We learned from the newspaper that you have made friends of the Maori in this land. Now, another thing we want to say to you is that at the berth for the ships, the pasture, branches and trees there should be paid for. Listen, we, the people of this settlement, are in trouble, in trouble over payment - the payment for the wheat, in trouble over the payment for the pigs, over payments. You should determine the correct payment. Friend, Governor, the Pakeha living amongst us experience no ill-treatment from us. We look after them very well. We are very, very good to them. But if we see some small transgression, then we will attack the Pakeha and demand that they be driven from