 Following the death of Colenso in 1883 and the resignation of Macrorie in 1892 the archbishop of Canterbury appointed his chaplain, Arthur Hamilton Baynes, as bishop of both Anglican groups.Baynes was able to bring about a reconciliation of the two, and by the time he resigned in 1901 most of the Colenso churches had agreed to come under his jurisdiction.He was able to leave a diocese consisting of eighteen parishes, six Zulu missions, two Indian missions, three schools and one mission hospital.