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THE TARANAKI QUESTION. E—2.—lst. " TheTaranaki Question," a Pamphlet by Sir Wm. Martin, D.C.L. 2nd. Notes on Sir Wm. Martin's Pamphlet, published by authority of the General Government. 3rd. Remarks on Sir Wm. Martin's Pamphlet by Mr. Busby. 4th. Memorandum by Mr. Richmond in reply to Sir Wm. Martin. NATIVE AFFAIRS. E—3. Despatches from the Governor and the Secretary of State relative to. (Schedule prefixed.) E—3a. Memorandum by the Governor on (dated 25th May, 1861.) E—3b. Despatch from Sir Wm. Denison to the Secretary of State, enclosing copy of a Letter to Governor Gore Browne. —3c.—lst. Letter from Mr. Reimenschneider to the Native Secretary, 24th September, 1855 • 2nd. Instructions issued by the Assistant Native Secretary to Mr. Halse, Resident Magistrate at New Plymouth in November, 1859. 3rd. Documents relative to supplying Grass Seed to Natives in the Waikato District. E—3d. Papers relative to the better Government of the Rarawa Tribe. E—3e. Correspondence between His Excellency's Private Secretary and Mr. Carrington relative to Land Purchases at Taranaki. Also, His Excellency's Report to Her Majesty's Government on Native Affairs at Taranaki. E —3f. Correspondence between the Bishop of New Zealand and the Colonial Secretary, relative to. E—3f. Appendix.) Letter from the Bishop of New Zealand and other Clergymen to the Governor, relative to E—3g. Letter from the Bishop of Waiapu to the Governor on the present system of purchasing land from the Natives, with remarks by Mr. Commissioner McLean thereon. E—3h. Individualization of Native Title to Land. E—3i. Correspondence relative to the appointment and duties of Native Assessors. E —3k. Letter from the Colonial Agent in London, enclosing reply to a Question put to the Under Secretary of State, relative to the conduct of Native Affairs in New Zealand. NATIVE AFFAIRS AT WAITARA. E—4. Letter from Mr. Parris to the Bishop of New Zealand, dated August, 1858, relative to the state of the Natives at the Waitara, and correspondence connected therewith. NATIVE SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT. E—s. Return of the Names of all persons employed in,—the salary of each—and the particular service on which employed. CROWN GRANTS. E—6: Return of all Crown Grants issued to, or in course of preparation for Natives. MAORI SUPERSTITIONS. E—7. Lectures on Maori Customs and Superstitions by Mr. John White.

F—REPORTS OF SELECT COMMITTEES. PLEURO-PNEUMONIA. F—-1. Report and Evidence taken before the Select Committee on the prevention of the Importation of Diseased Cattle. A. B. ABRAHAM. F—2. Report of the Committee of Private Grievances on the Petition of Augustus Brown Abraham. F—2. Appendix) Memoranda by Mr. Abraham and Mr. Carrington on the Report of the Committee of Private Grievances on the Petition of Mr. Abraham. ■ MR. C. W. RICHMOND. F—3. Report and Evidence taken before the Select Committee on the Charge preferred by Dr. Featherston against Mr. C. W. Richmond. POSTAL SERVICE. F —4. Report of the Select Committee on the Steam Postal Service of New Zealand.