03), 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.

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