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Evening Star, Issue 3025, 30 October 1872, Page 3

Advertisements received too late for Glassification. Militia and Volunteer Office, Dunedin, 30th October, 1872. ENERAL ORDERS. No. 1. The Adjutant will make his Monthly Inspection of Arms and Accoutrements of Companion in the following order, at the head-quarters of Corps, at 8 p.m. Port Chalmers Naval at 8 p.m.; Cadets at 4 p.m,, Friday, Ist November. No. i City Guards Rifles, on Monday, 4th November. No 2 Scottish, North Dunedin Rifles, and Cadets, Wednesday, 6ih November. Dunedin Naval, and Wakari Rifles, on Thursday, 7th November. Battalion Band will be inspected with the North Dunedin, and will march from the North Dunedin to the Headquarters Drill Shed with the Company, Dunedin Artillery, Tuesday, the 12th November. High School Cadets, Tuesday, sth November, at 4 p.m. South District Rifles, Wednesday, 20th November. West Taieri Rifles, Monday, 18th November. East Taieri Rifles, Tuesday, 19th November No. 1 Olutba Rifles, Friday, 22nd November. No. 2 Clutha Rifle** Saturday, 23rd November. Bruce Rifles, Monday and Tuesday, 25th and 26th November. No. 2. The Dunedin Naval will have the use of the Drill Shed on Thursday, the Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers on Friday. No. 3, The Dunedin Artillery, Ist Battalion 0. R.V., Dlmedih Naval and Cadets, will parade at the Octagon on Monday, the llth hist., at 11 o’clock a,m, sharp, march to the North Dunedin Recreation Ground, where a Feu-de-joie will be fired in honor of the Birthday of H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. The Artillery will be provided with 21 blank charges. The Rifles, Naval, and Cadets, with three rounds blank ammuntion. Every Member expected to be present. Members of Country Corps visiting Dunedin arc requested to appear in uniform to take part in the review. No. 4. The North Dunedin Cadets will parade on Friday Ist, Tuesday sth, and Friday oth November, in uniform, arms, and accoutrements. No. 5. Practice at the Government rifle ranges strictly prohibited on Monday, the llth November. By order. JOHN JAMES ATKINSON, Major, District Adjutant.

PUBLIC NOTICES. [Circular,] ARROW DISTRICT MINERS’ ASSOCTATION. THIS Committee having obtained the consent of the various Associations in this Province to a Meeting by Delegates, to make suggestions to the General Govern* merit in reference to a new Goldfields Act, and to appoint a Central Committee in order to obtain unanimity of action when required, and generally to consider subjects of importance to Goldfields interests, have now much pleasure iu inviting your Committee to send a Delegate to a Meeting, to be held at Tuapeka on or about the first day of December next. Exact day and hour of meeting will be intimated to you in a few days. SAME. SYMONDS, Secy, A.D.M.A. Arrowtown, October 21, 1872. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. MEDICAL DISPENSARY. GEORGE E. DEEMER begs respectfully to inform his friends and the public that he has Removed to those more commodious premises in Princes street, next the Bank of New Zealand. THE Undersigned are purchaseiS of Goo» OATS and WHEAT. W. & G. TURNBULL & CO. 13th December, 1871. PHCENIX WOOL AND FLAX WAREHOUSE. THE Undersigned is prepared to make LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES upon the GROWING CLIP, and on all WOOL, FLAX, &c., sent to him, either for Salo in this Market, or for Shipment to his Agents in London or elsewhere. JOHN REID. J. LANSEIGNE, WOOL BROKER, STAFFORD STREET. HOTEL AND GENERAL VALUATOR, FKEDK. H. EVANS, JETTY STREET. OHARES in all the local and up-country Jo companies for sale, and information supplied to buyers and sellers. “LAND TRANSFER ACT, 1870.” (CONNELL AND MOO DI E J LICENSED LAND BROKERS AND SURVEYORS. OTAGO SOUTHERN TRUNK RAILWAY WORKS are now being Opened up. Apply, No. 1 Camp, Chain Hills, and Princes street. JOHN EROGDEN & SON. IGth August, 1872. CLUTHA RAILWAY. NOTICE TO WORKMEN. THE Works are now at Waihola. Apply to being opened up SMYTH, Princes street,