Volume 4: The Crown, The Treaty and the Hauraki Tribes 1800-1885: Table of Contents: 5

Ref Number:

Table of Contents: page 5 (4 pages)
		6

CONTENTS

FOREWORD	III
PREFACE ..
INTRODUCTION AND CHAPTER SUMMARY	I
CHAPTER ONE: HAURAKI AND THE CROWN, 1800-1850	29
The Hauraki Rohe and Iwi	29
Hauraki at 1840 ........................................	33
The Signing of the Treaty of Waitangi ..	38
Purchase of Hauraki Lands, 1840-1850 .	40
(a) Early Crown purchases ......................	40
(b) Pre-emption waiver purchases, 1840-1845	41
	45
Old Land Claims Commission ..	46
(a) Introduction ..	46
(b) The first hearings at Hauraki, 1843-1844	48
(c) The findings of the first old Land Claims Commission	49
(d) The Bell Commission .. .	53
The Issue of Surplus Lands ..	62
(a) Introduction ..	62
(b) The Fairburn 'surplus'	64
(c) Great Barrier Island ..	68
(d) A note on the Myers' Commission	71
The impact of colonisation on Hauraki, 1840 -1855 ..	72
CHAPTER TWO: HAURAKI AND THE CROWN, 1850-1865	77
The Coromandel Agreement, 1852	77
Crown Purchases, 1853-1865	89
The Reopening of the Coromandel Gold Field, 1861-1862	98
The Opening of Tokatea Gold Field ................	IOI
The Administration of the Coromandel Gold Field	106
	109
Confiscation	115
(a) Tauranga	117
(b) Waikato-Wairoa confiscation ..	121
(c) The impact of refugees ..	122
The Compensation Court ..	122
(a) East Wairoa	123
(b) Hauraki interests in Central Waikato ..	126
(c) Negotiation of Hauraki claims at Tauranga	126
The Long-term Impact of Confiscation on Hauraki	127
The Return of 'Reserves', 1865-1900	129