Civil Commissioner's Office. Napier. March 5th. 1865. Sir, Since my letters of the 25th. and 27th. ultimo, I have nothing to add to, or diminish from what I have already said, nor anything fresh of importance to report, except that the Pai Marire, or Hau superstition continues to spread among the Maoris in this Province. I enclose the copy of a letter which has reached me to-day, from Paora Rerepu, of Mohaka, applying for arms and ammunition to defend his party from danger which he apprehends from these fanaties, and Which he looks upon as imminent. As this Chief is a man of high rank, and one of the few in the Province upon whose loyalty reliance can be placed, I have arranged with