's satisfaction. I consider this man deserving of a good deal of credit for his endeavours so frequently successful to settle disputes. Pray present my very kind respects to Mr. Strang and Mrs. McLean. Mrs Flight begs to unite with me in regards to yourself. Believe me, Ever yours very sincerely, Josiah Flight.