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Sir Donald Maclean

Index

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  • Ahimanawa Range, 58

  • Ahuriri (Napier), 58, 61, 62, 63, 66

  • Alexandra (Pirongia), 114, 115, 131

  • Angas, G. F., 16

  • Aotearoa, 123

  • Arawa Armed Constabulary, 107

  • Arei, Te (Pukerangiora), 71

  • Armed Constabulary, 94, 101, 102, 106, 107, 108

  • Atkinson, Major, 98

  • Aukati line (King Country frontier), 113, 128

  • Au-nui-o-Tonga (Manawatu Gorge), 57

  • Aute, Te, 62

  • Awakino, R., 27

  • Barrett, Dickey, 7, 35

  • Barrett's Hotel Wellington, 39

  • Bay of Plenty Cavalry, 100

  • Bell Block, Taranaki, 10, 11

  • Bell, F. D., 10

  • Browne, Col. T. Gore, Governor, 75

  • Bryce, Hon. John, 97, 123

  • Bush Campaigns 100-4

  • Bush journey, Taranaki to Wanganui River, 51-4

  • R. S. Bush, R.M., 131

  • Canoe cruises, Wanganui River, and Manganui a-te-Ao 44-50

  • Canoe passage through Manawatu Gorge, 56

  • Carr, Captain, 88, 90

  • Cavalry, Waikato Volunteer, 123

  • Chapman, Judge H. S., 39

  • Chapman, Rev. T., 24

  • Chatham Island, Te Kooti's escape from, 92, 93

  • Confiscated Maori lands, 96, 97, 113, 114, 118, 121, 122, 132, 133

  • Coromandel, 3

  • Deeds of native land purchases, 34-7, 41-3, 63-6, 97

  • Fairchild, Captain, 116, 117

  • Fanaticism of the Hauhaus, 114

  • FitzRoy, Governor, 4, 6, 9, 10

  • Food, Maori, 48

  • Fox, Sir William, 74, 98, 102, 134

  • Fraser, Major James, 79-82, 88, 90

  • Gael and Maori, 4, 5, 139

  • Gaelic lament for Maclean, 142

  • Goldfields, Ohinemuri, 109

  • Grey Block (Pukehe), New Plymouth, 10

  • Grey, Sir George, 10, 72, 73, 74, 75, 136

  • Grice and Walker, 121, 122

  • Hapuku, Te, H. B. chief, 61, 62, 66

  • Haurauga (Taranaki), 7

  • Haroto, Te, 86

  • Hatepe Pa, Waiapu, 79

  • Hauauru, King Country chief, 140

  • Hauhau (Pai-marire) War begins, 78-79

  • Hauhau prisoners on Chatham Island, 92, 93

  • Hawke's Bay, land sales to Government, 58-66

  • Hawke's Bay, Maclean's travels, 58-66

  • “Henare” (Rev. C. H. Schnackenberg), 32

  • Heretaunga (H. B.), 58, 60, 61

  • Hetet, John (King Country), 132

  • Heuheu, Te (Horonuku), 101

  • Heuheu Tukino, Te, 12-21, 23, 24, 25, 26

  • Heuheu, Iwikau, 14-16, 19, 26

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  • Highland Sports, Wellington, 39, 40

  • Hikairo, Rotorua chief, 24

  • Hikurangi (Wanganui R.), 44, 50

  • Hira, Te (at Ohinemuri), 109-112

  • Honana Maioha, 119, 132

  • Hone Heke, 18, 19

  • Hongi Hika, 23

  • Hori Kingi, 57, 61

  • Hua (Bell Block, Taranaki), 10, 67

  • Ihupuku Pa (Waitotara), 12, 13, 14

  • Iwikau te Heuheu, 14, 15, 19

  • Jackson, Major (O.C. Waikato Cavalry), 123

  • Kakepuku Mt., 131

  • Kapiti Island, 42

  • Kariri, mission station, Lake Tarawera, 24

  • Kawepo, Renata, 86

  • Kawhia Harbour, 6, 17, 27, 28, 116-120

  • Kereopa captured and hanged, 103

  • Kilmaluaig, Island of Tiree, 1

  • Kingi, Wiremu (Te Rangitake), 69-73

  • King Tawhiao, 130-133

  • King, the Maori, 74, 75

  • Kooti, Te, 83, 84, 93, 97, 100-103, 105, 111, 132

  • Kuikui Pa Waitara, 72

  • Kuite, Te, 113, 123

  • Lyon, Colonel W., 108

  • Mackay, James, 124, 128, 129

  • Maclean, Alexander, 137

  • Maclean, Captain Algernon, D.D., 147

  • Maclean, John (father of Donald Maclean), 1

  • Maclean, Lady, 145

  • Maclean, Mrs (née Strang), death, 139

  • Maclean, Sir R. D. Douglas, 139-147

  • Mair, Captain Gilbert, 101-3

  • Mair, Major William, 102

  • “Makarini, Te” (Maclean), meets Tawhiao, 130-133

  • Maketu (Bay of Plenty), 102, 107

  • Maketu (Kawhia), 116

  • Manawatu Gorge, canoeing through, 55-7

  • Manawatu River, Upper, 58, 59, 60

  • Manganui-a-te-Ao, 44-49

  • Maning, Judge F. E., 76, 125-129

  • Maraekakaho Estate, H. B., 78, 137, 143-147

  • Marae-o-Hine, Otorohanga, 132

  • Marsland Hill, New Plymouth, 68

  • Matai-whetu, Upper Wanganui, 54

  • Mataruahou (Scinde Is., Napier), 63-5

  • Maungapohatu, Urewera County, 103

  • Maungatautari Range, 121-3

  • Mayhew, Captain W., 18

  • McDonnell, Lt.-Colonel T., 101

  • Mere Kuru, at Ohinemuri, 111, 112

  • Mokau River, 17, 24, 25, 29, 31-3

  • Mokena Kohere, 79

  • Motukaramu, Mokau, 24

  • Motu-o-Puhi Pa, L. Roto-a-Ira, 22

  • Native Land Purchase Dept. organised, 66

  • Newall, Lt.Col. Stuart, 108

  • New Plymouth, Maclean's first visit, 6-11

  • New Zealand Company claims, 7-11

  • Ngae, Te, 24

  • Ngakau, Te, 132

  • Ngaruawahi, 75

  • Ngatata, Wi Tako, 23, 117-19

  • Niu, Hauhau flag-mast, 85, 89

  • Ohinekuku, 86

  • Ohinemuri Goldfields, and the Maoris, 109-112

  • Okareka, L., 24

  • Omarunui battle (H.B.), 85-90

  • Onoke, Hokianga, 125

  • Opepe stockade, 107

  • Orakau, 140

  • Ormond, J. D., 41, 42, 64

  • Otorohanga, 113, 132

  • Otukou, South Taupo, 22

  • Paeroa, 109, 112

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  • Pai-marire, introduced on East Coast, 78

  • Panapa, Hauhau priest, 86-90

  • Pari-ninihi, the White Cliffs, 29-33

  • Parker, Richard (Roto-o-Rangi station), 121

  • Patara te Tuhi, 132

  • Pa-te-Arero, Wanganui R., 45

  • Patene Puhata, Waiheke Isd., 3

  • Pekapeka Block, Waitara, 71

  • Pipiriki, Wanganui R., 45

  • Pirongia Mountain, 113

  • Police, Taranaki, force under Maclean, 10

  • Porere, Te, 101

  • Porter, Captain T. W., 103

  • Potatau, first Maori King, 75

  • Poverty Bay Hauhaus, 81-4

  • Preece, Captain, 102

  • Protector of Aborigines, 10

  • Puahue, 121, 122

  • Puckey, E. W., 109-112

  • Pukearuhe (North Taranaki), 28

  • Pukehika, Wanganui R., 45

  • Purukutu (killer of Timothy Sullivan), 121-124

  • Qualtrough, T., 122

  • Rangihaeata, Te, 18

  • Rangihiroa, Te, 85-90

  • Rangitikei Block purchase, 41-43

  • Rapa, Te (South Taupo), 18, 23

  • Rauparaha, Te, 23, 41, 42

  • Renunciation of Waitara purchase, 72, 73

  • Rikirangi, Te Kooti, 83, 84, 93, 97, 100-3, 105, 111, 132

  • Roadmaking Military, 105-8

  • Roberts, Colonel J. M., 107, 140

  • Rolleston, W. (Native Minister), 84

  • Ropata Wahawaha, Major, 79, 82, 84, 141

  • Roto-a-Ira, South Taupo, 22

  • Roto-o-Rangi, Waikato, 121, 122

  • Rotorua, 24

  • Ruataniwha Plain, 60

  • Schnackenberg, Rev. C. H. (“Henare”), 25, 27, 29, 32

  • Ships–Brisk, H.M.S., 81; Duke of Portland, ship, 68; Eclipse, H.M.S., 79; Hazard, H.M.S., 6, 12, 13; Iris, H.M.S., 69; Luna, Govt. steamer, 116, 119, 120; Rifleman, schooner, 93; Rosario, H.M.S., 144; St. George, ship, 2; Sturt, Govt. steamer, 82; Tory, barque, 34; Wild Duck, ship, 143

  • Sinclair, Dr. Andrew, 3

  • Spain, Commissioner, 8-10

  • Sullivan, Timothy, killed on frontier, 122

  • Tahau (Te Rangitahau), 87

  • Tamehana, Wiremu (the “Kingmaker”), 71, 74

  • Taonui, 31-3, 132

  • Tapihana, Te (at Kawhia), 117-19

  • Tapu on a road, 31-3

  • Tareha te Moananui, H.B. chief, 63

  • Tataraimaka, 10, 11

  • Taumatamahoe bush route, 51-4

  • Taupo, Lake, Maclean's visits, 1845, 15-26, 100, 101, 106-8

  • Tawhiao, King, 113, 116-20, 130-3

  • Taylor, Rev. R., 20, 21, 22-25, 45

  • Te Teira Manuka, Waitara, 69

  • Tiree Island, 1, 2

  • Urewera tribe, 92

  • Vogel, Sir Julius, 98

  • Volkner, Rev. C. S., 79, 102

  • Waerenga-a-Hika Pa, 81-83

  • Waikato Maori Kingdom established, 75

  • Waitara War begins, 71

  • Whiti, Te, at Parihaka, 97, 123

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