Cororoandel, f^old-fields at, iu 197.
Cowell, Mr. J. W., his charge against
the New Zealand Coutpany, iL 192.
Darling, Governor, his proclamation
against the sale of heads, L 263.
Dashwood, Mr., ii. 200.
Denny, Captain, ii. 128.
D*£ntrecasteaux, Admiral, i. 242.
Despard, Colonel, commands ezpedi*
tion against Obeawai, ii. 113.
D*Harcourt, Captain, i. 236.
Diplomatic feasts (Hakaries), i. 189.
Duff, ship missionary espeditioa to
Tahiti, i. 305.
Dunedin, ii. 168.
Durham, Lord, member of New Zea-
land Company, L 269.
FUrville, Captain, I 270.
Durville Island, i. 4.
Dusky Bay, i. 33.
Eaheinomawe, ancient name of North
Island, i. 4.
Earthquakes, noticed by Captain
Cook, Mr. Stephens, and Judge
Chapman, i. 10; of 1848, iL 170;
of 1852, 231.
East Cape, i. 8.
Egmont, Mount, i. 6.
Eyre, Mr. George, Lieutenant-Governor
oi New Munster, iL 1.59.
Fairbum, Rev. William, his land pur-
chases, i. 262.
Fenclbles, New Zealand, ii. 166.
Ferns, number of, L 15 ; edible, 154^
Femuidez, Juan, i. 226.
Fitzgerald, Mr. Edward, iL 187;

member of Executive Council, 217;

his proceedings in that capacity,

218.
Fitzroy, Captun Bobert, Governor of

New Zealand, ii. 82; superseded,

122.
Flaxplant, i. 157; ii. 26a
Foveaux Straits, L 4.
French, the, their attempt to Mttle in

New Zealand, iL 30.
Fresne, Marion de, L 233; hit aaaiaai-

natioD, 234.
Frogs found in New Zealaod, L 99.
Fungi eaten by Maoris, L 19.
Furniture woods, L 20.
GilfilUn, Mr., asaassinatad faj nativa^
iL 142.
Gipps, Sir George, Governor of New
South Wales, L 278.
Godley, Mr. John Bobert, iL 183.
Gold discoveries, iL 197, 198.
Gonneville, Binct Paulmier de, L 225.
Gore, Lieutenant, i. 231.
Grant, Captain, killed at Oheawai, iL
117.
Great Barrier Island, L 4.
