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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3836, 14 April 1881, Page 3

Volunteer Notices DISTRICT AND REGIMENTAL ORDERS. THE following ORDERS are for the guidance of the Thames Corps about to proceed to the Encampment at Te Awamutu :— 1. The' Hnuruki Engineers, Scottish Bat* tulion, Native Volunteers, and Naval Brigade, will, for the occasion, form the Thames Battalion 2., The Staff will consist of Major Murray, in command; Captain. Small, as Senior Major; Captain Wildman, Junior Major ; Adjutant Schofield, as Adjutant; Sergeant-Mojor Scott, of the Scottish, ns Battalion Serpeaut Major : Quarter-master Sergeant Morrison will be in charge of the rear guard ; Sergeant Wilson, Orderly Room Serceant ; Sergeant Robinson, Provost Sergeant. 3. The several Companies will parade in marching order, opposite the Pacific Horel, at fi a.m. on Friday, the 15th of April, for embarkation on Rotomahana. On arilviil at the railway wharf, Auckland, a special train will be in readiness forTe Awarautu. Each man will require to provide himself with a half day's cooked rations. 4. Officers commanding Companies will detail two men each for the baggage guard, under Quartermaster Sergeant Moivieon. 5. A regimental 12 hour guard will be mounted and sentries posted immediately upon arrival at the Camp; other guards .and picquets as here- ■ after may be appointed. The guards will be furnished in rotation by the several Companies, beginning with No. 1. 6. Hours for guard mounting and appointment or orderly officers will be made after, arriral in Camp, and by orders from Colonel Lyon. 7. The Battalion will return in two trains, leaving Te Awamutu sharp at 9.15 and 930 on Monday evening. The Rotomahana will start for the Thames on arrival of the .Battalion in- Auckland. 8. All Volunteers must be in Uniform, and must travel by the trains specially set apart for them. 9. It is particularly requested that Officers in charge of guns and baggage will sea that no delay occurs in loading and unloading from 6teamer and train. 10. From the time of departure of the Battalion until its return, strict discipline will be maintained. T. L. Mubbat, • Major. .Militia and Volunteer Office, Thames, Aj,ril 11th, 1881. THAMES RIFLE RANGEBS. THE Company will PARADE THIS '(Thursday) ■ EVENING* at Eight o'clock sharp. Full dress TJnifoi m, Arms, and Accoutrements ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION on EASTE it MONDAY by CONOERT and D.&NCE, in VoiTTNTiiSB Hah, Shortland. Proceeds in aid of Band, G-ood fellowship being our desire, we heartily welcome Volunteers of every Company who ara remaining in the District. TICKETS—DoubIe, 3s ; Single, 2s. E. T. Douglas, 2012 .. Captain, THAMES SCOTTISH BATTALION. THE Battalion and Band will Perade in marching order opposite the Pacific Hotel at 6 a.m., TO-MORROW (Friday) April 15 for embarkation on Rotomahana. AU member are requested to bring their bagaoe to the Drill Shed for packing THIS (Thursday) EVENING,- ": 1 T. L. Mttbbay, 2017 Major. HAURAKI ENGINEERS. /COMPANY and BAND will fall in at the VJ Drill Hall TO-MORROW (Friday), Isthinst., at 5.45 a.m. in Marching Order. Ball Pouches to be worn. J. Stobmont Small, 2021 ' Captain. Tenders ■ ■ FIREWOOD. mENDERS will be received at the HobX. pital until TUESDAY, the I9th inst., at 12 o'clock noon, for supplying the Hospital with 60 Taiis of Titree, Rata, or Puriri Firewood of tKe BEST QUALITY, delivered and Stacked ait the Thames Hospital. A deposit of £2 miist be made with each tender. E. Honiss, 2014 Secretary Thames Hospital. — TTJ ■ ■ TENDERS for the ERECTION of a ' 'School-house at . Hastings (Thames) will be receired by the Education Board, Wyndham street, Auckland, until-Noon of FRIDAY, 29th April instant. Plan and Specification at the Office of the Board, and on application to the Secretavy of the District School Committf 3, Hastings. ■ • 2015 Notices GITY FLOUR MILLS. SHOBTLAND BTBEET., The Undersigned, having made extensive purchases of the Best Auckknd and Southern Wheats, beg to draw special attention to their ANCHOR BRAND FAMiLY FjuOUR. They venture to assert this well-known Brand is superior to any Southern Flour imported, and fearlessly recommend it to all Householders requiring a first-class Pastry Flour. Asi foe Byckoft's Anchoe Bband, —— Per ton. Sacks ... ... 'fill' 0 0 Hundreds ... 11.10 0 50's ... ... 12 P 0 25V ... -. 12 7 6 J. BYCROFT & CO. April 6th, 1881. 202 C CORRECT TIME-KEEPERS. I J OLDENS 42s Silver Hunting Watch, FT Guaranteed 2 years. 1 At a very pleasant tea party, the conversa^ tion turned on transmigration. A lady 6: ' exquisite beauty who was sipping McGoWAM'f i beßt, turned to Mr and asked what fortr ■ he would prefer to inhabit ? lir be dissolved in 3s Tba madam. — ■--,