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In time of some scarcity of food the Rev. Thomas Burns was applied to to sell flour from his farm at Grant’s Braes.

Upper left (u.l.) in pencil: 14; through image in pencil: 20s per Bushel; l.c. in ink in Dr Hocken’s hand: In time of some scarcity of food the Rev. Thomas Burns was applied to to sell flour from his farm at Grant’s Braes. (now) He refers…

Tags: Burns, Caricatures, Caricatures and cartoons, Cartoons (Commentary), Dr Hocken's Original Pictures, Image, Pencil works, Still Image, Works of Art

Captain Cargill confers the Commissionership of Crown Lands on his son-in-law, Mr W.H.Cutten.

Lower centre (l.c.) in pencil: J. Brown, 1856; through image in pencil: Provincial Secretary, Commissioner of Crown Lands, New Zealand; margin below.

Tags: Cargill, Caricatures, Caricatures and cartoons, Cartoons (Commentary), Dr Hocken's Original Pictures, Image, Pencil works, Political cartoons, Still Image, Wash drawings, Works of Art

Dr Williams, a candidate for senatorial honours, is aided by his friends Mantell, Strode, Carnegie & the Maoris, - and is pelted with rotten eggs by his opponents Cap. Cargill & Cutten. Old Royal Hotel in the distance.

Lower left (l.l.) in pencil: Sub T…asury; u.r. in pencil: Rotten; u.l. in ink in Dr Hocken’s hand: Dr Williams, a candidate for senatorial honours, is aided by his friends Mantell, Strode, Carnegie & the Maoris, - and is pelted with rotten eggs…

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In time of some scarcity of food the Rev. Thomas Burns was applied to to sell flour from his farm at Grant’s Braes.

Captain Cargill confers the Commissionership of Crown Lands on his son-in-law, Mr W.H.Cutten.

Dr Williams, a candidate for senatorial honours, is aided by his friends Mantell, Strode, Carnegie & the Maoris, - and is pelted with rotten eggs by his opponents Cap. Cargill & Cutten. Old Royal Hotel in the distance.

Mr Mantell secures the votes of the Maoris for his friend Dr Williams by bribing them with toys.

Unbending, from public cares, on public grounds.

Wounds may be bound up, and words forgiven, but he who betrays his friends, loses all credit. Feb 23 1861.

Diogenes -Rant, viewing with contempt, the follies of the age.

Almost the only way in the early days of reaching the Legislative Council at Auckland. Captain Cargill takes it.

The coming man.

Recreation on the Town Belt.

St. Andrew: “It’s no use getting your monkey up, I am very Ca-u-tious”

You cannot be admitted, you are only a retailer.

Mr (afterwards Sir Julius) Vogel’s address to the electors. An excellent likeness.

How Otago is being settled.

Landing of the first emigrants in 1848.

Fox and the grapes, hang it!, I don't want it.