NEW Zealander, _newspaper_ 64 NEW Zealand Herald, _newspaper_, 64-6 NEW Zealand Herald and Auckland Gazette, _newspaper_, 61-2 NEW ZEALAND, _H.M.S._, 190-1 NEW Zealand Insurance Company, 110-1 NEW Zealand proclaimed independent of New South Wales, 41 NEW Zealand Shipping Company, 170-1 NEW Zealand Steam Navigation Company, 118 NGAKAPA, Threatened invasion of Auckland led by, 90 NGAWIKI apprehended for theft, 90 NIAGARA, _steamer_, 229 NIGER, _H.M. steam frigate_ 99 NIHOTUPU Dam, 203 NIXON, Lieut.-Col., placed in command, Otahuhu, 99 NORTHERN Steamship Co. 171 NOVELTY, _barque_, built by Mr. Niccol, 113 OCEANIC Company, 169 OLD Colonists' Association 54 OLD Colonists' Museum. _See_ Public Library, Art Gallery and Old Colonists' Museum. ONSLOW, Earl of, opened Costley Home, 74 ORIENTAL Bank Corporation, 108 O'RORKE, Sir G. M., and University College, 162 ORPHAN Home bequeathed £12,150 by E. Costley, 177; Bequeathed £11,000 by W. Arrowsmith, 210 ORPHEUS, _H.M.S._, wrecked on Manukau Bar, 119-20 OSPREY Inn burned, 1858 121 P. & O. Company, 215 PACIFIC Mail Company, 169 PALOONA, _steamer_, 215 PANAMA, N.Z. and Australian Line, 114, 117 PANMURE recommended as site of capital by Felton Mathew, 35 PARKS, 201-2 PARLIAMENT Building, 97; Acquired by University College, 162 PARLIAMENT opens its maiden session at Auckland, 96 PARNELL originally designed for suburban allotments, 51-2; Laid out as township, 52-3; Amalgamated with city, 144 PARNELL Hill pierced by railway tunnel, 103 PARTRIDGE, H. E., presented Lindauer Collection to Art Gallery, 223 PAU, General, Visit of, 227 PEACE Celebrations, 1919, 224-5 PENGUIN, _H.M.S._, 189 PENNY Savings Bank inaugurated, 71 PENSIONERS, 91 PHILSON, Dr. F. M., first medical officer of Auckland, 72 PHOEBE, _H.M.S._, 189 PHOENIX Foundry burned, 167 PITT Street Wesleyan Church, 137 PLATINA, _barque_, 39 PLUNKET, Lord, unveiled statue of Sir Geo. Grey, 59; Laid foundation stone of Technical College, 160; Opened Jubilee Institute for the Blind, 178; Unveiled statue of Sir J. Logan Campbell, 186 POINT Britomart. _See_ Britomart Point. POINT Chevalier amalgamated with city, 145 PONSONBY amalgamated with city, 144 POPULATION, 1841-2, 53; 1851, 80; 1853, 87; 1861-67, 107-8; 1871-96, 141-2; 1901-21, 182; Table of, 239 POST Office Fire, 165 POTATAU (Te Wherowhero) and other Maori chiefs decline to join Hone Heke in attacking Auckland, 60-1 PRESBYTERIAN Church, 68-9, 135-6 PRESBYTERY of Auckland formed, 69 PRIMITIVE Methodist Church, 138 PRINCE Alfred, _steamer_ 116-7 PRINCESS Mary Hospital for Children, 73 PROVISIONS, 1841, 49; 1851, 86 PUBLIC Library, Art Gallery and Old Colonists' Museum, 115, 125; Description of, 146-50, 177, 223 QUAY Street Jetty, 154 QUEEN Carnival, 223 QUEEN, _steamer_, 118