A History of the English Church in New Zealand

by Henry Thomas Purchas

INDEX.

The dates given in brackets are those of the birth and death of the person indexed; where only the date of death is known it is preceded by a †.

• 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, [237]f.
• 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, [232]f.
• 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, [239]f.
• 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, [192]f.
• Grey, Sir George, accuses Henry Williams of treachery, [133]f;
  • 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, [30]f;
  • return, [34];
  • attacks Mokoia, [35];
  • wounded, [45];
  • death of, [46];
  • estimates of his character, ibid.
• Hymns, [231].