GOVERNMENT Officers, First, 40-1 GOVERNMENT Records lost by wreck of _White Swan_, 118 GOVERNOR Wynyard, first steamer built in New Zealand, 112 GRAFTON Bridge, 200-1 GRAFTON district amalgamated with city, 144 GRAFTON Road Wesleyan Church, 137 GRAHAM, Robert, his description of Auckland in 1842, 47-8 GRAMMAR School, 129-31 GRAND Hotel Fire, 193 GREY, Sir G., Resumé of his life, 58; Statue unveiled by Lord Plunket, 59; Suppressed threatened invasion of Auckland, 90; Opened new Grammar School, 130; Presented his collection of books, etc., to citizens, 145-6, 147; Introduced denominational schools, 158 GREYHOUND Hotel burned, 1863, 122 GREY Lynn amalgamated with city, 144 GUNSON, J. H., opened additions to Art Gallery building and Old Colonists' Museum, 150; Received O.B.E. and C.B.E. 224 GUNSON, Mrs. received O.B.E., 224 HALL, Mr., runs steamer service, 169 HAMILTON, Sir Ian, Visit of, 189 HARBOUR Board 143, 151-5, 207 HARRIER, _H.M.S._, 120 HEKE, Hone, proposes to attack Auckland, 60 HEKE'S Rebellion, 57 HELPING Hand Mission 137 HENDERSON and McFarlane's Fires, 1865, 123; 1873, 166 HIGH Street Fires, 1858, 121; 1904, 193 HOBSON, Captain W., founded City of Auckland, 35-42; Gave name to Auckland City, 37 and 236-8; Took up official residence in Auckland, 41; Became Governor, 41; Died and buried at Auckland, 41; Laid foundation stone of St. Paul's Church, 67 HOBSON Street Wharf, 154 HOLMAN, W. A., Visit of 189 HOSPITAL, 72-4, 177, 187 HOUSE, First wooden, built in Auckland, 51 HOUSE of Representatives. _See_ Parliament. HOUSING, Municipal, 205 HUDDART Parker Company, 215 IMMIGRANTS and Immigration, 53, 54, 55, 142 IMPERIAL Regiments leave Auckland, 107 INDUSTRIAL Disputes, 216-9 INFLUENZA Epidemic, 1918, 229-31 INSTITUTE and Museum. _See_ Museum and Institute. INTER-COLONIAL R.M.S. Co., 117-8 INTER-COLONIAL Steamer Services, 117 INTER-PROVINCIAL Steamer Service, 118 IRIS, _H.M.S._, 99 IROQUOIS, _ship_, Crew of, render help at fire, 167 ISLINGTON, Baron, opened Town Hall, 206 IWATE, _Japanese warship_, Visit of, 191 JACOB'S Ladder, 151 JANE Gifford, _barque_, 53-4 JELLICOE, Lord, 191 JERVOIS, Sir W. F. D., opened Savings Bank's new premises, 71; Opened Calliope Dock, 155; Opened University College, 162 JOCKEYS' Strike, 218 JUBILEE Institute for the Blind, 177-8 JUNO, first merchant _steamer_ to reach Auckland, 75 KAPANUI, _steamer_, wrecked 198 KARANGAHAPE Highway District amalgamated with the city, 144 KARRAKATTA, _H.M.S._, 189 KENNY, Lieut.-Col., mentioned in Governor's despatch in connection with Maori invasion, 1851, 92; Placed in command of settlement at Onehunga, 99 KIA-ORA, _steamer_, wrecked, 198 KITCHENER, Earl, Visit of 187 KNOX, Mrs., bequeathed £70,000 to charities, 210, 211 KOHIMARAMA Conference, 1860, 98 KORORAREKA, Destruction of, 57 LABOUR, 176