Having struggled financially for some years, the Company was in great difficulty by early 1844 in the wake of the Wairau incident of June 1843, in which 22 settlers had been killed in an ill-advised clash with Ngāti Toa.
Read more on NZHistory
British and Irish immigration 1840-1914 – British & Irish immigration, 1840-1914Edward Gibbon Wakefield, 1823 – Treaty biographies
External links
- Wakefield and the New Zealand Company (Christchurch City Libraries)
- Edward Gibbon Wakefield (DNZB)
- Te Āti Awa of Wellington (Te Ara)
- British immigration and the New Zealand Company (Te Ara)
How to cite this page
'New Zealand Company ends colonising efforts', URL: /new-zealand-company-suspends-all-colonising-operations, (Ministry for Culture and Heritage), updated 14-Jun-2016
