QUEEN'S REDOUBT.
Ot'K OW'.V COBKESI'OJTDEXrIj' 3 7tli October. A>'OTliKK i>rt?.vhmcnt of the 2nd battalion IStli Royal; Irish. in nil 11 & ollicers and me!:, under the command l of Major 1 imiiiii, arrived here oil Saturday cvwiingiThi'v maivhed from here this morning at 12 o'clock lo join the heaci-nuarters of (lie regiment. Tlie • i'io.nocr''arrived at the -Blufl" tin's evening, but did not liriiTif down, was expcclcd, tlic last detachment of ol' the 2nd battalion IStli Kegiihent that, if Mntioned at the front, the brought some horse* to oflicvrs of tlit- different- corps, that haw run at- the To Awanvutu G yn\.kun;i. 19th October: Xe«terchiy a collar maker named Eennett, belong--in« to C biitterv Roval Artillery, died in tlie military hospital here. ' He was buried this afternoon with the military honors : the firing party was formed by tlie detachment of the 2nd battalion 18th Regiment at present stationed hero- Deceased died of consumption.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 295, 22 October 1864, Page 5
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151QUEEN'S REDOUBT. New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 295, 22 October 1864, Page 5
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