| PART I | | CHAPTER | PAGE | | I. | The Maori as I knew him | 1 | | II. | How Matene failed to convert the Lower Wanganui | 53 | | III. | How a Scout won the New Zealand Cross | 73 | | IV. | A Hau Hau Martyr | 84 | | V. | A Brush with Bushrangers | 92 | | VI. | The Scout that failed | 106 | | VII. | Some Miraculous Escapes I have known | 125 | | VIII. | A Tough Swim in Bad Company | 137 | | IX. | Held up by a Bushranger | 146 | | X. | On the Scout in New Zealand | 150 | | XI. | The Colonel’s Fiery Tot | 161 | | XII. | Lost in the New Zealand Bush | 164 | | XIII. | The Trooper’s Regard for his Trust and Horse | 177 | | XIV. | A Gruesome Flute | 182 | | XV. | The Doctor and the Sentry | 187 | | XVI. | How Kiwi saved his Clothes and the Governor lost his Dinner | 192 | | XVII. | A South Sea Bubble | 202 |
PART II | | I. | The DÉbut of the Lost Legion in Natal | 215 | | II. | A Queer Card | 232 | | III. | A Conversion that failed | 257 | | IV. | Jack Ashore in 1871 | 265 | | V. | The Conversion of Mike O’Leary | 275 | | VI. | Bushed | 283 | | VII. | The Non-Com.’s Revenge | 293 |
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