will communicate to the Inspector the representations that have been made to you, it will no doubt assist him in pointing out to his men the cases they should look after. With regard to Karaitiana's case, it stands thus. He was summoned by FitzGerald for some £24 for breach of agreement in regard to Survey work, and when the case came on Karaitiana applied for an adjournment to enable him to produce you as a witness. I granted the adjournments, sine die, as you were then in Wellington. The other day I gave him notice that the adjourned hearing would be on the 6th (tomorrow) and asked him the usual question - if a subpoena