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Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 273, 19 November 1887, Page 5

Funeral Notices. ORDERS. Militia and Volunteer Office, Auckland, November 18,1887. 1. It is with profound regret that Ihe death of Colonel W. C. Lyon, Commanding the Auckland District, is announced to the Volunteers. It is unnecessary to pronounce any eulogy on one so beloved and respected by all who have had the privilege of serving under him. Mourning, consisting of a band of crape above the left elbow, will be worn by all Officers for one month, from this date. 2. The Volunteers in the Auckland District will assemble at the Drill Shed at 2 p.m. TO-MORROW (Sunday), the 20th inst., for the purpose of escorting to the grave the remains of the late Colonel W. C. Lyon, Commanding the District. Dress: Review Order! Major Payne, Commanding Artillery, will be good enough to make arrangements for the guns and nine rounds blank ammunition; three rounds of blank ammunition per manwill be issued to the Infantry firing party, which will be commanded by Lieut-Colonel Shepherd. 3. Lieutenant-Colonel Shepherd, as the next senior officer, assumes command of the district, all correspondence and returns to be rendered accordingly, until further orders. T. VIRET SHEPHERD, Lt.-Col., Commanding Auckland District. i' i "Pf O. 2 BATTALION. In accordance with District Orders, the Batt-i----lion will Parade at the Drill-shed at 2 p m. TOMORROW (Sunday) to form portion of the Firing Party at tho Funeral of our lato Commander of the District, Colonel Lyon. Full Dress, Arms, and Accoutrements. Crspe on left arm. Bmdto attend.-W. H. SKINNEK, Captain and Adjutant "VTO. 3 BATTALION, A.R V.—Member* J-l of all ranks will assemble at the Drill-shed ati;4sp.m. sharp TO-MORROVv, in full dress, with arms and accoutrements, white gloves, , crape on left arm, to follow the remains of oux* late Commanding Officer, Colonel W. C. Lron, to their last resting-place. By order.—CHAS. V. HOUGHTQN, Captain and Adjutant. : A UCKLAND VOLUNTEER ENGI-' ±\ , NEEKS. The Members of the above Corps will assemble at the Driil-shed, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), at 2 o'clock sharp, to attend the funeral of the late. Colonel Lyon. Uniform : Full dress with, arms and accoutrements. By order. W. ANDERSON, ■ Major Commanding, i w'ze ialand ßegiment artil" : i-l LERY. ; Members of "A" Battery will Muster at the' Drill-shed, at half-past one p m. TO-MORROW (Sunday). 20th instant—Full Uniform, Carbines, and Side Arms. Busby—to attend the Funeral; of the late Col. Lyon. JOHN McK. GEDDES, Captain. - O" BATTERY N.Z. REGIMENT ARTILLERY. The Battery will Parade at-the Drill-shed TO- j MORROW, at 2 p.m., for the purpose of attend-j ing the Funeral of the late Colonel Lyon. Full! dress, arms and accoutrements. ■ j The Captain requests that all members of the 1 Battery will attend. ■, . Bit: ORDER. "VTAVAL ARTILLERY ; DIVISION-: The Auckland, Ponsonby, Waitemata, and' Onehunga Corps will assemble at the Drill Shed at 2 p.m., TO-MORROW (See District Orders>! with arms and accoutrements; Devonport Corps with side arms. Uniform — White jumpers, crape on left arm above elbow, blue trousers and caps. Men to wear blue jumpers under the white in case of rain. i s E. LeROY. C ipt. Comdt A. Div. N. Z. N. A. ■ Nov. 19,1887. ; T\EVONPORT NAVAL ARTILLERY, j The Members of above Corps are requested to '< assemble on Victoria Wharf TO-MORROW! (Sunday) AFTERNOON, at 1.30 o'clock, in order , i to proceed to town to attend Colonel "Lyon'a ! funeral. Blue uniform. By order. D. McKENZIE, Sec. D.N.A. • CITY GUARDS.! 1. As per District Orders, the Members of the Company are requested to meet at the Drillshed, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), at 2 p.m., for, the purpose of attending the funeral of the late Colonel Lyon. ; 2. An Inspection Parade of every Member of the Company will be held at the Drill-shed on: TUESDAY EVENING, November 22, at half-; past 7 sharp. Undres3, arms, and accoutre-' ments. ; 3. After Parade, a MEETING will be held for! the purpose of making arrangements for the< Company's Excursion by train to Ellerslie, on i SATURDAY, November 26. Full Dresd and Accoutrt meats. THOS. PHILLIPS, Sorgeant, Hon. Sec. RIFLESJ, Members are requested to meet in the Company's Room THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. Mufti. Attention is called to District Order calling Parade for Sunday Afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Fulj dress, arms and accoutrements, black band left arm. By order. J. LOVELL, • Hon. Sec. TTOBSON RIFLE COMPANY. Members will Assemble at Drill - shed TO-MORROW (Sunday) at two p.m., to attend the funeral of the lato Colonel Lyon. Uniform: full dress, arms and accoutrements. By order. ■ C. LITTLE, Captain. T>"'o"y a'l'Tri's h""""r , i"fTe , s! ; Company will muster at 2 p.m., to-morrow, to attend the funeral of the late Col. Lyon. Full Dress, Arms, and Accoutrements. Crape on the left arm, G. LEAHY. Leut. Commanding. EUREKA, 6171, Members of above Court are! requested to attend the Funeral' of Bro. E. M. Johnson, to leave ,; his late residence, Oxford-street, ■ Newton, for Symonds-street : Cemetery TO-MORROW) Sun- i • cm j }y sLy o p.in. , By order of C.R. W. H. MAHONY, Sec ■ PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE, Dulwich House, Wellesley-street East, : 3rd house past the Park. Comfortable double and single bed-room. Good bath, plunge and' shower. : ARTNERSHIP.—Wanted, a Partner! in a furniture and general furnishing cc- ; tablishment with capital of £600 and upwards to loin the advertiser, who has a splendid business and business premises in the best and most flourishing part of the town, and where the most important works of tho colony is being carried on.—For particulars apply Star Office. COMING EVENTS. ~~ Meetings, &0.. To-night. ARTicultural Hall—Mohawk Minstrels, 8 Drill-shed—Royal Horticultural 8 jcicty's Spring Slurtfi 1 to 10 p.m. **• Y.M.CkA. Rooms—Evangelistic Service, 7.30 Glassworks, Freeman's Bay — Exhibition ol Glassblowing, 2 to 5. Temperance Hall—Entertainment, 7.30. Over U. A. Porter's, Queen-street-Limelieht; Display, 7.30. . • Eota of Justices at Police Court ' Nov. 22—Messrs W. Duncan and L. Bhrenfried, ! Auction Sales on Monday. , ; S. Cochrane and Son—Properties, etc., 12, ' | B. Tonks and Co., Graf ton Koad—Household : Furniture and £1 ifects, 11.