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[Hutchison, William] 1820-1905 :[No. 13]. The rivals. - The knight and the squire. Zealandia. - How UN-happy should I be with either. The "Wellington Advertiser" supplement [3 December 1881].

[Hutchison, William] 1820-1905 :[No. 13]. The rivals. - The knight and the squire. Zealandia. - How UN-happy should I be with either. The "Wellington Advertiser" supplement [3 December 1881].

[Hutchison, William] 1820-1905 :The Stampede for home. No. 52. Atkinson (loq) 'Too late! Too late! ye cannot enter now - Cheque mate?'. Macandrew (loq) 'Come along old man. We'll get a seat next session.' 18 September 1882

[Hutchison, William] 1820-1905 :The Stampede for home. No. 52. Atkinson (loq) 'Too late! Too late! ye cannot enter now - Cheque mate?'. Macandrew (loq) 'Come along old man. We'll get a seat next session.' 18 September 1882

[Hutchison, William] 1820-1905 :The twin angels. The Squatter's Pet and the Auckland Fibber at last in close quarters over the Otago Run Challenge Cup. The "Wellington Advertiser" supplement [18 February 1882].

[Hutchison, William] 1820-1905 :The twin angels. The Squatter's Pet and the Auckland Fibber at last in close quarters over the Otago Run Challenge Cup. The "Wellington Advertiser" supplement [18 February 1882].

[Hutchison, William] 1820-1905 :Schoolmaster Grey - "Is that your financial statement, Sir? Why any little schoolboy in Wellington could do better than that" - Vide Hansard. The Wellington Advertiser Supplement, 24 June 1882.

[Hutchison, William] 1820-1905 :Schoolmaster Grey - "Is that your financial statement, Sir? Why any little schoolboy in Wellington could do better than that" - Vide Hansard. The Wellington Advertiser Supplement, 24 June 1882.

Hutchison, William, 1820-1905 :Asleep with one eye open. No. 33. The Wellington Advertiser supplement, 21 April 1882.

Hutchison, William, 1820-1905 :Asleep with one eye open. No. 33. The Wellington Advertiser supplement, 21 April 1882.