The New Zealand Wars: A History of the Maori Campaigns and the Pioneering Period: Volume I (1845–64)
Index
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Index
A comprehensive index has been compiled by the Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, and may be consulted there
- Ahumai at Orakau, 391, 393, 402, 403
- Akaroa blockhouses, 94
- Albert Barracks, Auckland, 245
- Alexandra Redoubt, 263
- Alexandra Township, 411, 412
- Allen, Bugler, 106, 108
- Arawa defeat of East Coast tribes, 414–420
- Arei, Te, 201, 202; approached by sap, 211–220
- Armitage, James, killed, 262–263
- Aro, Te, Wellington, defences at, 92
- Artillery, Maori, at Ohaeawai, 54, 66, 71; at Rua-pekapeka, 79, 82; at Meremere, 316–321; at Paterangi, 344–346
- Artillery, Royal Field, arrives in New Zealand, 218
- Atkinson, Major, 161, 172, 173, 174, 178, 195, 228–229
- Auckland defences, 35, 243–245
- “Avon,” gunboat, 303–309, 318, 320–321
- Awamutu, Te, 236, 237, 238, 351–363, 377, 400, 401, 407, 409
- Barrett, Richard, 88, 442–443
- Bates, Colonel, H. S., 206–207, 338
- Bates, H. D., 207
- Beckham, Thomas, 21, 31, 32
- “Bee,” brig, 99.
- Bell Block, Taranaki, 145–146, 148–149, 165–167, 228–229
- Bell, Sir Dillon, 145, 243, 252
- Booth, Lieut.-Colonel, 428–433
- Boulcott's Farm, Hutt, 102, 104–111
- Bowie-knife, Forest Rangers', 266–267, 451
- Bridge, Colonel Cyprian, 34, 47, 60, 63, 64, 68
- Brooke, Captain E., 332, 341
- Brooke, Lieutenant C. F., 188
- Bunbury, Major, 34, 441
- Burtt's Farm, Paerata, 283–288
- Busby, Mr., 4
- Bush Rangers, Taranaki, 225, 228
- Cabbage Bay, 248–249
- Calvert, Captain, 260
- Cambridge, Township of, 411, 412
- Cameron, Lieut.-General, 221, 222, 224, 225, 227, 249, 253, 260, 318, 319, 320, 321, 389, 390
- Carbine, Calisher and Terry, 266
- Carey, Lieut-Colonel, 189, 190, 196, 321, 377
- “Castor,” H.M.S., 74, 75, 85, 86
- Casualties, list of, 465–466
- Cavalry charges in Maori wars, 360
- Chapman, Judge H. S., 92, 99, 147, 443
- Churches fortified, 246, 247, 273–283, 296, 298, 299
- Cipher code, Maori, 242
- Clay Point, Wellington, 93
- Colvile, Major, 418
- Confiscation of Waikato, 409, 412
- Cowan, W. A., 366, 406
- Cracroft, Captain P., 162, 178–179, 180
- Crispe, Heywood, 301, 304, 457
- Cudby, John, 95, 108–109
- Customs duties, first 16–17
- Daldy, Captain W. C., 321, 324
- Davis, Rev. R., 38
- Deighton, Richard, 115–116, 118–120
- Despard, Colonel, arrival of, 49
- Devon Road, New Plymouth, 161, 164, 200
- “Die-Hards” (57th Regiment), 216
- “Driver,” H.M.S., 100, 101, 102, 103, 116, 117, 119
- Drury, 221, 233, 247, 249, 250, 257, 325
- Easton, G. and J., 277, 281
- “Eclipse,” H.M.S., 225, 226, 227, 310, 314, 315, 330
- “Elphinstone,” H.E.I.C.S., 73, 75
- Engagements, list of, 465–466
- Epiha Tokohihi, 184, 194, 205
- “Esk,” H.M.S. 315, 321, 425
- Esk Redoubt, 322
- “Falcon,” H.M.S., 419, 425
- Fencibles, Royal New Zealand, 450
- First British march inland, 37
- First British troops in New Zealand, 441
- First engagement, Taranaki War, 164
- First engagement, Waikato War, 255
- First shots in Heke's War, 22
- First steamer on Waikato River, 308
- First steamship in New Zealand, 100, 101
- Fitzroy, Governor, 4, 17, 18, 20, 21, 31, 49, 73
- Flagstaff, Kororareka, first cut down, 18; again, 19, 20, 27
- “Fly,” H.M.S., 450
- Forest Rangers formed, 266
- Fort Arthur, Nelson, 94
- Fort Britomart, Auckland, 34, 244, 245
- Fort Richmond, Lower Hutt, 95, 96
- Fortresses, Maori and others compared, 54
- Free, W. H., 64–66, 68, 71, 85, 174, 198
- Gage, John, 351, 379
- Galloway, Major-General, 244, 250
- Galloway Redoubt, Wairoa, 289
- Gate Pa, Tauranga, 421–433; site of, 439, 440
- Gilfillan, J. A., 136
- Gold, Colonel, arrives Taranaki, 162
- Gorst, Sir John, 233, 235, 236–237, 239, 243, 252–253
- “Governor Grey,” schooner, 140
- Grey, Sir George, 73, 82, 87, 102, 112, 116, 117, 135, 140, 146, 154, 221, 222, 233, 234, 236, 237, 335
- Hairini, Battle of, 357–360
- Hamilton, Captain J., R.N., 429
- Hamilton, Township of, founded, 411
- Hand-grenades used at Rangiriri, 332; at Orakau, 389
- Harris, Major B., 282, 292, 332
- Hauraki Tonganui, 392, 394
- Haurau pa, 408
- Hay, Commander, R.N., 429
- “Hazard,” H.M.S., 18, 19, 22, 24, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 33, 37, 42, 49, 50, 58, 60, 64, 69
- Heaphy, Major C., V.C., 349
- Hector, C., 24, 29, 31
- Heke, Hone, his victory, 14–16; raid on Kororareka, 17–18; hoists American flag, 20–21; captures Flagstaff Hill, Kororareka, and cuts down mast for fourth time, 27; fighting at Omapere, 44–46, wounded, 49; taken to Tautoro, 55; at Rua-pekapeka, 84; his death, 87
- Heuheu, Horonuku te, 385
- Heuheu, Iwikau te, 151, 153
- Heuheu Tukino, 151
- Heuheu, Piripi te, 357, 367, 403, 404
- Hine-i-turama, killed at Orakau, 400
- “Hokioi, Te,” Maori newspaper, 237, 238
- Horokiri (Horokiwi), attack on, 126–130; site of, 130–132
- Huirangi, Waitara, 201–213
- “Hui-te-Rangiora,” council-house, 184, 361
- Hulme, Lieut-Colonel, 34, 37, 42, 46
- Hursthouse, C. W., 159, 174, 175
- Hutt Valley land disputes and war, 88–111
- Kaihihi (Taranaki) forts taken, 192
- Kairau (Waitara) occupied, 201
- Kaitake pa taken, 229
- Kaokaoroa, Battle of, 419–420
- Katikara (Tataraimaka) stormed, 225–227
- Kawau Island, Maoris escape from, 334
- Kay, Andrew, 235, 238, 369
- Kereopa te Rau, 357, 359
- Kihikihi occupied, 362
- Kingi, Wiremu (Te Rangitaake), 116, 155
- Kiri-karamu, Ihaia te (Taranaki), 148, 157page 469
- Kiri-karamu, Heni te (or Heni Pore), 260, 294; at Gate pa, 423, 426, 428–429, 431–432
- Kirikiri-roa (Hamilton), 361, 411
- Koheriki hapu, 259, 292; at Gate pa, 423
- Koheroa, engagement at, 253–255
- Kooti, Te, 6
- Kororareka, the beach at, 7–13; capture of, 25–33
- Kou, Rihara, 52, 57, 67, 84
- Land League, Maori, 145–149
- Last, Major, 103, 109, 112, 126–130
- Leslie, Colonel, 205, 396
- Lyon, Major, 289–291
- McDonnell, Thomas, 271, 272, 353, 355, 363, 418, 419
- McKenna, Ensign, V.C., 263, 264
- Macpherson, Major, 67,
- Mahoetahi, Battle of, 193–200; lament for, 199
- Mair, Captain Gilbert, 37, 401, 417
- Mair, Gilbert, sen., 441
- Mair, Major W. G., 353, 355, 390–393, 400, 407, 409, 412, 415
- Maketu, 414, 415, 418
- Mamaku, Topine te, 104–106, 139, 408
- Manawapou, 147
- Manga-tawhiri River, 235, 238, 249; crossed by troops, 253
- Maning, F. E., 40, 61
- Marsland Hill, 161, 162, 163
- Martin's Farm, ambush at, 256
- Mauku, church stockaded, 296; defence and engagements, 296–306
- Meremere, 316–321
- Messenger, A. H., 149
- Messenger, Captain, 185, 187, 188
- Messenger, Colonel W. B., 167, 172, 177, 178, 181, 195
- Messenger, E., killed, 204
- Messenger, Private W., wounded, 178
- Miranda expedition, 321–323
- “Miranda,” H.M.S., 292, 313, 321, 425
- Morrow, Lieut.-Colonel A., 455
- Murray, Lieut.-Colonel, 172–181, 190
- Naval Brigade at New Plymouth, 162; at Puke-ta-kauere, 185; at Rangiriri, 327–332; at Gate Pa, 425
- Naval Volunteers, Auckland, 321–325
- Nelson, Major, 184–191
- Nene, Tamati Waka, 19, 35, 36, 37; at Omapere, 38; at Ohaeawai, 61; at Rua-pekapeka, 75, 80, 84
- New Plymouth fortifications, 161–163, 181
- Ngakapa, Hori, 255, 256, 259, 449
- Ngaruawahia, 233, 336–337
- “Niger,” H.M.S., 162, 178–181
- Nixon, Colonel M., 351–355
- Ohaeawai, attack on, 49–71
- Okaihau, 38, 40, 41
- Omapere, 35, 38; fighting at, 39–48
- Omata Stockade (Taranaki), 167–169
- Onehunga, 323, 324, 325
- Onuku-kaitara, 183, 184, 185, 191, 202
- Orakau, Village of, 365–366; first expedition to, 366; fortified, 368–377; siege of pa, 379–407
- “Orpheus,” H.M.S., wrecked, 460
- Otau, engagement at, 290
- Pareata, Ahumai te, 391, 393, 402, 403
- Paerata, Hitiri te, 374, 393, 401
- Paerata, Hone Teri te, 374, 398
- Paerata, Te, 374, 376
- Page, Lieutenant G. H., 104, 106–108
- Papakura, defences at, 246
- Paparata, 270, 271, 272
- Papatotoe Redoubt, 246, 461, 462
- Paratui pa, 408
- Patara te Tuhi, 231, 237, 240
- Paterangi, fortifications at, 337–346
- Patumahoe, fight at (Big Clearing), 297–300; origin of name, 306; Von Tempsky's account of fight, 458
- Paua-tahanui, operations at, 112–125
- Pekapeka Block, Waitara, 156, 447
- Pekehawani (Puniu River), 185
- Pene Taui,36, 50
- Perry, Sergeant, 274–283
- Phillpotts, Lieutenant G., at Kororareka, 30–33; killed at Ohaeawai, 60, 67, 72
- “Pihoihoi, Te,” 237, 238
- Pikopiko, fortifications at, 337, 339, 344page 470
- Pitt, Colonel, 243
- Pitt, Major-General Dean-, 244
- Plimmerton, 117
- Pokai, R., 26, 32, 45, 46, 48
- Pokeno, 248, 247, 250, 261
- Pokiha Taranui (Major Fox), 417, 419
- Pomare, Bay of Islands chief, 16, 20, 22, 35
- Pomare, Sir Maui, 105, 111
- Porirua, operations at, 112–122
- Poroutawhao pa, 133
- Potatau te Wherowhero, 151, 153, 231, 232, 233, 446
- Pou-patate Huihi, 198; at Orakau, 389, 396
- Pratt, Major-General, arrived, 190; his sap towards Te Arei, 202, 211–218
- Pukekohe East, fight at church stockade, 273–283
- Puke-ta-kauere, engagement at, 183–189
- Puketutu pa,attack on, 38, 41–48
- Pukorokoro (Miranda), 321–323
- Puni, Te,89, 109, 110
- Pye, Captain, 359, 360
- Ranga, Te, Battle of, 435–440
- Rangiaowhia invaded by British, 351–360
- Rangihaeata, Te, 89, 91, 103, 104, 105, 112–133; death of, 134
- Rangiriri, Battle of, 326–335
- Rauparaha, Tamehana te, 121, 150
- Rauparaha, Te, his capture, 116–122
- Raureti Paiaka, 184, 279, 283; at Orakau, 387–396
- Raureti, Te Huia, 184, 199, 279, 299, 282, 343; at Orakau, 376–406
- Razorback Redoubt (Kakaramea) attacked, 261
- Rewi Maniapoto (Manga), 184, 185, 205, 237, 361, 362, 363; at Orakau, 367–399
- Rhodes, H., Paterangi, 343, 349
- Rhodes's Clearing, Razorback, 250
- Ring, Captain, 257–259, 380
- Roberts, Colonel J. M., 267, 271, 379, 380, 399, 401
- Robertson, Captain, R.N., 27
- Rore, Te, occupied by British, 338
- Rotoiti, Lake, fighting at, 415–418
- Roto-marama pa, 408
- Russell, Captain, 103
- Russell (Kororareka), 6–13; English church at, 30
- Rutland Stockade, Wanganui, 136–138
- “Sandfly,” armed steamer, 312, 321, 419
- Sap at Kaihihi River, 192; at Te Arei, 202, 211–218; at Orakau, 381–394, 406
- Scott, Captain Joseph, 277, 280, 281, 282
- Selwyn, Bishop G. A., 33, 351, 444–445
- Smith, S. Percy, 148, 447
- Stanley, Captain, R.N., 113, 117, 119, 126
- Stichbury, Captain J., 461
- Taiamai, Bay of Islands, 36, 39, 71
- “Taiporohenui,” council-house, 147
- Tai-Rawhiti tribes invade Arawa country, 415–420
- Tamehana, Wiremu, founds Maori kingdom, 151, 152, 153; makes peace with Brigadier - General Carey, 409
- Taranaki settlement, 144; type of settlers, 159–161; first shots in war, 164
- Taratoa, Herare, 422, 437
- Tawhiao, King, 233, 236
- Teira, Hori, 221, 222, 223, 224
- Tempsky, Von, joins Forest Rangers, 269–270; scouting at Paparata, 270–272; fight at Patumahoe, 296–300; at Paterangi, 338–339; at Waiari, 348–349; at Rangiaowhia, 351–356; at Orakau, 379–400
- Thorndon fortifications, Wellington, 92, 93
- Tiki-o-te-Ihingarangi, fortifications at, 337, 409
- Titi Hill fight, Mauku, 300–305
- Tupotahi at Orakau, 374–406
- Urewera Tribe, war-party at Hairini, 357; at Orakau, 367–406; contingent at Kaokaoroa, 420
- “Victoria,” Australian warship, 161, 181, 182page 471
- “Victoria,” Government brig, 18, 24, 31, 100, 136
- Waiari, engagement at, 346–349
- Waikato, military road to, 249, 250; first engagement, 255; first steamer on river, 308; gunboat flotilla, 308–311; end of war, 408–412; confiscation of land, 412
- Waikato War, causes of, 231–242
- Waipa country invaded, 337–338
- Wairarapa defences, 449
- Waireka, Battle of, 171–181
- Waitara, attempted purchase of, 155–158; war begins at, 163; war ends, 218
- Wanganui, war at, 135–144
- Wellington settlements, land disputes and war of 1846, 88–134; defences of, 91–100
- Whakaari, Netana, 420
- Whaleships at Kororareka, 7–13
- Wharepapa, Forest Rangers' expedition to, 457
R. E. OWEN, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND.—1955