MILITIA AND VOLUNTEER APPOINTMENTS.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume 2075, Issue XX, 14 March 1864, Page 3

MILITIA AND VOLUNTEER APPOINTMENTS.

The following appears in Satui day's Gazette — IN THE AUCK&AND MILITIA. Ftedeiiek William Ruck to lie Captain. Date of commission — 7th Maich, ISG4 Edward ShiNon to be Lieutenant. Date of commission — 23id Febru-uy 1864 Ensign John M'lntosh Hobeits to be Lieutenant. Date of commission — 1 Oth Mai eh, 1564 Thomas Bailhe Hamilton to be Ensign. Date of commission — 4th Match, 1864. Owen Oimsby Invm to be Ensign. Date of commission—Sth Match, 1564. — Sheirett to be Eiibign. Date of commission — lObh Match, 1564. THE UKDEinri'NTIOXED OIFICERS ARE TO BE CONSIDKUED ON THh UNATTACHED LIST — Captain Chailes Hunter M'lutosh, Auckland Militia Captain Geoige Ehotfc Eliott, Auckland Militia. Captain Alexandet Cliarles Phipps Macdonald, Auckland Militia. Captain John Mitchell, Auckland Rifle Voluuteeis. Captain Cha\les Heapby, Auckland Eifle Volunteet i. Lieutenant Chailes Mellso2>p, Auckland Militia. Lieutenant Huntly John Hauy Eliott, Auckland MihtLi Lieutenant Geoige T.iylor, Auckland Rifle Volunteers. Lieutenant Joseph Moliete Tabuteau, Auckland Eiflo Volnnteei 1 ? Lieutenant Benjamin Tonks, Auckland Rifle Volunteers Enbign James Dennis Kelly, Auckland Militia. Ensign Hejiry Fieeman Andrews, Auckland Rifle Volunteeis. KESION-ATIONS. Lieutenant Dominic Daly, Auckland Militia. Lieutenant D. Kirkwood, Onehuuga Rifle Volunteers. Ensign G. Hodge, Onehunga Rifle Volunteers.

Volunteers per 'Novelty.' — The volunteers, with their wives and families, who arrived from Sydney by the ' Noveltj,' weie conveyed to Howick, on Satnrday morning, by cargo boats. Insolvency Court.— The sitting of the Insolvency Court which was to have been held on Saturday, h»s been adjourned till Apiil 12th, on account of Sir G. Ainey's continued illness. Government Land Sale. — A sale of land in the paush of Waitaia, comity of Eden, is to take place this day at the Waste Lauds Office, at 12 noon.. Thei c are 39 lots, the upset prices varying from £21 to £98. Arrivals in the Manukau. — Three steamers arnved in the Manukau ou Satmday — the 'Storm Bml,' fiom the south ; the ' Kangaroo,' from Sytluey, with cattle ; and thj3 < Puuce Alfred,' from, Wangv nui, also with cattle. The Customs revenue for the week ending Friday last was .62,375 2s. 9d, * y