Apaio came with the natives •who broke iuto the printing office, and he returned •with them. I dou't know whether auy sentries were placed about the house, but there were a gieat inauy people standing about. Some were aimed aud some unarmed. Aparo stood at a httlo distance until I had driven the natives out of the house, aud then he came to me, aud asked what I had to say. Aparo saw his people carrying away the goods fioni the printing office, and putting them on the dray. Every one piesent saw this. James Francis Fulloon, deposed : I am attached to the Native Office. I tecollect the pnsouer being appiehended in the Native Office on Satmday even ing. Mr. F. D. Bell, Mr. H. Halse, Mr. H. Munroe, and Thomas Young weie present; also Mitai, and myself. The prisoner made a statement aftei he was chaiged, aud befoie he was given into custody He ■was charged by Mr. Dillon Bell, and Mr Munioe inteipreted, with being concerned in breaking into Mr. Gorst's printing office and steahug a quantity of printiug material. The chaige was read to him in Maori (Chaige read ) Mr Bell told prisoner that he was commauded by the Government to have him arrested on suspicion of having on or about the 24th Maichbiokeu into and enteied the printing office belonging to the Government, at Te Awamutu, and stealing therefrom a punting pi ess and punting material ; that he would be kept in custody until Monday, when he would be tned befoie the .Resi dent Magistrate, and that he decide upon the case. Prisoner was then warned three or foui times not to say auything which would eliminate himself, because whatever he might say would be bi ought against him at his ,tual The pri soner then said in Maori, " T will speak ; that ■word was by me; break open the house Woid had come to Mr. Gorst, but he (Mr. Goist) treated it •with contempt, therefore my word w as given to break open the house. Why am I put down in that paper? lam a person of no lank. The chiefs should have been put dow n. lam hUe a dog Igo wherever 1 am sent. But now I have become a gieat man." Mr. Bell then gave him m charge. (Mi. 