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Wellington Independent, Volume XVIII, Issue 1896, 18 July 1863, Page 2

MILITIA. f jiHE names of many persons resident in the X Militia Diatriota of the Province of Wellington, being omitted in the Rolls, the attention of Militiamen is called to the following clauses of the law regulating the Militia. "The Senior Officer of every Battalion or Com- " pany or any other commissioned officer appointed "by him shall enroll all the men liable to serve "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 " officer shall forfeit any sum not exceeding five " pounds." 11 Any man liable to serve or actually serving who "may desire to move without the limits of the " Division, in which he resides, shall have the " liberty of so removing provided tbat he shall " within one month, thereafter, give in his name, " age, and place of residence to the enrolling officer " of the Division into which be shall have removed " for the purpose of being enrolled therein, and in "default of his so doing, shall forfeit any sum not " exceeding five pounds," Any person personally or by post giving in his name, age, and place of residence, At the office of Captain Kibwan, Thorndon Barracks, Wellington, will be treated as having complied with the. Law. WALTER MANTELL. Wellington, July 10, 1863. MILITIA NOTICE. BY virtue and in exercise of the power and authority for this purpose vested in me, I, John Dwyeb, Major, the Officer Commanding in the Wellington Militia District, do hereby fix and appoint the times and places, hereunder written, to to be the times and places for the training and exercise of the first and second class of the Militia of the Wellington District. WELLINGTON : Fob Fibsi Class— Ist August, at 10 a.m. — Thorndon Barracks Fob Secoxd Class — Ist August, at 2 p.m. — Thornden Barracks KARORI ; Ist August, at 3 p.m. — Dixon's Public House, Tinakori Road. MAKARA : Ist August, at 3 p.m.-— McKelvie's House PORIRUA: Ist August, at noon. — Johnsonville Ist August, at noou. — Loudon's UPPER HUTT: Ist August, at noon. — Stockade TAITAI : Ist August, at noon. — Buokeridga's LOWER HUTT: Ist August, at noon. — Stockade J. DWYER, Major, Officer Commanding Wellington District, Wellington, July 15, 1863. TUST RECEIVED Direct fbom the Manufacturebs, two oases DiNNBFOBD'a Pure Fluid Magnesia and Accibulated Lemon Sybup. A. WILSON, Hutt. March 6, 1863, T^TOTICE.— On Saturday, the Ist day of August J_l next, the passage or path connecting Sydney Street with the Karori Road through the property ot the undersigned will be closed, excepting to those persons having the written authority of the undersigned, and all other persons found trespassing will be dealt with according to law. W. P. PICKERING. July 13, 1863. "T^TOTICR. — The fiiends of the lute Mr Jeremiah x\ Poweb Collins are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave the Colonial Hospital on Sunday, 19th July, at 3 o'clook: F. J. PAGON, Undertaker. July 15, 1863. TO BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, AND BRICKLAYERS. fTIENDERS are invited for executing the CarJL penters', Joiners', and Bricklayers' work required in the erection of an Office on Lambton Quay. Plans and specifications may be seen on application to Mr C. R. Carter, Builder, Lambton Quay, to whom all tenders are to be sent in, on or before noon of the 30th day of July, inst. July 11, 1863. COAL! COALJ COAL! "T7\ NGLISH and Australian on sale, on shore and r*.i afloat in lots to suit purchasers. J. DEANSFIELD. March 11,"1863. COAL I COAL ! ! COAL !! ! FOR SALE by the undersigned in lots to suit purchasers UOO tons (West Hartley) English Coal. INTERCOLONIAL R.M. Co. June 22, 1863. TENDERS FOR TIMBER. CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z. THB CATHEDRAL COMMISSION of the Diocese of Christchurch invite tenders for the suppJy of 841,361 FEET OF TIMBER, required for the erection of the Nave of the Cathedral, according to specifications which may be seen at the office of W. M. Bannatyne, Esq. The large Timbers for the Piers may be tendered for separately, if desired. Delivery to commence within six months after the signing of the contract, and the whole to be delivered within nine months after tbe delivery of the first cargo. Payment for ench cargo to be made within a month after the delivery of it. A fair proportion of the larger and smaller timber must be sent together in each cargo. Tenders to be scut to the Rev. H. Jacobs, Christchurch, not later than the first of August next. N.B. — The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. H. JACOBS, Hon. Sec. Christchurch, June 0, 1863. CHRIST'S COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL, CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z. Head Master — Reginald Broughtcn, Esq., M.A. of Balliol College, Oxford. Second Masteb— Rev. ti. Cotterill, 8.A,, St. John's College, Cambridge. Mathematical Master— -Mr W. De TroyEnglish atd Commeboial MASTEB~Mr J. P. Beer. THIS SCHOOL will be re-opeued on Monday, July 20th, Boarders are taken by the Head Master or the Second Master, to whom applications for ad mission or for further particulars as to terms, &o.» should be made. HENRY JACOBS, «... . ,'■ Bub.Warden. duutohurcb, June 9, 1863,