The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 63

A Letter to the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone Being an Appeal on Behalf of the Ngatiraukawa Tribe

Contents

• [title page]
• • To the General Public
  • The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, — Downing Street, London
    • *
    • Presented to Both Houses of the General Assembly by Command of His Excellency p. 67
      • Copy of a despatch from Governor Sir G. Grey, K.C.B., to the Right Hon. the Duke of Buckingham p. 67
      • To our Mother the Queen of England p. 68
      • Enclosure 8, in No. 44. — Memorandum by Mr. J. C. Richmond p. 70
      • Enclosure 10, in No. 44. — Memorandum on the Petitions of Parakaia, Paranihi, and Rawiri Te Wamu, to the Queen p. 71
• Appendix
  • The Marquis of Normanby to Captain Hobson, R.N
  • Lord John Russell to Governor Hobson p. ii
  • [Instructions.] p. iii
  • Despatch from Lord Derby (then Lord Stanley) when Secretary of State for the Colonies, to Sir George Grey, June 13, 1845 p. iv
  • The Treaty of Waitangi
    • [preamble]
    • Article the First
    • Article the Second p. v
    • Article the Third
  • Extract from a Despatch from Lieutenant-Governor Hobson to Sir George Gipps.—(Parl. Papers, May 11, 1841, page 8.)
  • Extract from a Despatch from Lieutenant-Governor Hobson to the Secretary of State for the Colonies.—(Ib. pages 15 and 16.) p. vi
  • Instructions of Lieutenant. Governor Hobson to the Reverend Henry Williams, Rev A. N. Brown, Rev. R Maunsell, Rev. W. Willians and the Rev. R Taylor.—(Ib. page 17.)
  • Lieutenant-Governor Hobson to Major Bunbury.—(Ib. page 17.) p. vii
  • Rev. H. Williams to the Lieutenant-Governor.—(lb. page 105.)
  • Major Bunbury to Lieutenant-Governor Hobson.—(Ib. page 109.)
  • Wm. Thomas Locke Travers. 5th June, 1873 p. xi
  • Opinions and Information Relative to the Tenure by Which the Natives Hold Their Lands. — Extracts from a Letter from George Clarke, Chief Protector of Aborigines, to the Colonial Secretary
  • Appendix to the Journal of House of Representatives, 1861. — Archdeacon Had field p. xii
  • Rev. J. Hamlin, Church of England Missionary
  • Extracts from Notes of Evidence. Mr. C. H. Kettle before Select Committee of the House of Commons. June 20th, 1844 p. xiii
  • In answer to questions about the lands at Manawatu
  • Appendix to Report From Select Committee House of Commons on New Zealand. — Extracts from letter to Chief Protector Aborigines, from Sub-Protector Geo. Clarke, Junr
  • Extracts from "Adventure in New Zealand from 1839 to 1844" By Edward Jerningham Wakefield, Esq p. xiv
  • Some Chapters in the Life and Times of te Rauparaha, Chief of the Ngatitoa
    • [Read before the Wellington Philosophical Society, 21st August, 4th September, 2nd, 9th and 30th October, 1872.] — Chapter I p. xx
    • Chapter VII p. xxxi
    • Written Statement of Ngatitoa Chiefs p. xxxv
    • Written Statement from a Native of the Ngatikahungunu Tribe, in Hawke's Bay. A man much respected by his people p. xxxvii
    • Written Statement of a Ngatiawa Chief. A Teacher p. xxxviii
    • Statement front a principal Chief of Ngatiraukawa
    • Statement of another Ngatiraukawa Chief p. xxxix
    • Mr. M'Lean's Report on the purchase of the Rangitikei District
    • [note] p. xliii
    • Colonial Secretary's Office, Wellington, July, 1850
    • [Extracts.] p. xliv
    • Wairarapa, April 15th, 1850. "Wairarapa District p. xlv
    • Mr. Commissioner M'Lean, to the Honorable the Colonial Secretary, New Munster
    • Wellington, August 26th, 1851 p. xlvi
    • Wellington, 25th June, 1852 p. xlvii
    • Extract from a letter dated, August 31, 1863. From Walter Buller, Esq., R.M., (who assisted Dr. Featherston, throughout, in his purchase of the Rangitikei-Manawatu Block,) to the then Native Minister
    • Taita, Wellington, June 22, 1867
    • "Te Ante, Hawke's Bay. "Dear Thomas,—
    • The following letter written in 1867 is from a well known chief on the West coast, a companion of Te Rauparaha's, a principal chief of both the Ngatitoa and, Ngatiraukawa tribes p. xlviii
  • Nelson Province. — The Chief Commissioner to the Colonial Secretary p. xlix
    • "Land Commissioner's Office, Auckland, 7th April, 1856 p. xlix
    • [Documents relating to the settlement of the boundaries of the Upper Manawatu Ahuoturanga Block and the purchase of the Awahou Block] p. lvi
    • Journal of James Grindell, Interpreter, N.L.P.D., from June 1st to July 31st, 1858 p. lvii
    • Mr. Commissioner Searancke to the Chief Commissioner p. lx
    • Mr. Commissioner Searancke to the Chief Commissioner p. lxi
    • "Mr. Commissioner Searancke to the Chief Commissioner p. lxiii
    • "Mr. Commissioner Searancke to the Chief Commissioner
  • Manawatu Rangitikei Block
    • [contents] p. lxv
    • Extract from Speech of His Honor the Superintendent of Wellington on opening his Provincial Council, 1862
    • Exception Clause in the Native Lands Act, passed, by the General Assembly in 1862. — "X. Extraordinary Provisions
    • Extract from Speech of His Honor the Superintendent of Wellington, to his Provincial Council, 24th April, 1863 p. lxvi
    • Appendix H.R., 1864. E No. 3, p. 36. Enclosure in No. 29. — "Memorandum for the Hon. Mr. Fox
    • Extracts from Speech of His Honor the Superintendent of Wellington, to his Provincial Council, 8th June, 1864 p. lxix
    • Extract from the Hon. Mr. Fox's Memorandum, dated Rangitikei, 19th August 1863
    • Letter from Nepia Taratoa, son of Nepia Taratoa, mentioned in Mr. Fox's Memorandum above
    • Letter from Atareta Taratoa, daughter of Nepia Taratoa p. lxx
    • Letter from the Ngatiraukawa Chief who was the principal seller of the Awahou Block p. lxxi
    • Enclosure 2. No. 1
    • Petition from Ngatiraukawa to the Assembly, praying that the exception clam might be struck out, and their lands brought under the operation of the Native Lands Act. — "To the Great Council of New Zealand at Wellington assembled p. lxxii
    • "5th May, 1865 p. lxxiii
    • "Ohau, 9th May, 1865
    • The Resident Magistrate, Manawatu, to the Native Minister
    • Letter from Ngatiapa asking for arms and ammunition p. lxxiv
    • Extract from a speech delivered by Dr. Featherston to the electors of Wellington, on Wednesday evening, 21st February, 1866 p. lxxv
    • Report of Dr. Featherston, Land Purchase Commissioner, on the purchase of the Manawatu-Sangitikei Block p. lxxvi
    • Extract from a Despatch from Sir G. Grey, K.C.B., to His Grace the Duke of Newcastle p. lxxxii
    • Extract from a copy of a reply from Governor Sir G. Grey, K.C.B., to the letter of the Aborigines Protection Society p. lxxxiii
    • In a despatch from Mr. Cardwell to Governor Sir George Grey, K.C.B., is the following:—
    • The following was published in the Wellington Advertiser :— p. lxxxiv
    • [Enclosure.]
    • Enclosure 7 in a Despatch from Governor Sir George Grey, K.C. B., to the Right Hon, the Duke of Buckingham. No. 44, 6th August, 1867. — Letter from Mr. Puckey to Mr. Rolleston p. lxxxvii
    • Enclosure 8 in No. 44. — Memorandum by Mr. J. C. Richmond
    • [Translation.] — (To the Editor of the Advertiser.) p. lxxxviii
    • The Following Letters and Protests from the Ngatiraukawa Non-Sellers are Extracted from Papers Presented to Both Houses of the Assembly. — Copy of a Letter from Parakaia te Pouepa and others to the Assembly
    • Statement by Hence Te Nerekau and Hare Hemi Taharape p. lxxxix
    • Hare Henri Taharape to the Hon. the Native Minister p. xc
    • Copy of a letter from Nepia Taratoa and others to His Excellency the Governor p. xci
    • Copy of a letter from Nepia Taratoa and others to the Honorable the Native Minister
    • Copy of a Letter from Kooro te One and others to His Excellency Governor Grey p. xcii
    • Copy of a Letter from Kooro and others to His Excellency the Governor p. xciii
    • Copy of a Letter from Rawiri Te Wanui and others to the Hon. the Native Minister
    • Notes of an interview between the Hon. Colonel Haultain, Acting for the Native Minister, and thirty five Natives of the Ngatiraukawa Tribe, on the subject of the sale of the Manawatu Block p. xciv
    • Extract from a ropy of a Letter from Hunia Te Hakeke and others (Ngatiapa) to the Hon. the Premier
    • Copy of a Letter from, Hunia Te Hakeke and others (Ngatiapa) to His Honor I. E. Featherston p. xcv
    • The, following appears in the Speech of His Honor the Superintendent on opening the third session of the fourth Provincial Council of the Province of Wellington, 26th April, 1867
    • Extract from the New Zealand Advertiser, Wellington, 10th December, 1866. — The Manawatu Purchase. — (From our own Correspondent.) p. xcvii
    • Extract from a Leading Article of the Wellington Independent, 13th December, 1866. — The Manawatu Purchase p. xcviii
    • Extract from a Leading Article of the Wellington Independent, 18th December, 1866
    • Extract from Wellington Independent, 20th December, 1860. — The Manawatu Purchase
    • Letter from Archdeacon Hadfield, (now Bishop of Wellington), upon the rights of the Ngatiraukawa and Ngatiapa tribes, in connection with the Rangitikei-Manawatu Block p. c
    • Statement from Wi Parata, a Maori member of the House of Representatives, and member of the Executive Council p. cv
    • Statement from a Native, a teacher, since ordained a Deacon of the Church of England
    • The following Letter written by a Ngatiraukawa Chief, wax published in the Wellington Advertiser. — "To the Colonists of New Zealand p. cvii
    • Copy of a Letter from a Ngatiraukawa Chief which was published in the Advertiser. — "To the Editor of the Advertiser." p. cviii
    • Extract from the Speech of His Honor the Superintendent, on opening the Sixteenth Session of the Provincial Council, Tuesday, 19th May, 1868 p. cix
    • Extracts from speeches of Honorable Members in the House of Assembly, during the Second, Session of the Fourth Parliament, 1867 p. cxi
    • Extract from, the closing Address for the Crown of the Hon. Mr. Fox, the late Premier, in the Native Lands Court, at Otaki, Thursday, 23rd April, 1868. — XII.—Conclusion p. cxiii
    • Judgment of the Native Lands Court on the claim of Parakaia Te Pouepa and others, to a portion of the Manawatu-Rangitikei Block
    • Judgment
    • Extracts from the Speech of His Honor the Superintendent of Wellington to his Provincial Council, 22nd November, 1869; being those portions bearing upon the judgment given in the Native Lands Court on the re-hearing of the claims of the Ngatiraukawa dissentients to the purchase of the Manawatu-Rangitikei Block p. cxv
  • Council Taper. — Province of Wellington. — Session XVIII. — Further Papers Purchase of the Manawatu-Rangitikei Block
    • I. Notice of Sitting of Land Court in Wellington p. cxviii
    • Schedule p. cxix
    • II. Decision of the Court delivered by His Honor Chief Judge Fenton on the Issues raised
    • Rangitikei-Manawatu Land Claims
    • III. Judgment of the Court delivered by His Honor Judge Maning p. cxx
    • IV.—Notice extinguishing the Native Title over the Rangitikei-Manawatu Block p. cxxix
    • V. Report of the Land Purchase Commissioner, Dr. Featherston, relative to the payment of the Rents p. cxxx
    • VI. Letter from the Honorable William Fox, Premier, in reply thereto p. cxxxi
    • Copy of judgment given by Judge Rogan, at Cambridge, which excludes Ngatiraukawa from participating in the ownership of the lands of their fathers, on account of migration to Cook's Strait, from 40 to 50 years ago p. cxxxii
    • Papers relating to Horowhenua disturbance. (Being a return to an order of the House of Representatives, No. 44, of the 4th October, 1871.) — No. 24 p. cxxxiii
    • No. 27. — Wiremu Pomare to the Hon. D. McLean p. cxxxiv
    • No. 29. (Telegram.) — Major Kemp to the Hon. Mr. Fox
    • No. 30. — Hunia Te Hakeke to the Hon. D. McLean p. cxxxv
    • No. 32. — Heta Te Whatamahoe and others to the Hon. D. McLean
    • No. 36. — Nerihana Te Paea to the Hon. D. McLean
    • Enclosure in No. 37 p. cxxxvi
    • No. 38, (Telegram). — Mr. W. Buller to the Hon. Mr. Fox
    • No. 39, (Telegram). — Matene Te Whiwhi to the Hon. D. McLean p. cxxxvii
    • [Reply.]
    • No. 43, (Telegram). — The Hon. D. McLean to Mr. J. A. Knocks
    • No. 44, (Telegram). — Mr. J. A. Knocks to the Hon. D. McLean
    • No. 45, (Telegram). — The Hon. D. McLean to Matene Te Whiwhi p. cxxxviii
    • No. 47. — Na Parakaia Tokoroa to Mr. Halse
    • No. 48, (Telegram). — Major Edwards to the Hon. D. Bell
    • No. 51. — Na Meiha and others to Major Edwards
    • [letter from J. T. Edwards] p. cxxxix
    • No. 52. — The Hon. D. McLean to Major Kemp
    • The Hon. D. McLean to Matene Te Whiwhi
    • No. 55. (Extract from a Letter.) — Major Edwards to the Hon. D. McLean
    • No. 79. — Ihakara Tukumaru to the Hon. D. McLean p. cxl
    • No. 80. — Major Kemp to the Hon. D. McLean. — (Forwarded through Mr. Woon, R.M.)
    • No. 96, (Telegram). — Mr. Clarke to the Hon. D. McLean
    • No. 97. — Te Watene Te Kaharanga to the Hon. D. McLean p. cxli
    • No. 98. — Hohuate Te Ruirui to the Hon. D. McLean
    • No. 107. (Telegram). — Mr. R. W. Woon and others to the Hon. D. McLean p. cxlii
    • No. 109. (Telegram). — Mr. R. W. Woon and others to the Hon. D. McLean
    • No. 110. (Telegram). — The Hon. D. McLean to Mr. R. W. Woon
    • No. 114. (Telegram). — The Hon. D. McLean to Major Kemp p. cxliii
    • No. 115. (Telegram). — The Hon. D. Mclean to Mr. M. Clarke
    • No. 130. — Tuka Orangi and others to the Hon. D. McLean
    • No. 134. (Telegram). — Major Kemp to the, Hon. D. McLean p. cxliv
  • Opinions of the Press
    • [summary]
    • Evening Post, 10th July, 1872
    • Judgment on the block of land lying between the Manawatu river on the north, and the Kakutauaki stream to the south. — Evening Post, Monday, March 10, 1873. — Native Land Court p. cxlv
    • Evening Post, Monday, 24th March, 1873 p. cxlvii
    • Horowhenua Judgment p. cxlviii
    • Wellington Independent, Tuesday, 3rd June p. cxlix
    • Evening Post, Thursday, 5th June, 1873 p. cli
    • The following, which was re-published from the Wanganui Times, in the Wellington Independent of July 9, 1868, is an account of the slaughter, by order of Dr. Featherston, then Superintendent of the Province of Wellington, of some 400 out of 1500 sheep, belonging to a Mr. Gotty, given in charge of Ngatiraukawa, on a portion of the Manawatu Rangitikei block, before judgment on the question of title was given by the Native Lands Court:— p. cliii
    • Wellington Independent, 14th July, 1868
    • Wellington Independent, 4th December, 1869."
    • Wellington Independent, 7th December, 1869. — "Latest Telegrams. — "(From our own Correspondent.) p. cliv
    • Independent, 9th December, 1869 p. clv
    • Wellington, 27th July, 1872
    • Otaki, 17th May, 1873
    • Otaki, 17th May, 1873 p. clvi
    • Manawatu, 21st May, 1873
    • Waikanae, 23rd May, 1873 p. clvii
    • [Statement from Henere Te Herekau]
    • Waikawa, 6th June, 1873 p. clviii
    • The following letter refers to that portion of the Horowhenua block marked No. 2 on the plan p. clvix
    • [notes] p. clx
    • The two following letters refer to that portion of the Horowhenua block marked No. 3 on the map
    • [printer details and map] p. clxi

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