Poverty Bay massacre, 206. Preece, James, 43, 55, 66. Puckey, William (*1878), joins mission, 43; settles at Kaitaia, 52. Puriri, station established, 55; abandoned, 66. Rangiaohia, its prosperity, 184; its devastation, 186. Rangihoua described, 19, 25; scene of first service, 20_ff_; Holy Communion at, 29; abandoned, 63; present condition of, 24. Rauparaha, migrates to Kapiti, 72; meets H. Williams, 76; attempts to destroy Wellington, 121; becomes a catechumen, 122; builds church at Otaki, 142. Reinga, Cape, 52. Ripahau (or Matahau), 71, 76. Ruapekapeka, capture of, 134. Ruatara, early adventures, 10; meets Marsden, 13; prepares the way for the mission, 15, 18; death of, 23_f_. Sadlier, Bp., 228, 245. St. John's College, begun at Waimate, 108, 117-119; removed to Tamaki, 128; difficulties and trials, 143; breakdown, 151; reconstitution of Maori department at Parnell, 170; second closing of, 211; reopened, 218; enlarged by Bp. Neligan, 232. Schools. Church schools, 239; Government schools, ibid; Sunday schools, 240. Sedgwick, Bp., 228, 245. Selwyn, G. A., Bishop of New Zealand (1809-1878), early training and ideals, 107; consecration, 244; settlement at Waimate, 108; first missionary journey, Chap. VIII. _pass._; his ecclesiastical position, 115_f_; second journey, Ch. IX., _pass._; sides with governor against missionaries, 137; visit to England, 151, 160; accepts bishopric of Lichfield, 196_f_; action in Jenner case, 212-214; death of, 219. Selwyn, Bp. J. R. (1845-1898), becomes bishop of Melanesia, 218; consecration, 246; turns lay vote in primatial election, 223; resignation, 226. Sprott, Bp., 228, 245. Stuart, Bp. (*1911), 219; resignation, 227. Suter, Bp. (1830-1894), becomes bishop of Nelson, 218, 245; as educationist, 217; his work, 218; personality, 222; rejected for primacy, 223; resigns, 226. Synods, of 1844, 127; of 1847, 142; their constitution, Ch. XII., _pass._; Maori synods at Waiapu, 169; synod of 1862, 179; of 1865, 194; stormy synod in Dunedin, 214; present working of, 235. Taiwhanga, David, conversion of, 48; baptism of, ibid. Tamaki. Church built by Selwyn, 125; St. John's College removed thither, 128. Tamihana Te Rauparaha, learns from Tarore's gospel, 73; evangelises South Island, 122. Tamihana Te Waharoa (Tarapipipi), conversion of, 58; his ideals, 171; inaugurates king movement, 172; joins with Te Rangitaake, 176; labours for peace, 182; death of, 195. Taratoa, Henare Wiremu, 185, 219. Tarore, killed, 60; her gospel, 73. Tasman discovers New Zealand, 2. Tauranga, station established, 56; suggested bishopric of, 154. Taurarua Conference, 161. Taumatakura, 70. Te Aute College, how established, 204; present work, 209. Te Kooti, 205. Te Pahi, visits Australia, 8; death of, 9. Te Puna (see Rangihoua). Te Rau College, 209.