Historical Records of New Zealand South
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- Earthquake convulsions, 169.
- Education at mission stations, 143.
- Edwardson, Captain—His quarters in Chalky, 63—Observation re the natives, 98—Earthquake, 169.
- Eoling party surprised, 111.
- Elizabeth (brig) and Captain Stewart, 179.
- Elizabeth-Henrietta an "irreclaimable wreck," 63.
- Emerald Isle reproduced in N.Z., 98.
- Emigrant (French) vessel Compt de Paris, 54.
- Emigration fund, 44.
- Empire City in 1839— Letter by John Pearce—Good shipping port—Vegetation constantly going on— Potato culture, 31.
- First horse in Wellington—Prices currant —No reptiles or venomous things, 32.
- Enderby, Charles—Re colonisation, 27—In re southenn whale fisheries, 122—exclusive possession of Aucklands—The project—Appointed chief commissioner, 157.
- English oak, 177.
- English ships in southern whale fisheries, 120.
- English whale ships in these waters, 129.
- Enormous land claims, 96.
- Erroneous estimate re Southern Island— Natives less intelligent—Unable to understand a bargain—Natives not of the same race, 12.
- Estimated expenses of colony, 47.
- [unclear: Europere] N. Z. flax, 78.
- Europeans—Bad class—Depraved shipmasters—Morality at the lowest, ebb.—Native women, 26.
- Efforts to improve them wholly abandoned, 27.
- Evangelistic work at Ruapuke, 115.
- Exaggerated accounts of native barbarity, 143.
- Excessive charges for supplies at whale stations, 133.
- Excessive land acquisition by missionaries, 137.
- Exclusive possession of Auckland Islands, 155.
- Explosion of a ship's gun, 168.
- Export trade, 73.
- Extraordinary animal of the kangaroo species, 172.