A.—No. 4.

Queen that the land between the Eangitikei and Manawatu Bivers can be set right (or made clear), and the trouble respecting it brought to an end. Let this word of ours have your attention. Don't yield, in deference to the wishes of one man or of one tribe, but be resolute in holding (the rents). Ended. Prom your friends, Matenb te Wiiiwiii, To Dr. Featherston. TJrueoa Eipia, x. Sub-Enclosure 3 to Enclosure 5 in No. 6. Copy of a Letter from Houomona Tobemi, and others, to His Honor I. E. rEATHEKSTON. Kia Takvta Petitone,— Otaki, 2 Tihema, ISGS. He kupu whakamahara atu ano tonei na matou ki a koe kei ki koe kei te wareware i a raatou kaore ka hoatu tonu Eangitikei ki a koe, me timata atu i, Omarupapako, Koputara, Te Kariri, Karaponia, Taikoria, Owao, Purakau, Te Kawau, Kokorangi, Te Iringa, Taumatapatiti, Pouatatua, Te Koeko, Te Eakehou, Moewhakatakapu. Pukereretu, Makino, Karitake, Buahine, Xawatau. Ka mutu tenei i konei ka karangatia ona utu kotahi tekau uiano. Ka timata mai i runga o Eangitikei, Tawaroa, Parororangi, Pikitara, Te Eeureu, Te Pohue, Waitnna, Tahauti, Onepuchu, Matahiwi, Otapatu, Te Karaka, Pukekokeke, Kakarikitaumutu, Eangataua, Mingiroa, Te Wakaauranga, Puakohanga, Hikungarara, Papawharangi, Ohinepuhiawc, Ohakea, Pakapakatea, Otoka, To AVaipokororo, Pikotuku, Totarataepa, Makohai, Poutu, Popoho, Kakanui, Te Awahou, Makomako, Te Unuiunu, "Watiwhati, Pukekuku, Tawhirihoe. Ka mutu i konei, ka karaugatia ona utu kotahi tekau mano, huia nga utu mo Eangitikci c rua tekau mano, ka mutu cnei korero i konei. Engari ko nga wahi ma matou ko Ngatomokanga, Ko Te Puta, ka rohe i tetehi taha oTe Rakehou i te rori tetelii wahi o matou kei te Kakahu o tc Rauraputanoa ki Mangamahoe, tetehi Ko Takirihitau, kei Kahe te rolie mai. Ka mutu hei porotakaena mo matou, ko tenei purua nga reti kia kotahi tona rironga me te whenua me nga reti heoti ano. Naku Na Horomona Toremi, Na Ngarepo, Na Paora Taurun, „ Tiemi Honoiti, „ Arapata llauturu, „ Tame Honoiti, „ Paiura Taiporutn, „ Pape Honoiti, ~ Kerekeha Te Eei, „ Manahi Taurua, „ Te Kereama Taiporutu, „ Horopapera, „ Timiuha Taiporutu, „ Aporo Toka, „ To Miratana Te Wareki, „ Te Keepa Toka. Ka mutu na te Eunanga Katoa. Na Hohcpa Tamaihengia, Na Hohepa Nohorua, „ Nopera Te Ngiha, „ Mareka Te Parinui, „ Eopata Hurumutu, „ Potulm Huhatahi, „ Te Karira Tuhaia, „ Wireti Te Au, „ Eawiri Te Eangihauku, ~ "Wiparata Te Tapu, ~ Ngahuka Tungia, „ Hohaia Pokaitara, „ Eene Tc Tahuarehe, „ Ncra Te Kanae, „ Horomona Nohorua, „ Te Waka Hauhau, „ Pumipi Pikiwera, „ Manupiri Nauatu, „ Hipirini Te Kotua, „ Peneta Tete r „ Eenata Te Kotua, „ Minarapa Tata, „ Matenga Te Hiko, „ Hare Te Pane, „ Anatipa Te Nihinihi, ~ Wi Pata Tc Pane, „ Pene Te Telia, „ Eopa Te Pane . „ Potete Te Teke, „ Wi Hau Te Pane, „ Nera Peneta, „ Paramena Pu. „ Te Wan Kairangi, Ka mutu na te Eunanga o Ngatitoa Katoa. [translation.] Otaki, 2nd December, 1865. This is to remind you (of our agreement) lest you should think that we have forgotten. Nay, we hand Eangitikci over to you absolutely. Commencing at Omarupapako (the boundary) comprises Koputara, Te Kariri, Karaponia, Taikoria, Owao, Purakau, Te Kawau, Kokoraugi, Te Iringa, Taumata Patiti, Ponatahia, Te Koeka, Te Eakehou, Moe Whakatapa, Pukereretu, Makino, Karitake, Euahine, and Kawatau. This completes the (lower) portion. The price that has been named for this land is ten thousand pounds. Commencing again at the source of the Eangitikei River (the boundary) comprises Tawaroa, Parororangi, Pikitara, Te Ecureu, Te Pohue, "Waituna Tahaute, Onepuehu, Matahiwi, Otapatu, Te Karaka, Pukekokcke, Kakariki-taumutu, Eangataua, Mingiroa, Te Whakauranga, Papawnaarangi, Ohineputuaure, Ohakea, Pakapakatea, Otaka, To Waipokororo, Pikotuku, Totarataepa, Makowhai, Pouta, Popoho, Kakanui, Te Awahou, Makomako, Te Uniuni, Wluitiwhati, Pukekuku, aud Tawhirihoe, where the boundary ends. The price that has been named for this portion is ten thousand pounds. The whole payment for Eangitikei is to be twenty thousand pounds. This concludes that matter. But the portions to be reserved i'or us are Ngatimokaiiga and Te Puta, bounded on one side of the Eakehou by the road. Another portion is at Te Kakahu oto Eaura, and thence to Mangainalioe. Another place is Takirihitai, the boundary being at Te Kahe. These arc all the reserves we want.

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