• Abraham, Bp. (1815-1903), arrives in N.Z., 146;
  • suggested for bishopric of Auckland, 154;
  • appointed bishop of Wellington, 165;
  • consecration, 245;
  • resigns, 216;
  • coadjutor to Selwyn at Lichfield, 219.
• Ashwell, Rev. B. Y. (†1883), at Waikato, 113;
  • returns after war, 207.
• Averill, Bp., becomes bishop of Waiapu, 227;
  • of Auckland, 227.

• Bay of Islands, scenery and associations, 7;
  • deserted, 140.
• Benefactions, 237f.
• Bodington, Canon, mission by, 222.
• Boyd, ship. Massacre of crew, 14;
  • retaliation, 9;
  • conciliation, 19.
• Broughton, Bp., visits Bay of Islands, 67;
  • his opinion of the mission, 94, 101.
• Brown, Archdeacon A. F. (†1884). arrival in N.Z., 43;
  • visits Thames, 53;
  • settles at Matamata, 56;
  • at Tauranga, 65;
  • appointed archdeacon, 126;
  • suggested for bishopric of Tauranga, 114.
• Butler, Rev. J., 28.

• Canterbury settlement. Its ideals, 147;
  • relations with Bishop Selwyn, 148, 194.
• Carlyon case, 230.
• Chapman, Rev. Thomas (†1896). joins mission, 43;
  • settles at Rotorua, 56;
  • driven away, 57;
  • Mrs. Chapman's bonnet, 58;
  • returns to Rotorua, 65;
  • labours at Taupo, 65, 79;
  • ordination, 126.
• Churches at Auckland, 234;
  • Christchurch, 222, 228, 234;
  • Christchurch cathedral, 222, 234;
  • Gisborne, 234;
  • Invercargill, 234;
  • Masterton, 234;
  • Napier, 222;
  • Oamaru, 234;
  • Palmerston North, 234;
  • Timaru, 222, 234.
• Church Missionary Society. Its foundation, 11;
  • its authority in N.Z., 85;
  • difference with Bp. Selwyn, 126, 130;
  • objects to synods, 155, 159;
  • withdraws objection, 160;
  • urges native ministry, 170;
  • present position, 242;
  • History of, 247.
• Churton, Archdeacon J. F., ministry at Wellington, 110;
  • at Auckland, ibid.
• Clergy of New Zealand, 232f.
• Clarke, G., joins mission, 42;
  • disconnected, 145.
• Colenso, Rev. W., joins mission, 51;
  • works first printing-press, 62;
  • ordained, 126.
• Communism among missionaries, 26;
  • failure of, 43;
  • at St. John's College, 118, 129, 137, 144;
  • at Chatham Islands, 144.
• Constitution of N.Z. Church. Chap. XII. passim. revised, 194;
  • fundamental provisions of, 236.
• Cowie, Bp. W. G. (1831-1902), succeeds Selwyn at Auckland, 202;
  • consecration, 244;
  • re-opens St. John's College, 218;
  • becomes primate, 226;
  • dies, 227.

• Davis, Rev. Richard (1790-1863), arrival, 43;
  • agricultural skill, ibid;
  • ordained deacon, 126.
• Darwin, Charles. His visit to Waimate, 91.

• Education. Act of 1877, 217;
  • proposed amendment of, 239f.
• Earle, Augustus; strictures on missionaries, 91.

• Fairburn (catechist), joins mission, 42;
  • at Maramarua, 96;
  • dismissed, 145.
• Fenton, Archdeacon J., 211.
• Finance, 237.

• Gate Pa, Battle of, 185.
• Girls' War, the, 47.
• Godley, John Robert (1814-1861), character of, 148;
  • difference with Canterbury Association, 149;
  • views on church government, 159.
• Grace, Rev. T. S. (†1879), favours king movement, 173;
  • imprisoned at Opotiki, 188;
  • escape, 192f.
• Grey, Sir George, accuses Henry Williams of treachery, 133f;
  • declares war on king Maoris, 183;
  • gives church site at Wellington, 203;
  • reconciliation with H. Williams, 178.

• Hadfield, Bp. (1815-1904), joins mission, 68;
  • volunteers to go to Kapiti, 74;
  • settles at Otaki, 76;
  • saves Wellington, 121;
  • illness, 143;
  • declines bishopric of Wellington, 165;
  • becomes bishop of Wellington, 216;
  • consecration, 245;
  • elected primate, 223;
  • primacy, resignation and death, 226.
• Hall, Francis, 28;
  • his character, 86.
• Hall, William, 12, 36;
  • retires from mission, 43.
• Hamlin, James (†1865), joins mission, 42;
  • settles at Mangapouri, 56;
  • at Manukau, 66.
• Harper, Bp. (1804-1893), appointed to Christchurch, 152;
  • consecration, 244;
  • keeps Christchurch synod from deserting constitution, 180;
  • becomes primate, 202;
  • attacked in Dunedin synod, 214;
  • his work, 218;
  • resignation, 222.
• Hauhauism, origin of, 187;
  • collapse of, 205.
• Heke, Hone, 130;
  • attacks Kororareka, 131;
  • burial, 146.
• Hinaki, chief of Mokoia, 32;
  • quarrel with Hongi, 34;
  • killed by Hongi, 35.
• Hipango, J. W., resists Hauhaus, 187;
  • Christian conduct of, ibid.
• Hobhouse, Bp. (1817-1904),
  • appointed to bishopric of Nelson, 165;
  • consecration, 244;
  • breakdown, 211;
  • at Lichfield, 219.
• Hobson, Captain W., arrives in Bay of Islands, 83;
  • his relations with Henry Williams, 84;
  • becomes first governor, ibid.
• Hocken, Dr., Pref.
• Hongi, 25;
  • visit to England, 30f;
  • return, 34;
  • attacks Mokoia, 35;
  • wounded, 45;
  • death of, 46;
  • estimates of his character, ibid.
• Hymns, 231.

• Jacobs, Dean, His history of the N.Z. Church, Pref.
• Jenner, Bp., 212-214.
• Julius, Bp., appointed to Christchurch, 224;
  • consecrated, 244;
  • carries nomination statute, 237.

• Kaitaia, mission station established, 52.
• Kemp, James, 28.
• Kendall, Thomas, joins mission, 17;
  • visits Hokianga, 28;
  • accompanies Hongi to England, 30;
  • supports him against missionaries, 35;
  • dismissed, 36;
  • his gnosticism, 86f.
• Kerikeri, station established, 28;
  • plight of in 1821, 36;
  • episcopal library at, 115.
• King movement, 172, 176, 181;
  • present position of, 208.
• King, John (1787-1854), 12, 23, 28, 36.

• Land claims of missionaries. Chapter X, passim.
• Leigh, Rev. Samuel, visits mission, 27;
  • establishes Wesleyan mission, 92.

• Mangapouri, station established, 56.
• Marsden, Samuel (1764-1838), early training, 92;
  • meets Te Pahi, 8;
  • visit to England, 11;
  • plants mission in New Zealand, Ch. I.;
  • second visit to New Zealand, 28;
  • third visit, 29;
  • last visit, 61-63;
  • death, 63;
  • his character, 64;
  • friendly attitude to Wesleyans, 92.
• Martin, Sir William, at Auckland, 128;
  • signs letter asking for church constitution, 157;
  • absent from Taurarua conference, 161;
  • instructs Maori students, 170;
  • favours king movement, 173;
  • protests against seizure of Waitara, 183;
  • mediates in Synod of 1865, 194.
• Martin, Lady, her writings, 248.
• Mason, Canon, holds mission, 222.
• Mason, Rev. J. (†1843), settles at Wanganui, 80;
  • drowned, 117.
• Matahau (see Ripahau).
• Matthews, Rev. Joseph (†1892), joins mission, 43;
  • settles at Kaitaia, 52.
• Maunsell, Archdeacon (†1894), at Waikato Heads, 66;
  • translates Old Testament, 88;
  • escapes from rebels, 184;
  • at Parnell, 208.
• Melanesian Mission, 142, 151, 154, 241.
• "Missions," parochial and general. Bodington-Mason, 222;
  • Mission of Help (1910), 228.
• Morgan, Rev. John (†1865), joins mission, 51;
  • goes to Puriri, 55;
  • settles at Matamata, 56;
  • at Otawhao, 113;
  • death, 207.
• Mules, Bp., 226;
  • consecration, 245.

• Neligan, Bp., consecrated, 245;
  • enlarges St. John's College, 232.
• Nelson, 109, 111, 120, 143;
  • school system in, 217.
• Neville, Bp., consecrated bishop, 212, 246;
  • primate, 227;
  • senior prelate, 228;
  • his recollections, Pref.
• New Plymouth. Bright promise, 112;
  • loved by Selwyn, 143;
  • saved by Te Rangitaake, 174.
• New Zealand Company, 105.

• Opotiki, station founded at, 66;
  • tragedy at, 188.
• Orakau, defence of, 184.
• Otaki, station founded at, 76;
  • church built, 142;
  • school, 209.
• Orphanages, 240.

• Paihia, establishment of station, 42, 44;
  • schools, 44;
  • examination at, 49;
  • present condition of, 140.
• Patteson, Bp. (1827-1871), joins Melanesian Mission, 152;
  • consecrated, 169, 246;
  • preaches on Volkner's martyrdom, 191;
  • illness and death, 214-216.
• Porirua, projected college at, 145.
• Poverty Bay massacre, 206.
• Preece, James, 43, 55, 66.
• Puckey, William (†1878), joins mission, 43;
  • settles at Kaitaia, 52.
• Puriri, station established, 55;
  • abandoned, 66.
• Rangiaohia, its prosperity, 184;
  • its devastation, 186.
• Rangihoua described, 19, 25;
  • scene of first service, 20ff;
  • Holy Communion at, 29;
  • abandoned, 63;
  • present condition of, 24.
• Rauparaha, migrates to Kapiti, 72;
  • meets H. Williams, 76;
  • attempts to destroy Wellington, 121;
  • becomes a catechumen, 122;
  • builds church at Otaki, 142.
• Reinga, Cape, 52.
• Ripahau (or Matahau), 71, 76.
• Ruapekapeka, capture of, 134.
• Ruatara, early adventures, 10;
  • meets Marsden, 13;
  • prepares the way for the mission, 15, 18;
  • death of, 23f.

• Sadlier, Bp., 228, 245.
• St. John's College, begun at Waimate, 108, 117-119;
  • removed to Tamaki, 128;
  • difficulties and trials, 143;
  • breakdown, 151;
  • reconstitution of Maori department at Parnell, 170;
  • second closing of, 211;
  • reopened, 218;
  • enlarged by Bp. Neligan, 232.
• Schools. Church schools, 239;
  • Government schools, ibid;
  • Sunday schools, 240.
• Sedgwick, Bp., 228, 245.
• Selwyn, G. A., Bishop of New Zealand (1809-1878),
  • early training and ideals, 107;
  • consecration, 244;
  • settlement at Waimate, 108;
  • first missionary journey, Chap. VIII. pass.;
  • his ecclesiastical position, 115f;
  • second journey, Ch. IX., pass.;
  • sides with governor against missionaries, 137;
  • visit to England, 151, 160;
  • accepts bishopric of Lichfield, 196f;
  • action in Jenner case, 212-214;
  • death of, 219.
• Selwyn, Bp. J. R. (1845-1898), becomes bishop of Melanesia, 218;
  • consecration, 246;
  • turns lay vote in primatial election, 223;
  • resignation, 226.
• Sprott, Bp., 228, 245.
• Stuart, Bp. (†1911), 219;
  • resignation, 227.
• Suter, Bp. (1830-1894), becomes bishop of Nelson, 218, 245;
  • as educationist, 217;
  • his work, 218;
  • personality, 222;
  • rejected for primacy, 223;
  • resigns, 226.
• Synods, of 1844, 127;
  • of 1847, 142;
  • their constitution, Ch. XII., pass.;
  • Maori synods at Waiapu, 169;
  • synod of 1862, 179;
  • of 1865, 194;
  • stormy synod in Dunedin, 214;
  • present working of, 235.

• Taiwhanga, David, conversion of, 48;
  • baptism of, ibid.
• Tamaki. Church built by Selwyn, 125;
  • St. John's College removed thither, 128.
• Tamihana Te Rauparaha, learns from Tarore's gospel, 73;
  • evangelises South Island, 122.
• Tamihana Te Waharoa (Tarapipipi), conversion of, 58;
  • his ideals, 171;
  • inaugurates king movement, 172;
  • joins with Te Rangitaake, 176;
  • labours for peace, 182;
  • death of, 195.
• Taratoa, Henare Wiremu, 185, 219.
• Tarore, killed, 60;
  • her gospel, 73.
• Tasman discovers New Zealand, 2.
• Tauranga, station established, 56;
  • suggested bishopric of, 154.
• Taurarua Conference, 161.
• Taumatakura, 70.
• Te Aute College, how established, 204;
  • present work, 209.
• Te Kooti, 205.
• Te Pahi, visits Australia, 8;
  • death of, 9.
• Te Puna (see Rangihoua).
• Te Rau College, 209.
• Taylor, Rev. R. (†1873), at Wanganui, 142;
  • land claim, 141;
  • his influence, 173, 187;
  • writings, 248.

• Volkner, Rev. C. S., 188-192.
• Waerenga-a-hika, college begun at, 170;
  • fight at, 203;
  • college revived at, 209.
• Wakefield, E. G., founds New Zealand Company, 105;
  • his opinion of Bishop Selwyn, 108n;
  • founds Canterbury, 147.
• Waharoa, chief of Matamata, receives Henry Williams, 55;
  • attacks Rotorua, 57.
• Waimate, station established at, 43;
  • civilised appearance of, 62;
  • becomes residence of bishop, 108;
  • St. John's College at, 118;
  • eviction from, 126f.
• Wallis, Bp., 227, 245.
• Wanganui (or Whanganui). Christianity along river, 78, 120;
  • Christmas Communion at, 142;
  • resistance to Hauhaus at, 187;
  • collegiate school at, 239.
• Wellington, foundation of, 75;
  • beginnings of church in, 110;
  • still unsatisfactory, 120;
  • saved by Hadfield and Wiremu Kingi, 121;
  • improvement, 125;
  • cathedral site in, how acquired, 203.
• Wesleyan Mission, 92-95;
  • discord between converts, 117;
  • station at Waikouaiti, 124.
• Whytehead, Rev. Thomas, 117.
• Williams, Archdeacon Henry (1792-1867),
  • training and character, 38;
  • settles at Paihia, 42;
  • leads expedition to Thames, 53;
  • expedition to Cook Strait, 74;
  • journey across island, 78;
  • buys land, 89;
  • chooses site of Auckland, 90;
  • saves Auckland, 131;
  • accused of treachery, 132f;
  • opposed by governor and bishop, 137;
  • dismissed by C.M.S., 139;
  • ministry at Pakaraka, 146;
  • reinstated, 152;
  • death of, 195.
• Williams, Archdeacon Samuel (1822-1907),
  • at St. John's College, 129;
  • removes to Te Aute, 204.
• Williams, Bp. W. L. (1829), baptism of, 48;
  • at St. John's College, 129;
  • opens seminary at Turanga, 170;
  • remains at Turanga through Hauhau troubles, 194;
  • becomes bishop of Waiapu, 227.
• Williams, Bp. W. W. (1800-1878), arrives in N.Z., 43;
  • leads expedition to Kaitaia, 52;
  • visits Waiapu, 69;
  • settles at Turanga, 71;
  • translates New Testament, 88;
  • becomes archdeacon of Waiapu, 113;
  • defends his brother in London, 145;
  • consecrated bishop of Waiapu, 166, 245;
  • driven from Waerenga-a-hika, 193;
  • returns to Napier, 203f;
  • resignation and death, 219.
• Wilson, Bp., 226, 246.
• Wilson, Rev. J. A. (1809-1887), joins mission, 51;
  • settles at Puriri, 55;
  • at Tauranga, 56;
  • Opotiki, 66;
  • his experience at Maramarua, 96;
  • mediates in Taranaki war, 176.
• Wiremu Kingi Te Rangitaake, saves Wellington, 121;
  • migrates to Taranaki, 173;
  • driven to war, 175;
  • his claims recognised, 183.

• Yate, Rev. William, joins mission, 43;
  • dismissal, 87;
  • letters from converts to, 99.