Page numbers and CS (Colour Section) in bold print refer to pages with illustrations and their accompanying captions.
Abercrombie, Charles 71
Albert Barracks and Grounds 36, 36, 134, 143, 161–62, 203, 204, 205
Alberton CS, 22
alcohol consumption in 1840s 128
Amphlett, Edward RN (paymaster) 158
Army, conditions of 134
withdrawal of 11, 36, 138; see also regiments
Ashworth, Edward CS, 116–17
Atkins, Hastings 190
Auckland, Colonial, Campbell settles there 3
chosen as capital CS; first Crown land auction 6
early unpopularity 6–7
rough-hewn appearance 69
growth as a commercial centre 6–7, 16–17, 177, 178
Hauraki gold 15
population growth of early city 17
‘Limited Circle’, disrepute of 18
terminal of Pacific steamships 19
areal spread in late 19th century 23–24
Auckland Gas Co. 30–31
Auckland, Past and Present, Auckland City Council 32, 34, 52, 62
Auckland Harbour Board 32, 34, 231
Auckland Regional Council 225, 231
city of migrants, 232
ethnic diversity 232
Greater Auckland governance 231
recent population growth 230
Australia and New Zealand, Anthony Trollope 179–81
Awhitu 46
Bailey, Charles 119
Balneavis, Capt. Henry Colin 138
Bankart, Sir Alfred S. 190, 224–5, 225
Barrie, J. M. 121
baths in houses 24
Beale, J. C. (artist) CS
Beckett, John T., of HMS Esk 149–50
Beechey, Richard Brydges (artist) CS
Best, Capt. Abel Dottin (80th Regt) 70, 71–73, 115
‘Big Houses’ 22–23
Boroughs, Justin C. (artist) CS
Bridge, Major Cyprian (58th Regt) 144, 146
Brilliant (barque) 85
Britomart, Point and Fort 117, 133, 135, 135, 136, 150
Brown Campbell & Co. 5–6, 10, 223
Browne, Thomas Robert Gore 137
Buckland, Alfred 22
Buddee, Paul 122
Buick, T. Lindsay 144
Bunbury, Major Thomas (80th Regt) 72
Burnett, Commodore, W. F. CB 152, 155, 161–2, chap. 11 passim
Bush, Graham W. 33–34
Cabbage Tree Swamp, 210, 210, 212, 212
cable links 20
Cameron, Lt-General Duncan Alexander 148, 152
Campbell, John Logan, images of 2, 59, 182, 198
trains as doctor 1
surgeon on the Palmyra 2
becomes William Brown’s partner 3
prospers in Brown Campbell & Co. 4–6
buys One Tree Hill Estate 56, 224
returns to Europe 9
temporary return to Auckland 1860–61 11
cultural development abroad 185, 191
forced to return, 1871 10–11, 20
buys out Brown 11
member of ‘Limited Circle’ 18
hosts Trollope chap. 13
hosts Frank Connelly chap. 14
rides out 1887–95 business crisis 18–19
builds Kilbryde on Parnell Point 21–22
drives first electric tram 27
gifts Cornwall Park 38–39
writes ‘My Autobiography’ 225
last years 222–26
Campbell, Logan (Logie) 194, 194
Campbell, Winifred 223
Campbell Free School of Art 199–200
Carabain, Jacques (artist) CS
Chelsea, 25
church service on ships 99–100
Churton, Rev. John Frederick 75
Clark, James McCosh 18
Clarke, George (land purchase officer) 42
Clayton, M. T. (artist) CS
colonial cemetery 66
Commercial Bay CS, 3, 7, 109, 109
Connelly, Cornelia 193
Connelly, Rev. Pierce 193
Connelly, Pierce Francis (Frank) 192, 224, chap. 14 passim
Cormack, William Eppes 70, 71–72
Cornwall and York, Duke of 37, 38
Cornwall Park 38, 38–39, 53, 60, 61, 225–6
Cornwall Park Trust Board 26, 51–53
cottages 24
Cotton, Rev. William Charles 56
Craig, Joseph 119
cricket 208
Culpan, William 92
Curnow, Allen 107
Daldy, William Crush (sea captain) 5, 82
Davis, Charles Oliver (interpreter) 148
Davis, Moss 18
Deans, Bob 216
Devonport 25
Devonport Steam Ferry Co. 25
Dickens, Charles 177
Dilworth, Andrew (Waitakere) 170
Dilworth, James 18–19, 56, 61, 90, chap. 12 passim, 169
Dilworth farm 171, 172, 208, 218, 219
Dilworth School 165–6, 166, 167, 174–5
Dixon, George H. 216
Domain Springs 33
Drury, Captain of HMS Pandora 163
Duchess of Argyle (barque) CS, 84, 95, 104, 112, 115
Dufty, Jack 202
Dungannon (Royal School of) 169–70, 170, 174
Earp, George Butler 70
Eden Cricket Club 210
Eden Park CS, 201, 209, 211, 213
Education Act, 1877 28
Esk HMS (steam corvette) 149–51
Fairburn, Thayer 139
Falwasser, Henry chap. 5 passim
farms, suburban 167–8
‘Father of Auckland’ 2
Featherston, Dr Isaac Earl 73
Fencibles, Royal NZ 8, 136, 137
Fenton, Francis Dart (Chief Judge of Native Land Court) 49, 49–51
Ferguson, Dr H. Lindo (ophthalmic surgeon) 226
Ferguson, Niall 91
Fitzgerald, Robert Appleyard 70–71
FitzRoy, Capt. Robert RN 57, 80, 81, 142, 143, 144
Fox, William 6
Freeman’s Bay 227
Froude, James Anthony 177–9
Gallaher, David 201, 202, 213–4
gas lighting 31
Gate Pa, battle of 147
George, James (baker) 128
Gibson, William 6
goldmining in Auckland province 15
Goodfellow, William (1840s baker) 113
Goodfellow, William (1880–1974) 18
Government House, the first CS
Graham, George 48
Graham, George Samuel (grandson of the above) 45, 135
Graham, Robert 14, 94, chap. 7 passim, 110, 114, 119–20, 207
Grey, Sir George Edward 11, 152, 155, 156
Grey, Henry George, third Earl (Viscount Howick) 130–1
Grey Lynn 24
Gunson, Sir James Henry 18
Hamilton, Capt. RN of HMS Esk 149
Harrier, HMS 152, 156, 159, 160, 162
Hattaway, Robert (colour sergeant) 137
Hay, Alexander McLeod, Lt (58th Regt) 66
Heale, Theophilus (sea captain) 86
Henderson & Macfarlane (merchants) 146
Hengia, Warena 48
Henry, Thomas 57–58
Highwic CS, 22
Hocken, Thomas Morland (bibliographer) 76, 77–78
Hogan, Patrick Joseph CS Hua Kaiwaka 44
Hulme, Col., William (96th Regt) 143, 145–6
Hunt, Lt RN (Orpheus survivor) 159
hygiene on immigrant ships 101–2
industry in 19th-century Auckland 25, 26, 29
Jackson, Samuel 194
Jane Gifford (barque) CS, 126, chap. 7 passim; meals on 100–101
Jenkins, Capt. Robert RN, HMS Miranda, 152
Jerningham, F. D. (midshipman) 152
Johnson, John MD CS
Judge’s Bay CS, 50
Kawiti, Te Ruki 141
Kilbryde (Parnell) 21, 23, 197, 222, 223, 224, 227
Kiwi Tamaki 45–47
Kohimarama 50
Korokino 55
Kororareka Association 64
Kyber Pass (now Khyber Pass Road) 118
Land Claims Bill (1842) 69
Land Wars 138, chap. 10 passim
Ligar, Charles Whybrow 113
Logan, Robert 119
Logan Bank 20, 20, 21, 182, 196–7
Louisa Campbell (barque) 86
Low & Motion’s Flour Mill 34
McDonald, Peter 89–90, chap. 7 passim, 108, 112, 120, 144–5, 146
Mackelvie, James Tannock 189, 190
McLachlan, Lachlan 84, 86, 87–88
McLean, Sir Terence J. 215
McLintock, Alexander Hare 67–68
MacMurray, Rev. George 166, 174
Main Trunk Railway Deviation 230
Maning, Frederick Edward (Judge of Native Land Court) 140
Manukau Harbour 155, 157, 163, 164
Maori, as provisioners 108, 111
as stone masons 135
concept of ownership 42–43
population decline 179
relationship with Parkhurst Boys 129
Martin, Mary Ann (Lady) author of Our Maoris 113–14
Martin, Dr Samuel McDonald 69, 70–73, 76, 77
Martin, Sir William (Chief Justice) 69, 70–73
Mary Anne (troopship) 113–14
Maungakiekie, CS, 46, 55, chap. 3 passim
Maungawhau 55
Mechanics Bay 21, 111, 119, 229
Meiklejohn, George McPherson 74
Metropolitan Ground 36; see also Albert Barracks
Middle Bank, Manukau Harbour 157, 158–9
Moir, Lt William, engineer (58th Regt) 66
Moore, John (printer) 70, 76, 77
Morrin, Thomas 18
Mossman, James Dilworth 171–2
Motukorea 4
Mount Prospect see One Tree Hill Estate
Myers, Sir Arthur Milziner 9, 37, 38, 224
Myers Park 38
Naval Brigade at Gate Pa 150–1
New Lynn 26
New South Wales 125
New Zealand Banking Co. 167
New Zealand Co. 92
New Zealand Herald 148
New Zealand Herald and Auckland Gazette 69, 75–76
New Zealand Insurance Co. 9
New Zealand Loan & Mercantile Agency Co. Ltd 9
New Zealand Waitemata & Manukau Co. 84
New Zealand Wars 11–12, chap. 10, passim
Ngai Tai 51
Ngati Paoa 44–45
Ngati Whatua chap. 5 passim, 53–57
Niccol, Henry (ship-builder) 118–19
Normanby, Constantine Henry Phipps (1st Marquis) 131
North Star, HMS 142
obelisk on One Tree Hill 3, 226
O’Brian, Patrick 95
Oceana, 178
tree on chap. 3 passim
Orpheus HMS CS, 139, 161, chap. 11 passim
O’Rorke, Sir George Maurice 16, 59–60
Owen, George Burgoyne 22
Paratutai signal station 158
Paruroa (Big Muddy Creek) 47
Parkhurst Boys, background 124–5
experience in Auckland 123, 127–9
relationship with Maori 129
settler reaction to 123, 127–8, 130–1
Parr, Sir Christopher James 35
Paul, R. captain of Jane Gifford 96
Peter Pan 121
Phillpotts, Lt George RN 79–80
Philson, Dr Thomas Moore 138, 161, 162
pioneer rolls 121–2
Planter (schooner) 170
Platts, Una (historian) 127
Poenamo, 56
Point Erin Park 37
Polack, Joel Samuel 64–65
Potter, William 208
Potter’s Paddock 201, 208, 211, 292
press, the early 68
Potter’s Paddock 201, 202, 208, 211
Queen Street 16, 29 35, 89, 90, 113, 117, 227, 229
railway transport, Auckland to Drury 25
Auckland to Kaipara 26
Main Trunk Railway Deviation 227
Ranfurly Shield 211
reclamations 21, 22, 29, 227, 229, 230
recreation on ships 102–3
Reed, A. W. 50
regiments, 58th (Black Cuffs) 133, 134–5, 136–7, 142, 143, 145–6
68th 150
80th 135
roads 32, 35, 113–14, 118, 134–5
Robertson, David, commander of HMS Hazard 141
Robertson, John (ropemaker) 106
Roderick Hudson (novel by Henry James) 190
Rough, Capt. David (harbourmaster) 104, 105, 110–11, 117, 126–7, 229
Royal Navy 140
rugby in Auckland chaps 15 and 16 passim
Russell, Robert Edward Nolan 18
St George (barque) 125–6
St Louis (US corvette) 141, 142
St Paul’s Church 142
Sala, George Augustus 177
Scott, Dick (historian) 210
Selwyn, Bishop George Augustus 119, 148
sewage disposal 33–34
Sharp, Alfred CS
Shearer, John (trader, Bay of Islands) 108–9
ships’ crews, conditions of 97–98
Shipton, Dr L. P. (surgeon on Jane Gifford) 96, 99
Shortland, Edward 71–73
Shorthand, Lt Willoughby RN 70, 76, 127
Shortland Crescent 33, 33, 114, 117, 144–6, 147
Sinclair, Dudley 67, chap. 6 passim
Smith, Stephenson Percy 48
Southern Cross (later Daily Southern Cross) 8, 11, 81, 83, 89, 126, 128
Springbok test, 1921 213
steam transport in the Pacific 19
Sullivan, Robert (poet) 52
Swainson 50, 69, 128, 130, 131, 133, 224
Symonds, Capt. William Cornwallis 85–86
Tait, captain of Duchess of Argyle 96, 108–9
Tamaki isthmus 41
Tamaki-makau-rau 43
Tamaki Drive 227
Taraia, Ngakuti Te Tumuhuia 4
Taurarua 50
Taurere Pa 46
Taylor, Allan Kerr 22
Te Akitai 51
Te Kawau, Apihai 51
Te Kawerau-o-Maki 51
Te To-waka 43
Te Totara-i-ahua 55
Te Uringutu 51
Te Whau 43
Temple, Philip 73
Thames Hotel 168
The Campbell & Ehrenfried Co. 223–4
Thompson, E. P. 131
Thomson Dr Arthur Saunders surgeon (58th Regt) 67, 130, 132
timber milling 15
Trollope, Anthony CS, 181, chap. 13 passim
Trollope, Fanny (Anthony’s mother) 176
Trollope, Thomas Adolphus (‘T. A.’) 183
Turner, Benjamin E. 64–65
Tyrone Buildings 168
Veitch, sailing master of HMS Niger 163
Victory HMS 162
villas 24
Vogel, Sir Julius 16
von Hochstetter, Ferdinand 58, 209
Waha-akiaki 45–48
Waihi Goldmining Co. 10
Waiohua 44–45
Waitemata Harbour 148, 150, 153
Wakefield, Edward Jerningham 87, 87, 88
Wakefield, Colonel William 73
Wakefield Street 134
water supply, private 32–33
public 34–35
Waterloo Bridge 89
watermen 110
Watkins, C. H. Kennett 197, 199–200
Webster, William (‘Bully’ or ‘Wepiha’) 4, 88
Western Park 37
wharves and jetties, or lack of 30, 90, 90, 109
Whitaker, Sir Frederick 12, 13, 18
Whitaker, Frederick A. 205
Wilson, William Chisholm 77, 148
Wing, Edward 157, 162, 163, 164
Wing, Thomas (Manukau harbourmaster) 157, 159, 163
women 37, 91, 95, 97, 99, 115–16, 204
Wonga Wonga, steamship 159, 160
Wood, Samuel Allen (‘Rakau’) 79
Wynyard, Lieut. Colonel, Robert Henry (58th Regt) 8