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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume X, Issue 506, 5 April 1900, Page 10

OR SALE The Handsome, Well-grown, and Fast THREE-YEAR-OLD BAY FILLY, By Seaton Delaval out of Bellona, by Nelson from Muskerina, by Musket from Hipporina, by Hippocampus out of Yatterina, by Yattendon. This filly is half-sister to that sterling performer, St. Ona, and half-sister to St. David, St. Lawrence, and the fast two-year-old Mata-mata-arakiki. She has been broken in, and is now in training. For further particulars apply—- ' WILLIAM TOZER, Ellerslie ISTRICT ORDERS By Lieutenant-Colonel J. H. Banks, Commanding District. Brigade Office, Auckland, April 2, 1900. EASTER ENCAMPMENT. No. I—lt is notified for general information that the Easter Encampment of Instruction of the several arms in the Auckland District will be held this year as under : — Naval Artillery, Coastguard Artillery, and Engineers will be notified hereafter The “A” Battery Artillery, Auckland Mounted and Waikato (No. 3) Mounted Biflea, Bearer Corps, Companies of the No. 1 Auckland Battalion, and Garrison Band, in the paddock adjoining Potter’s Paddock. Nos. 1 and 2 Waikato Mounted Rifles, the Companies of the No. 2 Auckland Battalion, and Thames Navals, in the Onetree Hill Reserve, Epsom. No. 2 —Officers to the Commanding Officer’s Staff will be nominated hereafter. No. 3.— The several Corps will proceed to Camp on THURSDAY, the 12th inst., in the order detailed below : The Waikato Mounted Rifles, with their horses, will entrain at the Stations named : No. 1 Company, at Frankton, by Special Train, 10.5 a.m. No. 2 Company and Kihikihi Detacnment of No. 3 Company, at Te Awamutu, at 8.25 a.m.; I s o 3 Company, at Cambridge at 8.35 a.m., joining Special Train at Frankton, at 10 5 a.m. These Corps will detrain at Remuera, and proceed to Camp under the command of the Senior Officer present. Auckland Mounted Rifles will assemble at their Parade Ground at 6 p.m., and proceed to Camp. No. 4. —Te Aroha Rifles will entrain at Te Aroha at 7.40 a.m. No. 1 Ohinemuri Rifles will embark at Paeroa at 6 p.m , on s.s. Taniwha. Coromandel Rifles will embark either at 6 30 a.m. or 6.30 p.m , whichever is most suitable to them. Hauraki Rifles and fl hames Navals will embark at 5 p.m , and proceed by s.s. Wakatere. , Onehunga Rifles will parade at their Drill Hall at 7 p m., and march to Camp. All Corps arriving in Auckland, either by train or steamers, will proceed without delay to Camp No. s.—The “A” Battery, Artillery, with their guns, will parade at 7 p m., and proceed to Camp. Auckland Infantry Battalion (No. 1), Bearer Corps, and Garrison Band will parade at the Drill Hall at 730 p.m., and proceed to Camp under the command o the Senior Officer of the Battalion. No. 6. —Officers Commanding Companies will detail two men each to load and unload the baggage, all of which belonging to the Garrison Corps should be at the Drill Hall not later than 9 p m. on WEDNES DAY, the 11th inst. By Order. JAMES REID, Captain and Adjutant, Auckland District. ■piRANKLIN LICENSING DISTRICT ELECTION OF MEMBERS OF THE LICENSING COMMITTEE. RESULT OF THE POLL TAKEN ON THE 21st day of march, 1900. For. Votes. McLennan, Duncan ... ... 493 Wrigh’, Jacob Henry ... ... 465 fl'ajL.r, John Edward ... ... 461 Flavell, William ... ... ... 457 Smith, Godwyn Dalrymple ... 451 Hodge, Samuel ... ... ... 438 Manning, Arthur Wellesley ... 421 Gallagher, James ... ... 399 Informal ... ... ... 3 The five first-named having received the greatest Lumber of vites, 1 hereby decJare iho said persons duly elected as Members of t he Licensing Committee of the above District. ; ’ WILLIAM J KIN Gt, Returning Officer.