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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 7, Issue 327, 22 January 1863, Page 2

No. 14. Militia Notice, District. Office, Wanganui, 20th January, 1863. ALL Settlers in the Militia. District who are not enrolled Troops or Companies, having in their possession Arms, the property of the General Government of Now Zealand, are required to deliver them into Store at the undermentioned times and places, in default of which they will render themselves liable to a penalty of Ten Pounds and costs : : All Militiamen serving or liable to serve in No. 1 Company, to the Staff : Sergeantmajor at the Militia Office, on the 26th January, 1863, at 12 o’clock, noon: All Militiamen serving or liable to serve in No. 2 Company, to the Staff Sergeantmajor at the Militia Office on the 27th January, 1863, at 12 o’clock, noon. All Militiamen serving or liable to serve in No. 3 Company, to the Staff Sergeantmajor at the Militia Office, on the 28th January, 186.3, at 12 o’clock, noon. All Militiamen serving or liable to serve in No. 4 Company, at the JJen Nevis Hotel, Turakina ; Messrs. Ross’s Station, Messrs. Harrison and Jones’s Station, Mr. Bull’s Hotel, and Mr. Campion’s Station, Rangitikei^ —at 12 o’clock, noon, on the 29th and 30th January, 1863. By command, Wm. DAVIDSON, ■ Lieut. W. R. V. Published for the information of all concerned. i No. 822. 1 Circular Memorandum. Deputy Adjutant General’s Office, Auckland, sth Jan., 1863. SIR, —The Government having forwarded an order home by this mail, for Uniform, to be paid for out of the sum on the Estimates for Militia and Volunteer purposes, do not consider that they can be justly called upon by Troops or Companies to carry out Clause No. 13 of the Volunteer Regulations dated 16th January, 1862 namely, “ Each Troop or Company, which shall consist of sixty 'Volunteers or more, shall receive from the Government annually the sum of Seventy-five'pounds.” Each Member will receive an Uniform complete, under certain conditions and regulations. Uniforms for Officers have also been sent for, but they will have to pay the difference of cost between a Member’s Uniform and that of their respective ranks. I have the honour to be, Sir, Your most obdt. servant, (Signed) H. C. Balneavis, Deputy Adjutant General of Militia and Volunteers. Major Rookes, Commanding Militia District, Wangauui. Commissariat. Rutland Stockade. Wanganui, 22nd Jan., 1863. TENDERS will be received; at this Office until 12, noon, of Thursday, the 29th instant, from persons willing to Contract for furnishing the undermentioned Article in such quantities, at such times, and at such places within the town of Wanganui, as may be directed by the Undersigned or his Successor in office, during the Twelve Calendar months commencing' the Ist April next, —namely,

Firewood* at per 100 lbs. W. H. NEWLAND, '■ Dep. Ass. Com. General. Supreme Court, “ MINOR JURY SITTINGS.” ]%TOTICE is hereby given, that SitPll tings of the Supreme Court for the trial of Civil Cases under the “Supreme Court Amendment act 1862,” will be held at Wellington in the month of March next. The day to be appointed for such Sittings will be hereafter notified. ROBERT R. STRANG, Registrar. Supreme Court Office, Wellington, 19th Jan., 1863.' Presbyterian Church, » TEA MEETING (in connexion with /§L a contemplated Bazaar by and bye to be held for the liquidation of-the debt on the said Church, &c.) will take place (1).V.) in the Presbyterian Church, on the evening of Monday, February 2nd, at half-past six, Rev. David Hogg in the Chair. Addresses on various important and interesting subjects, (interspersed with appropriate sacred music), will thereafter be delivered by the Revds. James Duncan of Manawatu, It. J. Allsworth of Turakina, and W. FI. Watkiu of Wanganui, besides other friends who have kindly agreed thus to favour on that occasion. Tickets, 2s each, may., be, had at the Stores of Messrs. - Taylor, Watt, and Co., D, and P. Bell, Wm. Kells, George Roberts, and Airs. Menzies, and at the “ Chronicle” office. On the afternoon of Tuesday, the 3rd, at 4 o’clock, a Tea Meeting will be given to the Children in connection with the Presbyterian Sabbath School free of charge ; to other young people at Is per ticket. Suitable Addresses will thereafter also be delivered. January 22, 1863.