CHAPTER XXIX.

MAORI SLAVERY

CHAPTER XXX.

PIRACY BY CONVICTS

CHAPTER XXXI.

N.Z.  Climate
the starvation cure

CHAPTER XXXII.

THE ART OF TATTOOING

CHAPTER XXXIII.

Tribal government
Maori beliefs
the custom of TAPU
Sunday observance
massacre of French navigator Marion and party

CHAPTER XXXIV.

THE MAORIS’ VIEW OF CHRISTIANITY

CHAPTER XXXV.

Hongi’s threats
preparing for war

CHAPTER XXXVI.

ARRIVAL OF A WARSHIP

CHAPTER XXXVII.

WHALERS AND MISSIONARIES

CHAPTER XXXVIII.

THREATENED WAR

CHAPTER XXXIX.

CONSTRUCTION OF A PA

CHAPTER XL.

A SHAM FIGHT

CHAPTER XLI.

An exciting incident
visit of A great TOHUNGA

CHAPTER XLII.

Victorious warriors
treatment of prisoners
baked heads

CHAPTER XLIII.

VISITS OF WHALERS

CHAPTER XLIV.

SOUTH SEA ISLANDERS

CHAPTER XLV.

DEATH OF HONGI

CHAPTER XLVI.

A tribal Conflict
Shulitea (King George) killed

CHAPTER XLVII.

EXCITEMENT AT KORORAREKA

CHAPTER XLVIII.

Earle’s farewell
missionaries alarmed

CHAPTER XLIX.

JOURNEY TO HOKIANGA

CHAPTER L.

European defences
Mr. Hobbs’ message of peace