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Special Report I have the honour to report that at its final meeting the Maori Affairs Committee unanimously passed the following resolution : " That the Maori Affairs Committee desires to express its appreciation of the efficient and courteous manner in which the Chairman, Mr. Sim, has conducted the business of the Committee during the session, and that this resolution be reported to the House." T. P. Paikea, a Member of the Committee; '29 th November, 1950. [Translation] Ripoata Motuhake E whai honore ana ahau kite Ripoata i te hui whakamutunga a te Komiti Mo Nga Mea Maori kotahi ano te reo whakaae o nga mema kite whakatau i te motini e whai ake nei:— " Ko te hiahia o te Komiti Mo Nga Mea Maori he mihi kite Tiamana ki a Mr. Sim mo tona maia me tona ngawari kite whakahaere i nga take a te Komiti i tenei tuunga Paremata a ko tenei motini me ripoata kite whare." T. P. Paikea, he Mema no te Komiti. 29 o Noema, 1950.

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No. Petitioner. (Kei pitihana.) Subject. (Take.) 45 Heni Poutu and Another Succession to Pou Werakeke in Ngaiotonga. 49 P. Maniapoto Otene Waitahaunui River roads. 55 Hoone P. H. Tukariri and Others Takerau and other blocks. 58 Tata Wahanui and Another Tuamatamaire Block.