Boundaries as they assisted me in the Survey but to Moananui himself I have not given anything as I could not certify as to his having done any work. I suppose if Domett has not left before you get this that you will let him see the plan of the land. I have had to do all myself as Bousfield is otherwise engaged and in consequence have not time to make a copy for him as I intended but will do so in a few days and send it to him by the Salopian if he should not arrive in her next time --- please tell him this. I wish if you had time you would write me a line before you leave Wellington to say if you are likely soon to be here again or at what particular time if you have formed any plan, as it will be of some consequence to me to know if you have no particular objection to inform me. Meanwhile believe me to remain Very faithfully yours, H. Fitzgerald.