will soon follow.'' Tupe said:- ''Do not be in doubt, or afraid of what I have said. I have only sold my own land, and not that of others.'' After which, he left, and was followed by his party. ''You will not go on my land when you go to Waitara.'' Having explained some little things which they enquired of me respecting land at Taranaki, the meeting dispersed. William King's party is now broken up; and he himself desires to keep and become more friendly with me. The party being broken up will put a stop to any faction against the New Plymouth settlement; and convinces him the Government influence is