[203] Rev. Richard Taylor.
[204] "I must not omit to mention that, cruel and bloodthirsty as this man appears to have been, he must occasionally have made exceptions, as one of his slaves voluntarily accompanied him into captivity on board the Calliope, waiting on him and paying him every attention for a period of eighteen months, knowing from the beginning that he was quite free to leave him at any time. He was offered a rating on the ship's books, but this he refused, saying there would be no one to wait on the old man if he was otherwise employed" (McKillop).
LIST OF TE RAUPARAHA'S WIVES AND CHILDREN
MAP OF NEW ZEALAND
Shewing routes taken by Te Rauparaha and Te Puoho in their various raids