The Fictitious Debate. Tho Auckland correspondent of a contemporary says “The New Zealand Herald ex plains that it was grossly deceived with respect to the fictitious debate which was supposed to have taken place iu the American Congress when it was proposed to subsidise Webb’s steamers. It appears to me that the Herald's explanation satisfies no one. In reference to it, at intervals nearly all to-day, one hears such remarks as these, viz.—‘Humbug! rot ! Lon’t we all know that that scoundrel M'Cann’s lies were circulated all over New Zealand for the express purpose of damaging the Fox-Vogel Ministry f ”
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Advertisements received too late for Classification. PRINCESS THEATRE. Lessees - Messrs Geodes & Willis. During Mr HOSKINS’ ENGAGEMENT, the Stage Management will be under his direction. THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, November 5, LOVE’S SACRIFICE. Matthew Elmore Mr Hoskins Margaret Elmore ... Miss F. Colville Eugene Mr H. N. Douglas Bermione Miss Flora Ansteao To conclude with THE DAY AFTER THE WEDDING. Colonel Freelove ... Mr H. N. Douglas Lady Freelove ... ... Mias Jennie Nye Wednesday—MONEY. Friday (By Request)—CAMJLLE.
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Evening Star, Issue 3030, 5 November 1872, Page 3
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178Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Issue 3030, 5 November 1872, Page 3
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