A Compendium of Official Documents Relative to Native Affairs in the South Island. Volume Two.

Schedule

Schedule.

No. of series.	Date.	Writer.	To Whom Addressed.	Subject.
1	Sept. 28, 1856	The Secretary of State	His Excellency the Governor	Enclosing copies of correspondence between Mr. Mantell and his Department touching the Ngaitahu tribe, and asking for explanation of facts connected with the case.
2	July 5, 1856	Walter Mantell, Esq.	The Secretary of State	Reporting the non-fulfilment by the Colonial Government of certain promises made by him in their name to the Ngaitahu tribe.
3	Aug. 17, 1854	Andrew Sinclair, Esq.	Commissioner Crown Lands, Otago	Enclosure to the above, regretting the inability of the Government to provide school books.
4	July 21, 1856	J. Ball, Esq.	W. Mantell, Esq.	Asking for information on doubtful points in former letter, and declining confirmation of appointment.
5	July 31, 1856	W. Mantell, Esq.	Under Secretary Merivale	Giving information, and suggesting the adjustment of the matter by Mr. Justice Martin.
6	July 31, 1856			Stating his intention of not applying for more salary.
7	Aug. 1, 1856			Giving a further account of his relations with the Ngaitahu.
8	Aug. 11, 1856	Herman Merivale, Esq.	W. Mantell, Esq.	Informing him that no conclusion can be arrived at in London until reference has been made to Local Government.
9	Aug. 12, 1856	W. Mantell, Esq.	H. Merivale, Esq.	Explanatory of parts of former correspondence.
10	Aug. 18, 1856	The Secretary of State	Resigning his commission.
11	Sept. 3, 1856	F. F. Elliott, Esq.	W. Mantell, Esq.	Acknowledging above, and explaining certain expressions in a former letter.
12	Jan. 26, 1857	D. M'Lean, Esq.	His Excellency the Governor	Memorandum on the correspondence between the Right Hon. the Secretary of State for the Colonies and W. Mantell, Esq.

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