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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 8, Issue 455, 23 November 1864, Page 3

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IT. M. S. S. Eclipse arrived on Friday afternoon, tot the purpose of taking' No. Three Companies of the same regiment are said to be under orders to leave Napier for the North. Members of the Assembly.—The s. s.--Phoebe arrived on Thursday morning from the South with the following members of the General Assembly, viz., Messrs. Gillies, Mason, Bell, Richardson, Brodie, Reynolds, Baldwin, Vogel, Fitzgerald, Lee, Wilson, Russell, Jollier'Cox,.. • Wilkin. N alker, Ward, Tailored, Thompson’ Sewell, Patterson, Wayne, Hall, and Dr. Buchanan. The steamer left here on Friday, taking also the following: Wellington Members'—namely, Messrs. Brandon, Crawford, Featherston, Fitzherbert. Rhodes, Stokes, and Taylor. Mr, Harrison would proceed from Wangauui, and Mr Johnston, who wasat Napier, has most probably gone on by the Lady Bird, so that all the Wellington- ' members, except Mr Carter, who is in and a very large number of the Southern members, will be present at | the opening of the sessiou Mr. Mantell | left here in the Lady Bird on the lot' i, and Mr, "Weld, who passed- through here

a fortnight since on a visit to his suasion, Would proceed b’v the Plice’oe from Picton. —^Spectator.’ Messrs. Harris and Oargill from Otago and Df. Menzica have not yet come North. ' . . • Mr, 0. W. Sc' ultze hasbeen appointeu Deputy-Superintendent.