misguided Maori chiefs. It is the result of ignorance and, as is said, fairness cannot be expected of the ignorant. It was their business, the chiefs. And it is wrong, but I still have my land. Friend, Neho, let us tell you this, that the issue is about money. Sir, the people who are involved in this are thirty five, of the tribe Ngati Moe and another tribe Ngati Hineue. The reason for this report is Te Tene and Pikai. Friend, Neho, see what we say, that it would be like cutting our throats if our lands are lost by the chiefs concerned only about money. Sir, Neho, the man who gave the land is Toha, such an ignorant fellow. That's the end. From me, from your friend, Te Otene Pauanui.