MISCELLANEOUS. Announcement. R. F. LAST begs to announce his arriTal in that it is his intention to commence his practice as SURGEON DENTIST at the rooms abore Mr. Smal'.field's Fancy Repository, Queen-street, a few doors below the New Union Bank, and trusts from his long experience in his profession, both in London and the colonies, to meet with a share of public patronage. Artificial teeth made on the newest principle. Teeth extracted, scaled, and stopped. Hours from 9 a m. to 5 p.m. October 1, 1564. TEE HERFORD FUM). 5 5 0 5 0 0 npiTE FOLLOWING SUBSCRIPTIONS hare I been received or promised : His Excellency Sir George Grey, K.C.B ...£SO 0 0 Captain Bulkeley, A.D.C., 65th Regiment, F paid ..." 10 10 0 Major Campbell, paid ... ... ••• 10 0 O Major Wilson, 3rd Waikatoßegiment ...10 0 0 Captain Brackcnbnry, 2nd Waikato Regiment ... ... ... *" 5 ° « Captain liardington, paid ... ... 5 5 » Rickards,3rd Waikato Regiment, paid 6 0 0 Howard Hutton, paid ... ...5 5 0 Krippner, paid ... ... ...5 0 0 Holt 2nd Waikato Regiment, A.D.Cpaid 5 5 0 Ruck, 2nd Waikato Regiment, paid 5 0 0 Lieutenant Bassett, paid ... ...5 0 0 Shilson, 3rd Waikato Regiment .. 5., 0 0 Lynch, 3rd Waikato Regiment ...5 0 0 Duke Yonge ... ... ...5 5 0 Messrs. A. Clark & Son, paid ... ..550 Mr. George Howard, paid ... - 2 10 0 Mr. Bowden ... .. ... ...5 5 0 Medley, private secretary, paid ...2 2 0 His Lordship the Bishop of New Zealand... 5 0 0 His Honor Sir George Arney, C.J., paid ...5 0 0 Mr. Alfred Buckland, paid ... ... 5 5 W. Coleman, A.R.V., paid ... 0 10 Brigadier-General Carey, paid ... ... 3 3 Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Henry Havelock, Bart., V.C.. paid 22 0 Captain Baker, D.A.A.G., paid... ...2 2 0 Major Tupper, A.D.C., paid ... ...2 2 0 Major Brooke, R.E. ... ... ..200 Captain Rettv, R.A., paid ... ...10 0 Lieutenant Tew, C.T.C., paid ... ..300 H. R. R. Harrison, 2nd Waikato Regiment, C.T.C 2 0 0 Ensign W. F. J. Wardell, 3rd Waikato Regiment, C.T.C. 3 0 0 Major Heatley, and Lieutenant Minnitt, 2nd Battalion 18th Boyal Irish, subscriptions from officers, paid ... ... 13 0 0 2nd Waikato Regiment 22 0 22 0 22 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 2 0 0
Colonel Haultain, paid... Major Jackson, paid ... Captain Tisdall, paid ... Drury, paid Pickcn, paid ... Sleigh, paid Simpson, paid ... Peacocke, paid ... Freer, paid Davidson, paid... Dr. Stewart ... Lieutenant Storey, paid Rayner, paid Westrupp, paid... Eye, paid Coulter, paid Boeket, paid Williams, paid ... Abbott, paid Malane, paid ... Ensign Whitfield, paid Speedy, paid ... Perry, paid 3rd Waikato Regiment. Lieut.-Colonel Lyon, paid Captain Clare, paid George, paid Davis, paid Dr. Hovell, paid Lieutenaut Hensen, paid Gregson, paid Ensign Hamlin, paid .. Stratford, paid .. Gascoyne, paid .. .. Wilson, paid ... Owen, paid Nichol, paid Post Office. Mr. Oorbett, Chief Postmaster, paid Fitzgibbons, paid .. .. Dicken, paid .. ... Coney, paid A. Andrews, paid Winstanley, paid ... Von Dadelzen, paid Stevens, paid Eliott, paid Branford, paid Matthews,paid ... Atkins, paid S-H. Andrews, paid Winnow, paid Lambert, paid ... ... DeLeon, paid Taylor, paid Payne, paid Lincoln, paid Waddie, paid Bcnnet, paid 40th Regiment.
Major Blyth .. Captain Cooke Fisher J. W. Lewis Mnjor Bowdler Ensign King Assistant-Surgeon Styles Lieutenant Brooke Captain Hinds Clarke Lieutenant Whelan Ensign Robinson 4th Waikato Begiment Lieut.-Colonel Monle, paid Major Keddell, paid Captain East, paid Beere. pair! Mellish, paid .. Steel Lieutenant Walker Johnstone, paid Ensign Payne, paid .. .. Blackmore, paid Crawford, paid ..* Carter, paid Irwin, paid Dr. Carey, paid 50th Regiment. Colonel TVcare, paid Captain Barnes, paid ... Lee, paid Johnston, paid ... Dora.i. paid Lieutenant Wilson, paid Preston, j>aid Turner, paid ...
Barker, paid ... ... ...10 0 White, paid ... ... ...10 0 Ensign Churchill, paid... ... ...10 0 Campbell, paid ... ... ...10 0 Dovton, paid ... ... .. v 10 0 Worthington.paid ... ...* 10 0 Surgeon J. Fraser, M.D., paid ... ...- 10 0 Lieutenant Lawson, 2nd Baltalion 18th Royal Irish, paid ... ... 10 0 Carpenter, 3rd Waikato Regiment, paid ... ... ... ... 3 0 0 Captain Trent, 68th Light Infantry, paid £364 17 0 Any gentleman who wishes to subscribe to the above Fund, and all those who have kindly promised to do so, are requested to pay their subscriptions to the undersigned, in order that the whole fund may be at once available for investment. A Meeting of the Subscribers to the above Fund will be held at the Masonic Hotel on SATURDAY, the 29th of October, to elect Trustees, and examine the accounts of the Treasurer. J. HOLT, Hon. Sec. and Treasurer. Auckland, October 10, 1864. Notice of Removal. ~ . , _ S & SON, LATE OF SHORTLAND-STREET, HAVE removed their OIL. COLOUR, GLASS r.nd PAPER-HANGING BUSINESS to their n*w premises in Wyndham-street. Nert above tke Herald Office. FPRENTICES INDENTURES on sale at th» "NbttZealasder" Office, Shortland Cresent.
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New Zealander, Volume XXI, Issue 2251, 17 October 1864, Page 8
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763Page 8 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealander, Volume XXI, Issue 2251, 17 October 1864, Page 8
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