every passing event in the District, note and inform the Head of the Department, and encourage the Natives to write on all subjects. 11th. Be careful in the reception of Native reports of each other, where interest or animosity actuates them, neither credit all they say nor discredit everything. 12th. Make great allowance for Both Europeans and Natives in their little disputes owing to their ignorance of each others language, but always bear in mind that it is characteristic for Europeans to tyrannize and assume a superiority especially where there is a difference of shade in the skin, and that he has an advantage in always being able to represent the case in his own language. An honourable union between Natives and Europeans should be encouraged. 13th. Transmit to me as Head of the