"UNEASY LIES THE HEAD THAT WEARS A GROWN."

"I will watt wy Mttet as Councillor for »y w*rd to* 2e 6d," was tftw wearied utter »w» of « Wellington City Father coon »R*r 4w took bis seat at the Council table fee other night, report* the "Port."

SCHOOL FOR MAORI GIRLS.
Aa Auckland telegram tftaten that at * meeting, presided over "by the Qo- WTOor, it was resolved to take steps to ftdablwh a school for Maori girie, with a *w to train them into good domestic ■'tween, fit for wives for educated Maori «tea and mothers far ihtut children.
SIR GEORGE WHITE AT MARITZ BURO.
jDttrinjj tlte reception of General Sir <**rge Wiuto at Maritzburg rather an un fcrhnutt! incident ocoamd. Tjbe crowd, « the intensity of *ts #nt&uriMm, inwieted °» rtriig/jttg ti, e <j oreruor ' 9 carriage, cou iuwnjC grfbnt yisitm, j T<m the KtlAkm ™»tetobe» «» enormous strain of be- to v»ek>u9 directions W several • «WWr«i draioiwtmtive but weU-inteotioned P»pl<f, end tie front part; -was to

THE PENALTIES OF BEING GREAT.
inmim Henry of children, *» wmiag to town froa> Windsor, noticed •«** * gwwi number of children along the carrying Union Jack flags. They Qoeen tiwrt. th«y should likewise JfW'ittg". Htr Majesty ordered for each rj** m * siiktii banneret of the Union Jack *nd the Koyal childr«a» rased them !*'■"*• first time on the occasion of the J*P*c*Joi» o f tho Guards, displaying them ***« tfibe Queen as rfw drove unto the * W8 «. much to her 'Majesty's delight.
