Ben. Adams, a half-caste, said, Mauga, you should reply to Akapita ; you Bay one side o£ the line belongs to you and the other to William Thompson. But who is to carry out Thompson's line ? Apcrihaina, from Taupo, agreed with JamoH Mansfield. Manga had already had his answer at Taupo, before Dr. 1 olleu. The answer was the same as now.
Mnihi Te Ngaru .said, I don't ajjiee with llcwi's line. Tuomo who agree should survny oil". Karanama said, the Ngatiraukawa will not give any other reply to thut given. Manga otiked what is that ? liaranama continued : Wo will not agree. When you wore on tho King's side you caused all our trouble. Had you come to us before we might have listened to your proposals, or we might not—now we will not. .Tames Uanr-lield again urged those who agreed with Manga to get their land sur veyed oil, and hand over to Mnuga. He would (iot agreed. Arekatera said you want to get every thing in your and Government hands. Let us know iiret what you intend to do with it. Moreo rose and remarked that the laud at Pukehorohoro all belonged to himself.
I'oniwha said we will weo about that when it comes into Court.
