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DEPARTURE OF NO. 3 CONTINGENT.

CHIUSTCHUIIOH ex fete. THE APPEARANCE OF TI!K TOWN"! In Calhwlr,!.] iquare. don,: Colombo, Hiuh. anr! Manchester suvcts. in many of ihe sTilo .streets, and from private 'houses ;i.nd hu>iness places Hag* "an-.l banners waved t i Ihc wind (Hi Sa'.unlav. The prevail colnrs, of course, were red, white, and hum. and iiiumm-ruble Union Jacks were displayed side liv side with the Hag of New Zealand, while here and there the flags of Grail Britain, New Zealand, and America, were seen flying together. From housetop to housetop, across the. streets, were g.-.v lines of bunting. inU>:-<peised with such devices &<■• "For the honor of our Queen, our country, and our colony."' "England is mistress still." - Vitality 'is our boast." " Say 'Au 1 e.voiv, but not guod-bve.' " "Good luck to our lads.'' and "Paint, the Transvaal red." Manchester street, down which the- Contingent had a straight march to the railway station, presented an exceptionally attractive a])])ear.iiiec. many colored banners adding greatly to the piciuresqucnoss of ihe scene as the khaki-clad soldiers marched a!on<r. During the jirot-cedings at Hagley Park the iollowine telegram wa.s read from the Hon. J. M'Kenzie :—"1 have to apologise for not being able to be with you to-day t) say farewell t-ti the. Third Contingent. 1 regret, vcrj- much that circumstance* have eventuated which necessitate my leaving for the South to-day. T had hoped to be present t.i siy farewell to our representatives who are going to take, up such arduous duties in joining to assist.the British Army in South Africa. 1 feel confident that ihe Rough .Riders Contingent, from what 1 have seen of them. are. equal to any other fighting men who a.re likely to take part in the struggle for liberty which is now going on in the Transvaal. As a member of the Government of New Zealand, I feel proud that our colony ha-s done so well, and that so much public spirit has been shown by our citiens in providing the necessary funds for equipping and sending forth in the best possible manner Ihe young men of our colony who are prepared to do battle on behalf of the Mother Country, and who may, perhaps, sacrifice their own lives in doing so. 1 have a special interest in this Contingent, as a nephew of my own is a mcuibc'.' of it, who, J. hope, will do honor to his cla-ti. Again expressing my regret that I will not be able to be present to say farewell and God-speed to 'our boys,"—l am, yours faithfully, John M'Keu/.ie. His Worship the Mayor of Christchurch and members of the Demonstration Committee." THE DEPARTURE. Short!'- after 5 p.m. the Knight Templar cast otf from the wharf, amidst great cheering, and passing through the lines of steamers which had previously moved awaycrowded with sightseers, and preceded by the launch Wr.iwera, with the marshal (Captain Kirk), steamed down the harbor, followed by the Tutanekai, with IHis Excellency the Governor and suite and the Ministerial pxrty on bond. As the steamer reached the head of the procession the other steamers got under way and accompanied her to the Heads, where the few visitors and officiate who had been allowed on board left her, and the last farewells were waved between the members of the Contingent and their friends on the other boats. 'JTje steamers then turned about and returned to Lyttelfon. 'The Knight Teim>ki.r meanwhile anchored for the purpose of adjusting her cargo, -a~ -■•«»-*£ rvz --xfh? —-r PSt THri ROLL CALL. The following is a. full list of the Third New Zen'.and Contingent:— Major Jowscy in command of the Contingent • Lieutenant Lewin attached as extra officer. ' NO. 1 COMPANY. Ihe Canterbury Men. Captain Hose in command ; Lieutenants Brown Tucker, and Bradburne; and rank and tile as under:— Acland, Leopold George Dyke (Glentanner). Bo.vce, Maurice (Leithiicld). Brown, Leonard Wilfred Williams (Sumner) BntU-r, .John (BeaconsfieH). Bennett, Harold (Four Peaks). Cooke, Arthur Carwell (Stoke, Rangjora). Cooke, William Henry (St Albans). Clark, Thomas (Christchurch}. Clark, .Ishn Archibald (Amuri). Chapmau, Alfred (Aimni). Cross, Charles Edward (F»irlia). Canavan, John William (Orari). Cone, Albert Charles (Raogiora). Choimoudelcy, Charles Edward (Opawa). Coupland, Archibald Beaeonsfield (Christchurch). CUattield, Amos. Cooper, John Cordon Gnnu (Waimate). Derrett. George' Cecil (Hororata). Bom, Thomas Charles (Cust). Bashwood, Harry iTempleten). Kllisou, William John (Christchurch). Ensor. Charles William, s'aeep farmer (Mount Grey Downs, Baleairn).

Lvans, Edward Charles, rabbiter (Oraii). | Eggleston, Edward, survey hand (Kaikoura). Franks, George William, (Yaldhurst). Grahame, Hugh Charles (Timaru). Gill, Robert Oke (Sydenham). -, Harper, Henry James Cracroft (Ashburton). Harper, Edmund (Christchurch). Harper, Albert (Opawa). Heasler, John Joseph (Ashburton). Hodgson, Bert Lennox (Invcrcargill). Henderson, James (Orari). Hugonin, Robert Sinclair (Green Hills). Harrison, Jojeph William (Cheviot). Ireland, Arthur Janus (l)oyleston). Jackson, Albert Edward (Papatmi). Jowsey, Hugh (Timaru). Joseph, Arthur Henry (Upper Riccarton). Kuudson, Andrew (I'izton B«y). Kennedy, John (Christchurch). kelch-r, Thomas William (Wuimate). Knight, Melville Porta! (Barry's Bay), kidd, William (Timaru). Lowe, William Thoiim< (Lvndhurst). Busk, Charles (Ashburton). MofTatt, Wi11i,,,,, Neßuorp(iimaru). Morns. Robert William (Waikuku). Mansfield, Harold Go'dsmith (Wist Eyreton). Mac Donald, Ronald (Waikuku). M'Kariane. Hobert (Timaru). M In tyre, Ribe.t (Little Rive,-). Waik-ay. Jobu (R.ithei hj un). M lntod.. Archil.,ld Mn-ton (Blue Cliffs). Munro. Hi.gh(Waima',). Murray, Frank I, s!i: iC.:uene» Bridge). Murray. John J-nm-.«.(S»dunham). M.,s--, I nomas Richard (Winchester). N Isum, K.k'ar Wane,, (WaiUari). Aeave, Henry (Sydenham). Nerll. .larry (Cu<r). Nurse. Cha-des Edward (Christchurch). il hi'Ml, Vincent William (Waimate). Puki ifo-,, Cu.iipbell (Knituua). Porter, Augustus (Akatva). Perhatu, Luke(Akarji). Ro°e, John (Kin'och, Little River). Roberts, Charles (Clarendon, Ashburton). Ross. A'i:\-andrr Doi.n (Christchurch!. Ryan Francis James 'Christchurch). Rub', Harrv Robert (liai.ciora). Richards, Robert Kilcv(Ramjior.O. Strachan. Divi.l (Tiiii.anr. Smith Cliarks Edward (Oirenc; Bridge). Smith, Charles Edward (Tinv.uld). Smith. Donah; 111 itrlif.ud (T.-ddington). Siniti, Robrt David (?.t. Andrews). Sti-ven-on, Robert (Chri tcburch). Scott. John Arm tt (Cold wells. Brookside). Scott. William T,sman (1c tteltnn). Scott, Thomas l.orin.er iTirnnrn). Slone, Ernest Hartley (T main). Fanmm, James Wil'i.m (Smtlibrool;). Snynioiir, Guv Rlundell (Christchurch). Spencer, Dudley (Kaiki.iir.O. Stewart. Ma'ro'm (Iviikoura). Thorn. James (Christchurch). Tmdall. Thomas Rutherford (Geraldine). Tilly-horl, Ciarlm (Add'ngton). T.vsivill, Eriie-t Browning (Knikoura). I'omlinso,,, Wil i.m Kric (Waikuku). Fpton, Robeit Henry l>i,.m!ev (Ashburton). Yabauee, Robert Hugh (Sett-m). Vera ill. Charles Frederick (drari). Walker, Willi »m Th >mas (Kuapuna, Ashburton) Ward. Civil Youhr (Waimate). Whe-le . Charl.-s Edw,vd (Sumner). Willi., Edward (.-Uhbutioa). Wilson, Ch-irle- Aii:.u«tn< (Waimate). Wriclil, G-orge ( vdiliDitiin). Woisl.-y, Henry il'Vndalton). Wileox, Alfred Albeit (St. Albsus, Christchurch). Tin: Wi:sti'uut Men. Bird. Fran'; (NVstporl). Colvin, <-|M-l's(WeH;,oit). Colteidl. Wilfrid <W,st;,„it). Jetl'reys, Chirles ■' linthh in, Dudley (W.si port). Cphani, Eduard (We-tport). 'l'm: Homtiu' v Mbn. Alien, John Kenneth (Itoss). ~> ii, hi. Ir no ciuioin'ir i Knni.ira). Bo ...or, .l.uii-- A c. ii ...Id .U.vieOlokitika). l.'aineron, \\ iilum "rancis (Kumara). I'oope.r John Jo'cph (Siarforl). tialway, (;hri~t,.,,.h,-r 1).v,-r-h (Hokitika). Gibson, John Guest (Ktiuiura). Martin, John (Ros.-). M'Fadt'er.. .Malcolm (Kanieri). Waters, William Patterson (Rimu). N'o. 2 COMPANY (Nultril ISLAND TROOP). Captain t'haylor in conimand. Lieuttnatils Kerry, Kit/.n.-rb'rt,and Camcroii, and tic following rank and Ii ,•: - The Hawke's Bay Mbn. Absolom. Jaine- L-uis (llri s (liastinßs). Allan, Julia iJ>-iio.evirk,:). Anderson, .lanie.-. I b'oiipinn (Ni.pier). Baker, Th unas He K.ie (Napier). Barclay, Thomas Hugh (Norsewood). Bnokett, Arthur (HssMiikp). Bradley, I're eri.'k Ti.onins (Napier). Cavanaiib, Thoni-.s (Weodville). Clark, Dairy (I'uraiiunhau). Colli- c", L-slie(llawl:e's Bay). Crarp:, Geoivre (Napier). Davis, Laurence At. nUomcry station, Hawke's Ray). D.ivy, Llewellyn (Wai].:rwa\ Gnldinp, Cln.rles L-slie (Napier). llagisnsoii, Charles Oscar (Daiinevirke). Harris, Edwin (Wooihille). Hawtlior.,.', William IvjHard (Green Meadows). lleilTor.i, William John (Napier). Heslop, Geope Whitliild (Napier). Hob.wii,.li..hn(Takapau). Ilimhcs, James Cecil tN'apier). Humphries, Ernest Albert (Hastings). Jago, Henry (Napier). Jnsejih, Arthur (N.-.pie.i). Ki">sh, Edward (Nanierl. M'Corini.U, Hetr.ard Cliarles (Woodville). M'Cullreh, Ruheri. (Waipawa). M"I)ouald, Alexander!Hastinc-). M'l.eae, Allan (HavHnek). Mair. Novnun Lvi i-doeh (To Ante). Manninj;, Ernes', Herhertdlaßtinm). Murrisio, Pavi.l l'..rrar (M.-:i»e.!j. Olton. Thomas Alf eil(N,pi r). I'ato". Jo'm Berk.' t (Napier). Petersen, Andrew (Napier). t'oirltoir, E.tward 'iempkr (Clive). Richardson, Thomas George Aircy (Hawke's Bay). Saxhy, Ronald tiordon (Napier). Scott, William (Waipukurau). Smith, Samuel Iluoper (Toiuoana). Taubman, Alexander Goldie (N.'.yle.). Von DadcLzen, Edward Otto Frederick (Napie.r). Watt. Charle? (Napier). W. llwi od, Arthur Trevor (Hastings. Whitson, Harry Thomas (Hawke's Baj'). Williams, Alfred George Bernard (Russell). Tin: Wancanim Men. Anderson, John (Ruanui Station). Anderson. William (Eeilding). Brenner, William (W'anganuil Blarenil«!rg, Cecil (Wanganui). Bruce, James (Wnegamii).' Caldwell, James (Ciiokougaro). Conchie, John (Ruanui Station). Dyke, Charles(lliintervilh;). Dais, William (Turakiua). De Lorrie, l'eter Augustus (H»mterville). Drummoud, Charles (Marton). Duigan, Henry Vaugban (Waniianui). Dougall, Geoige Arrindell (Wanganui). Eraser, Duncan (BuIIb). Eitzherbert, Nonuan (Wangauui). Gil hrist, John (Wanganui). Goodwin, Alexander (l'emberton\ Garnronsway, Frank (Ruanui Station). Gurubley, Ernest Arthur (Wanganui). Glasgow, Duncan Stewart. (Turakina). Gouldcr, Quintin John (Pemtierton). Hawkins, Arthur Picard (Marton). Hogg, John (Cheltenham). Hurry, John (Ruanui Station). Hyde. George (Rangitikei). Kruil, Fritz (Wanganui). Lambess, Thomas Robert (Ratigitikri). -M'l.onnan, William (Ruauui Station). M'Leau, Frederick (Ruanui). M'Gonagle, Norton (Mangaoaoho). M'Grail, George (Wanganui). Mouotsey. Richard (Hunterville). Moore, Frederick (Kiwitea, F'ciHiiujrX JNl'Mullin, Michael (Ruanui Station). jS'ewcombe, AUred (Marton). Perreau, K. G. (Foxton). Pleasant*, Frank (Feilding). Page, William (Ruanui Station). Price, Charles (Wanganui). Robertson, Noel (W:mganui). Ross, David Strachan (Wanganui). Ross, Joseph (Waverley). Russell, Frederick (Nukuinaru). Simpson, Robert(Feildiug). Simpson, Robert Kirkpatrick (Hunterville). Stewart, Donald (Ohingaiti). Stewart, John (FeildingX Steadman, Herbert (RuanuU. Stent. Charles (Rangiwahia, Feilding). Theobald, Allentoa Edward (Utiku). Tudor, Piers (Marton). Vergette, Horace Etherington (Moawhw>n«). Whiteman, John (Wanganui.). Wilson, John George (Mungahoe). Williams, James (Ruauui Statien). AVillis, Bertie (Wanganui). Wright, James (Wanganui). The men are in charge of Lieutenant Fitzherbert. The Taiujvaki Mbn. Bonner, AVilliain (StraWerd). Burn, Murdnck Archibald (Toko, Stratford). Duggan, Matthew (New Plymouth). Dunne, V. (Hawera). Foreman, Henry (flawera). Eraser. Simon (Hawera). Fulton, Dynes (New Plymouth). Glrnes, John (New Plymouth). Lloyd, R. (Hawera). Mackinder, Charles (New Plymouth). M'Whirter, Thomas (Eltham). Montgomery, Robert (Stratford). Price, Ernest Henry (Ngaire). Richardson, Thomas (New Plymouth)."*" Walter, Ernest John (Toko, Stratford). Ward, Gilbert (Hawera). Warner, A. (Hawera). Wiggins, Clement (New Plymouth). •Poverty Bay Men. Foulds, Albert (Gieborno). (Jordon, James (Tokomaru). Johnston, Gordon (Makaraka, Gisborne),

Johnston, Gmfaa m (Makaraka, Gisbome). '. $S Laneford, William Eustace (disborno) *S 1 bilip Janies Arthur Broeas (Tolog* Bay). J Pickett, Mark (Cheviot Hill* Hainrari " 1 Poynter, James (Te Karaka. GisbornSX - Jl wSSS"a°5i Aral, Gtfofa). '' ffl «ood,Audl e y(Tuparoa,Katt Coast). V V % \ofrli yme(Cliriß^hnrch^hoU K'» attache to a- " Oompan? nl '' rem,aas on *" stoength of No.'l \

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Evening Star, Issue 11169, 19 February 1900, Page 1

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DEPARTURE OF NO. 3 CONTINGENT. Evening Star, Issue 11169, 19 February 1900, Page 1

DEPARTURE OF NO. 3 CONTINGENT. Evening Star, Issue 11169, 19 February 1900, Page 1

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