Position in 1862--Meeting at Peria--Position of Waikato Maoris--Grey brings on another war--Rangiaohia--Defeat of "king" forces--Henare Taratoa--His rules--Heroic action--Death--Devastation by British forces--Hauhauism--Wiremu Hipango--Hauhaus at Opotiki--Murder of Rev. C. S. Volkner--A night of horror--The trial--Bishop Patteson's memorial sermon--Selwyn starts to the rescue of Rev. T. Grace-- Critical situation of Bishop Williams--Rescue of Grace--Removal of Bishop Williams--The third General Synod--Death of Tamihana--And of Henry Williams--Journey of Bishop Selwyn to England--Offer of Lichfield bishopric--Refusal--Acceptance--Tribute to his character and work. THIRD PERIOD. CHAPTER XV. AFTER THE WAR. THE MAORIS. Changes produced by war and immigration--Separateness of Maori and pakeha--Maoris and Sir George Grey--Siege of Waerenga-a-hika-- S. Williams at Te Aute--Return of Bishop Williams--Reconstitution of diocese of Waiapu--Te Kooti at Chatham Island--His prayers--Poverty Bay massacre--Ringa-tu--Depressed state of Maori Christianity--Present condition of Maoris. CHAPTER XVI. AFTER THE WAR. THE COLONISTS (1868-1878). Troubles in the colonial Church--Dunedin--Nomination of the Rev. H. L. Jenner--Opposition to his appointment--His rejection by General Synod --And by the Synod of Dunedin--Illness of Bishop Patteson--His last voyage--His death--Weakness in the dioceses--Education Act of 1877-- Episcopal changes. CHAPTER XVII. THE CHURCH OF TO-DAY (1878-1914). The Blue Gum period--The Pine period--The Macrocarpa period--Recovery --New churches--Bishop Harper's resignation--Disputed election--Bishop Hadfield, primate--Labour movement--Retirement of bishops--Fresh episcopal appointments--The General Mission of 1910. CHAPTER XVIII. THE CHURCH AT WORK. Doctrine and discipline--Worship--Hymns--Clergy--Theological colleges --Parish priests of the past--Church buildings--ADMINISTRATION--Legal position of priests and people--The General Synod--Patronage--Finance --EDUCATION--Grammar schools--Primary education--Bible-in-schools movement--Sunday-schools--CHARITABLE RELIEF--MISSIONARY EFFORTS--Maori Mission--Melanesian Mission--the Church Missionary Association-- Conclusion. MAPS AND ILLUSTRATIONS. 1. Portrait of Samuel Marsden Frontispiece 2. Map of North Island, showing Missionary Routes Facing page 16 3. View of Paihia " " 32 4. Henry Williams at the Treaty of Waitangi " " 48 5. Portrait of Bishop Selwyn " " 64 6. Ruins of St. Thomas', Tamaki " " 80 7. Old Church at Russell " " 88 8. Nelson Cathedral " " 96 9. A Village Church, Stoke, near Nelson " " 112