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sum which I propose to pay to the natives, subject to His Excellency's approval, as a first instalment for their land, is One Thousand Pounds (£1000) in silver; which amount I should wish to be placed at my disposal at Wanganui, with as little delay as possible, as the Ngatiapas prefer going there instead of Wellington, to receive their money. I have the honour to remain Sir, Your most obdt. humble servant (Signed) Donald McLean. Inspector of Police. P.S. Requisition for I quire Elephant paper, for mapping, enclosed; and for 3 skins of parchment. To:- The Honourable The Colonial Secretary Wellington. Mr. Kalham informed me that the N.Z. Company had engaged Mr. Park, as knowing the country Mr. McLean is purchasing. I have not yet received official notice of it; but however Mr. K. promised to send it immediately. (Signed) A. Domett, March 23rd. 1849.

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