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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3597, 22 January 1883, Page 3

Amusements. THEATRE WmSiSMii ROYAL. ARCHIBALD I^ORBES, THE FAMOUS KING OF SPECIALS, Will TO-NIGHT, Monday, January 22, in the Theatre Royal, Napier, deliver his THRILLING LECTURE — EXPERIENCES OF A AVAR CORRESPONDENT. Synopsis.—Casualties among War Correspondents—The " Ideal " AVar Correspondent—The Dead Bridegroom at the Spicheren — The Prostration of Paris — "Ragout of Dog"—The Red Days of the Commune —A Long Ride from Deligrad— The Scotch AVar Correspondent—MaeGahan, the Heroic American AVar Correspondent— Life on Campaign—The Scene at Plevna— An Episode of the Kyber Pass—The Dead at Isandula—Ulindi—" Fire Low, Alcn !"— The Cavalry Charge—The Lecturer's Ride with the News—"Bloody with Spurring, Fiery-red with Haste "—Glad Tidings. The Lecture will be ILLUSTRATED by ORIGINAL LIFE-SIZE PORTRAITS. Tickets for all parts at Air Craig's, Bookseller. Doors open at 7.20, commence at 8 ; carriages at 9.45. R, S. SAIYTHE. PUKETAPU CONCERT. 4 CONCERT will be held in the Schoolj\_ room on the 20th instant, in aid of the School Funds. Several Napier musical friends will take part in the entertainment. Air G. Rymer's Coach will leave Newton's corner at 5.-'5 O. Return fares, 3s each. Tickets to be obtained at Messrs Dinwiddie, AValkcr and Go's., Napier, Air G. A. Oliver's, and Air AY. Elbourne's Store, Puketapu. Refreshments to be had during interval. Admission, 2s Gd ; children half price. Performance to commence at 7.30. Special Trains. N 0 T I cli^ AVAR CORRESPONDENT! ARCHIBALD FORBES' LECTUK E. A Special Train will leave Hastings for Napier at 7 o'clock p.m. (calling at intermediate Stations and returning to Hastings immediately after the Lecture), on the evening of MONDAY, the 22nd instant, and THURSDAY, the 25th instant, to enable the inhabitants of the District to hear these AVorld-famed Lectures. Ordinary Return Fares. NEAV ZEALAND RAILWAYS. NAPIER SECTION. SPECIAL TRAIN. ON AVEDNESDAY, the 21th instant, a Special Train will run as under : — Leave Leave Napier 8.45 a.m. Hastings Show Farndon . ,9..'J ~ Ground platArrive form.... 6.80 p.m. Hastings Show Farndon , .0.53 ~ Ground plat- Arrive form 9.25 ~ Napier.... 7.15 ~ C. B. HANKEY, District Manager. Napier, Jan. 18, 1883. Volunteer Notices. DISTRICT ORDERS. THE Usual Monthly Inspection of the two Hawke's Bay Corps of Volunteers will take place on TUESDAY, the 23rd instant, in front of the Athemeum at 7.45 p.m. Fines for non-attendance will be enforced under the New A r olunteer Regulations. AY. ROUTLEDGE, Major Commanding District. Napier, Jan. '13, 1883. N.Z. VOLUNTEER REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY. F Battery Orders. "\TO. 1. The Members will Parade in Fidl J_\ Dress Uniform at 7.45 p.m. on TUESDAY, January 23, in front of the Atheinemn for Inspection. Absentees, under the New Volunteer Regulations, will be liable to a fine of not less than Five Shillings or exceeding Three Pounds. No. 2. A General Meeting of tho Battery will be held immediately after Parade. FRANK AY. GARNER, Captain Commanding. Napier, Jan. 13, 1883. N O T I C E. ''pHE TT Battery recraii-cs Members to X bring the corps up to the maximum strength allowed by the new Regulations. Persons wilbng to enroll are requested to attend the parade and meeting to be held at the Criterion Hotel TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) NIGHT. Standard height sft. Gin. Enrollment can only take place in the months of January and July. FRANK AY. GARNER, _ Captain Commanding. NJLV 4 TTENTION is directed to GENERAL J\. ORDERS. Monthly Inspection: TUESDAY EVENING, at 8 p.m., opposite the Athemeum. AY. R. BLYTHE, Captain Commanding Napier Rifles. KRV. MEAIBERS unwilling to serve under the new Regulations are requested to apply for their discharge on or before THURSDAY, the 25th instant. Having delivered up all arms and accoutrements, or other property, and paid any dues in which they may be indebted to tho Company, such discharge will at once be granted. Members willing to serve under the new Regulations are requested to signify the same to the officer commanding the company on or before THURSDAY, the 25th instant, by filling up and forwarding the proper form. With a view of clearly placing tho position of the company before members, and others who may be disposed to join it, the following information is jdaccd before them. Should the company on the 31st instant not number forty-three rank and file, including recruits all duly sworn in under the new Regulations, it will be disbanded, thus loosing (even should it be re-organised the day after) its seniority among the corps of New Zealand. With a view to avoiding this, and if possible saving the corp's precedence, the officers individually and collectively place their commissions in the hands of the company as newly constituted, and cither or all of them will at once resign if requested by the vote of three-fourths of those members and proposing members who may by the 25th instant have signified their willingness to re-enrol or enrol, such request to be simply coin-eyed by word of mouth through the senior non-commissioned officer to the officer commanding the company on or before the 31st instant. The following leading rules arc extracted from the new Regulations for the guidance of members and others : — G. A Arolunteer shall be entitled to his discharge at any time after a year's service on application to his Commanding Officer, provided he shall have given not less than three calendar months' notice of his intention to make the application ; such notice to expire in January or July. 9. The standard height for Volunteers shall be, for Artillery corps, 5 feet 0 inches ; and for all other corps, 5 feet 5 inches ; but exceptions to the standard may be allowed, under special circumstances, by the Officer in Command of the District. GG. All enrolled members of Volunteer corps must be natural-born or naturalised subjects of Her Majesty. G9. Any Volunteer who wishes to be transferred to another corps may, except when on actual service, at any time after the expiration of a year's service, by giving one week's previous notice, be transferred upon his delivering up to the Commanding Officer of the'corps which he is about to leave, in good order, fair wear and tear only excepted, the arms and accoutrements or other property of the Government issued to him, aiid shall not be accepted in another corps until he produces a certificate showing