Description | Tauranga 1852; Taupo 1864-1867, 1870-1874; England (on leave) 1875-1876; Auckland 1877; Tauranga 1877-1879: Includes: /1-61 Letters 1852, 1864-67, 1870-79; /1 Asks for Mr. Downes of Derbyshire to come to help 1852; /7-9 Relating to murder of C. S. Volkner 1865; /10C List of principal native villages in Taupo district giving churches and native teachers 1865; /12 Relating to trial of Volkner's alleged murderers 1866; /15 Views on relationship of missionaries with ecclesiastical authorities and the development of the native pastorate 1866; /17-18 Letters from Mrs. Agnes Grace 1867; /23B-C Copies of letters from Colonial Secretary's office relating to compensation for losses 1869-70; /23D-F Newspaper cuttings: /23D Report of select committee on claims for compensation for losses sustained in war 1867; /23E St. Saviours Alexandra church meeting 1871; /23F Te Awamutu 1871; /26A Letter from Mrs. Agnes Grace enclosing 26B; /26B Copy of letter from T. S. Grace to Sir George Bowen, governor, asking for clemency for Kereopa 1871; /30B Copy of letter from Te Raimona Petera to T. S. Grace junior 1874; /32 Views on state of Maoris and the needs of missionary work 1875; /33 Note relating to Gisborne school (Turanganui) 1875 and extract relating to Maoris letter from son T. S. Grace 1876; /36B Letter from A. C. Soutar, Opotiki relating to memorial church and tablet for C. S. Volkner 1875; /38A Letter from Mrs. Agnes Grace enclosing 38B-C; /38B-C Letter from Mrs. E. A. Mules with donation for school supplies and list of purchases 1876; /39 Relating to episcopacy and need for native bishop 1877; /41-43,45-46 Relating to possibility of working amongst the Kingite Maoris 1877; /42,46 Copies of correspondence with bishop of Auckland 1877; /44 Letter from Mrs. Agnes Grace 1877; /50B Extract of letter from eldest son relating to Gisborne 1878; /57 Includes reference to compensation for plundering of Pukawa mission house in Jan 1865, paid 1878; /62 Report relating to Taupo and Matata for 1864; /63-67 Annual letters for 1870-74; /63B-C Translations of letters from Te Poihipi and Te Reweti 1870; /68-69 Copies of letters from W. Gisborne and Geo. Safford, Colonial Secretary's Office, Wellington, relating to mitigation of sentences imposed on Maori prisoners [Mr. and Mrs. Grace had interceded for them] 1867 |