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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 13, Issue 677, 29 April 1869, Page 2

Mqw Advertiseiaexits. Napier Rifle Volunteers. A MEETING of the NAPIEK EIFLE i VOLUNTEERS will take ) place in the ODDFELLOWS' HALL on the r EVENING of FRIDAY. (TO-iViOhROV\ ), April >o'Clock. J. TEYINE, Lieutenant Commanding. Napier, April 29, 1869. 232 Militia District Order. Napier, April 23, 1869. 10R the information of all concerned, 1 ihe companies of Napier Militia will from this date be numbered as follows : JCb. 1 or Capt. Pitzgcrald's Company Ist clas9 men Kennedy's Wilson's Wallace's W. It. Russell's Rhodes' Hill's A'Deane's 11. It. Russell's Golhn's Hunter's 2nd „ „ 2nd „ ~ 3rd „ „ l'uketapu Meunee Clive Havelock Kereru Waipawa Waipukurau Poraugahau CHARLES LAMBERT, Lieut.-Col. Commanding Napier District. 231 Barque 'William CargilT for London. - 1 » LL ACCOUNTS against 1 the Barque: 'William Cargill' nmst be sent in duplicate to the Under* ei-ned r IHIS DAY, THURSDAY, 29th APRIL, 1869. KINROSS & Co, Agent 9. Napier, April 29,1839. 228 Circular Saw Line of Steamer" FOR WELLING-TON. HHE screw steamer Lord Ashley, H. Wohsp, Commander, will arrrive from Auckland on SUNDAY, «»d will steam as above Shortly after Arrival. For further particulars, apply to EOUTLEDGE, KKNN EDY & Co., Ag-nts. Napier, April 29,1868. 229 For Auckland Direct. JS^v,.-a-* rniTE screw steamer ' Star of the South,' 161 tons, Captain W. Bendall, will steam for the above port at TEN o'clock a.m. on SATURDAY next, Ist May, For Passage only, applv to WATT BROS., Agents. Napier, April 28,1869. 239 New Zealand Steam Navigation Company [limited.] FOR WELLINGTON & SOUTHERN PORTS. nPHE screw steamer Wellington, Captain F. Holmes, will be despatched as above, on or about FRIDAY, (To-morrow), April 30. For Freight or Passage, apply to KINROSS & Co., Agents. Napier, April 26, 1869. ' 225 Circular Saw Line of Steamers. rpiTE screw steamer _ X LordAshlev. - Lord Ashley, H-WobsPjV oinmander, will, until further notice, make fortnightly trips between Auckland and Wellington,calling at Napier each way. Consignees of cargo from Sj'dr.ey are informed that goods will be conveyed at a through rate of 50/- "$• ton, Janded in JS'apier. ROUTLEDGE, KENNEDY, & Co., Agents. Napier, April 19,1869. 220 We learn that Sergeant Arthur Carkeek and the twelve mounted men of the Armed 1 onstabulary stationed at Masterton, have received orders to proceed at once to Napier, to join the field force there.— Evening Post. Another gang of Chinese manufacturers of spurious gold are reported to be at work in Otago. The police are said to be on the track of the culprits. It is understood to be in contemplation by the Colonial Government to iutroduco next session a special Act, in order to put a stop to this nefarious practice.