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Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1584, 21 May 1861, Page 1

THOMAS ROOKE, WHO was at Macquarie, Wellington, If 50 and at Wallerswang, Hartley, 185 1, ir r*qun_t«d to communicate with his friends in Engl* r4 if alive, and should an * friend k|iow him to": be dead; by ' writing to Ricnard Roofce, Roservoir Ret? eat, Reservoir Roa_ , Birmingham, will confei a great favour. v.. -'■ ■•***' March 37, 1860. A- y .A' JOSEPH SCQTT, FANCY BREAD AND BISOUIT BAKER, XAMBTON QUAY, SOUTH, BEGS most respectfully to inform the Inhabitants of Wellington, that he has ree'eiyed direct from Ruglnud the whole of the necessary apparatus required in the Biscuit Manufactory, and is now prepared to supply Bisouits of every description at reasonable prices. Ab he intends to make nothing hut first-rate . articles, J. S. hopes to receive a share of the publio patronage. Balls, Wedding and Dinner Parties, etc., supplied ont he shortest notice. EDDING CAKES MADE TO ORDER. Wellington, March 30. 1860. MILITIA NOTICE. THE attention of all men within the Wellington Distaict, liable to serve in thei Militia, , hereby called to the following notice. MILITIA NOTICE. Colonial Secretary's Office, Auckland, llth December, 1860. . The following clause of the Militia Act Amendment Act, 1860, is hereby published for general . information and the commanding officers of Battalions and Companies are enjoined to give every possible publicity to the same within their respective districts. 7 Sections 11, 12, 13 and 14 of the said Militia Act are hereby repealed, and in lieu thereof be it enacted that the Senior Officer of every Battalion, or Company, orjany other Commissioned Officer ap pointed by him shall enrolall themenliable to servo therein ; and any man who shall not within three months after his becoming liable to serve, give in his name age and place of residence to such'Oflicer, in order to be enrolled shall forfeit any sum not exceeding £5. Signed E. W. Staffobd. _ N.B.r- All men (except those who can claim exemption under clause 6) between the ages; of sixteen and fifty-five years, both inclusive are liable to serve under the Militia Act Amendment Act, 1860. "■' ■■"•'■-" " . ' With reference to the above Notice and in virtue of the power vested in me as Senior Officer ot the Wellington Militia, I have appointed Captain and Adjutant J. S. Kirwan to enrol all men liable to serve in the Militia for the District of the City of Wellington, including Karori and, Makara ana, suburbs to the south of the city. ' . i AnOfficerwillbein attendance at the -Militia, Office, Thorndon Barracks, between the houre-pt A. 10 o'clock a.m., and 3 o'clock p.m. every Wednesday and Saturday from this date Until further notice to enrol all men liable to serve within the above named limits. I also hereby appoint Captain Battersbee to enrol the Militia for the Porirua district including the Porirua Road, Ohariu, Horbkiwi Valley, Pahautanui and other Valleys in that neighbourhood at such time and place as he may be pleased to direct. • i I also hereby appoint Captain Ludlam to .enrol the Militia for the Upper and Lower Hutt including the Wainui-o-Mata at such time and place as he may be pleased to direct. JAMES C. CRAWFORD, Captain, Commanding Wellington Militia. Wellington, April 16, 1861, , , w _ MILITIA NOTICE. THE Rifle Range for the Competition on the Queen's Birth Day will be on the Publio Reserve between Lyall's and Evans* Bay, formerly i used for the same purpose by H.M.s 65th Regt. JOHN S. KIRWAN, • Captain and Adjutant, Wellington Militia. Wellington, March 30, 1861; """" IF this should meet the eye of THOM AS POOLE t last heard of in Melbourne, and NATHANIEL POOLE, last heard of at Castle Point, they are requested to communicate with their mother, immediately, as their father Nathaniel Poole died, on the 10th April, J B6l. MARY ANN POOLE, Hutt, New Zealand. 80th April, 1861. ■ .;. ON SALE, VERY CHEAP, At Swan's Photographic Gallery, Clay. Point. A LARGE- lot of Stereoscopes and Stereoscopio slides of all descriptions, -which will be sold at very low prices <A;. Stweoscope with a dozen assorted elides, 10s. Qd. N.B.— Stereosoopic Portraits (0010red )...4>1 : la: Ditto. Groups in proportion. January 18, 1861. 'lOOM ** *pHE undersigned are as usual Buyers of Wool JL to any amount, or will make liberal adyanees on the same consigned.to their Correspondents in London, Liverpool, or the Colonies. W. B. RHODES & CO. Rhodes' Wharf, Deoember IA, 1860. _. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC NOT EVERY DAY MET WITH. '« Ml AT ACRE of LAND now in the oecupte i lion of David Williams, Tinakori Road* ' is offered for sale in allotments for Freehold Tenements. The oentral position, and tho scarcity 5 of Freehold Land in small allotments in Thorndon District, aie considerations to he thought of. There. , is a supply of spring water oh the premises that ' f " few acres possess. Tinakori road, 'No. 3x, _*, 83;0.;(rontegeV18lS|^';-'A-feet depth ; • A-' - v ' 'A;' : - ; 2A V; j AA'vAAA St. Mary's street, N6. sx; 6x, 7x^ Bx, 86 f»H^ frontage, 133 feet depth '■' ; ;; ->J ■-- 'A •"*! AAA Terrace Road, fronting the -{Harbouri' No. 9x» J A;: lOx, llx, I2x, 88 ft. frontage, 117 feet dept AA : V: A£ A Pla_ may be seen, and termsvknpwu^by^^AAA plying to' Mr. Williams, on the •owmiaea. A Ai^ft;y^F; April 16,1861, • " Jf -. •_:,*,_., HjKjfZfffy