LABOUR Day Demonstration, 176 LAND Sales, 50-2, 88 LAND, Speculation in, 142-3 LEGISLATIVE Council. _See_ Parliament. LESLIE Presbyterian Orphanage, 211 LEYS, T. W., and University College, 163; LL.D. conferred by McGill University, Toronto, 163-4 LEYS Institute, 208-9 LIVERPOOL, Earl of, opened new Grammar School, 131; Opened Myers Kindergarten, 202; Opened Exhibition, 1913, 212 LIZARD, _H.M.S._., 189 LUCKIE, D.M., printed a fictitious report describing the capture of Auckland by a Russian man-of-war, 156 LUCKNER, Commander von, and other German prisoners escaped from Motuihi, 221-2 MACDONALD, Sir Hector, Visit of, 186-7 MACEDONIA, _steamer_, 215 McKECHNIE, E. A., bequeathed books to Public Library, 148 McKECHNIE, Mrs. E. A., Bequest of, 207 MACKELVIE, J. T., presented books to Public Library, 148; Bequeathed his art collection and funds to establish a Museum of Fine Art, 149 MACKY, Logan, Caldwell and Co.'s Fire, 194 McLACHLAN, J. M., bequeathed Cornwallis Park to the city, 202 MAKETU Hanged, 72 MAKURA, _steamer_, 215 MALCOLM, Messrs., Fire starts in premises of, 1866, 123-4 MAMARI, _steamer_, Accident to, 198 MANUKAU Steamship Co., 171 MAORI Battalion welcomed home, 226-7 MAORI Chapel utilised by Grammar School, 129 MAORI Festival, Remuera, 59 MAORI Police, 92 MAORI Traders, 86, 89, 115 MAORI Wars, 1860-64, 97-101 MARAMA, _steamer_, 214-5 MARAROA, _steamer_, 169 MARIPOSA, _steamer_ 169, 170 MARITIME Strike, 1890, 176 MARKETS, 146, 204 MASON, W., Bequest of, 178 MATHEW, F., Surveyor-General favoured Tamaki for site of capital, 35-6; Selected site for settlement on the Waitemata, 39; Made first plan of city, 50 MAYOR--A. Clark elected first, 73 MECHANICS' Institute and Library, 75, 146; Conducted courses of lectures and classes, 159; Promoted an exhibition, 159 MEREDITH, Mr., and his son murdered, 100 METHODIST Church of New Zealand, 138 MIKADO, _steamer_, 169 MILITIA, Auckland, ordered on active service, 101 MOA, _scow_, 222 MOA, _ship_, 112 MOANA, _steamer_, 170 MONGOL, _steamer_, 169 MONGOLIA, _steamer_, 215 MONOWAI, _steamer_, 170 MOORE, J., printer of early newspapers, 62 MORNING News, _newspaper_, 66 MORRIN & Co.'s fire, 1858, 122 MORRIN, T. & S., Warehouse of, burned, 193 MOSES Taylor, _steamer_, 168 MUNICIPAL Government. Auckland made first borough in New Zealand, 77-8; Urgency of, 145. _See also_ City Council. MUSEUM and Institute 132-3, 208 MYERS, Hon. A. M. presented park and kindergarten, 201-2; Presented clock to Town Hall, 207 NATIONAL Bank of N.Z., 174 NATIONAL Efficiency Board, 224 NEBRASKA, _steamer_, 168 NELSON, _steamer_, 118 NEVADA, _steamer_, 168 NEWSPAPERS, 61-7 NEWTON Congregational Church, 138 NEW Ulster, Province of, abolished, 95 NEW Zealand Banking Co., 70 NEW Zealand Company oppose choice of Auckland as capital, 38