RESERVE FOR SOUTH AFRICA.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 78, 2 April 1900, Page 3

RESERVE FOR SOUTH AFRICA.

(By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.)

WELLINGTON, this d.'iy.

The reserve men who have gone 1o South Africa on board (lie W'ainiale by order of the I'reiniei1 are the following: —Troopers AppU'tou, (!. Uotlley, I'.rasscl, Jiradlev, Hrewcr, I!. Rraim, -I. Brown, ,1. \V. I'.iiker, Heiiston, A, liarty, Hramlon, J. 1). Cameron, V. Collins, Cassidy, A. 11. Charlioii. Ivan Davidson, G. Dobbon, \V. H. Davies, Dignnn, W. Fan-ell, .1. 10. Ford, W. Cordon, Hume, 1). Llickey. Pv. Harding, \V. .7. S. Home. 11. .1. 'Harris. Irwin, \V. If. Jones. J. J. Johnston, A. W.; Johnston, 11. K'iny, A. F. Leslie, K. Lucas. U. C. 11. McKenzie, -Melveehnie, \V. K. Marsh, .V. Murray, R. Marshall, MinifiP, Murphy. C. Neilson, Xewall. .1. Orr. \Y. l'ai'sons, 0. A. Paul. Peterson, ■). Price, .1. Qninn, 15. Ueid, \V. .1. l!osf. Khodes. F. SainulorK, \V. W. Steward, 11. T. Simpson, A. Small, John Smith. S. Peck. James Smith, \V. Taylor, Yickery. Walsh, .1. .1. Wilson, A.'.l. Webb. !•'.' Wilkius. L. Wills. ON TIIIC TIiANSPORTS. On the Waimate are 2T.1 ollieers and men, ineludiii.^- (lie reserve half company for replacing casualties at the I'ronl.On (lie Maori are :.'ll oflicer.s ami men. Lieiii.-Colonel Xewall, cnnimandi u^' Ihe contingent, is on (lie Waimate will) the Wellington, Hawke's I lav, and West Coast men. LIkCTK.N.WT SHAW 1M"I'1' KN.I XC. Lieut. Shaw, of Auckland, was Hie ollicer who failed to pass the doctor's lest, and will not accompany tin1 troops. CONDITION'S OF ENLISTMENT. The conditions of enlistment of l!ie Fifth Contingent tire contained in the ; following signed agreement: "I, the above named, do sincerely promise and swear that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to Her .Majesty, Queen Victoria, and that 1 will faithfully serve Her Majesty both within and without, the colony, and for a period of at least one year from dale of arrival in Cape Colony, or until I shall be lawfully discharged." A son of Mr .Justice Kdwards has gone with I he Contingent. KXTUA OFFICKKS. Two extra ollieers were to go with (lie Contingent, and the positions wen* olVered to Lieut. McMillan, of the Dun* etlill Cycle Corps-.- and' i:ieilt. Collett, oT Waipiuva. The Conner accepted, but the latter could not make his :irrangeinenl in lime lo catch the boat, so the Premier has decided to ask Major llohin to appoint one of his own contingent. Five hundred of the contingent and civilians were present at the luncheon on Saturday.