t take advantage of the schooner ffopt lea* > ing here tbi* morning for Aockland to write you • ft* line*, if it ii only to acquaint your reader* that ill is quiet and peaceable within the precinct! of the Camp. How long this will remain ro is very difficult to say, inasmuch w -«s rumours art rite that the Ngateporons have arriyed it Ohiwa, not tba the

TAURANGA. (From the New Zealander's own correspondent.) Camp Te Papa. Nov. 17.
