ts Hokianga, 28;
accompanies Hongi to England, 30;
supports him against missionaries, 35;
dismissed, 36;
his gnosticism, 86_f_.

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 M