THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 155

1. The term of service for each Volunteer to
   be one year from the day he is sworn in,
   provided always that if any Volunteer shall go
   to reside out of the district, he shall, if he
   desire, be discharged from further service as a
   Volunteer.

2. Every Volunteer shall attend to be trained
   and exercised at such time and place as shall
   be fixed by the Governer, or by such person or
   persons, as he may, from time to time, authorise
   in that behalf. Provided always that no
   Volunteer shall be compelled to attend to be
   trained or exercised more than one hundred and
   sixty-eight hours in any one year.

3. All Officers of companies will be ap-
   pointed by the Governor, and names for that
   purpose are to be submitted to him for his ap-
   proval by the company to which they are pro-
   posed to be appointed, and all Sergeants and
   Corporals must be examined, and passed as
   competent, by the Adjutant, before they will
   be appointed.

4. All rolls, documents, and correspondence
   shall be kept at the office of the Adjutant, and
   shall be open at all times during office hours for
   the inspection and information of the Officers of
   the company to which they relate.

5. All orders and communications from the
   Governor, or Government of the Colony shall
   be transmitted to, and given out by the
   Adjutant.

6. Every Volunteer who shall absent himself
   during any part of the time appointed for
   training or exercise and shall not account for
   such absence to the satisfaction of the Ad-
   jutant and the Captain of his Company, shall
   forfeit and pay any sum not exceeding one
   pound for every day on which he shall be so
   absent.

7. If any Arms, Accoutrements, Ammu-
   nition, or other Government property shall be
   injured, destroyed, or expended, by being used
   except on service, the Volunteer in whose
   charge such Arms, Accoutrements, or Ammu-
   nition, or other property were at the time, shall
   pay a sum not exceeding the value of the
   same respectively.

8. Every Volunteer whoshall appear at drill
   without the appointed Arms, Accoutrements
   and Dress, or any part thereof, or with the
   same in a dirty or neglected state, shall pay a
   sum, not exceeding ten shillings for every such
   offence.

9. Every Volunteer who shall be guilty of
   inattention, or carelessness, or who shall misbe-
   have himself at drill in any manner, not before
   specified, shall pay a sum not exceeding twenty
   shillings, nor less than five shillings, for every
   such offence.

10. All such fines shall be fixed by the Cap-
    tain and Adjutant, and shall be paid to the Ad-
    jutant on demand, and if not so paid they may be
    recovered in a summary way by him, on behalf
    of the Government, in any Resident Magis-
    trate's Court in the Colony.

11. Volunteers enrolled under these Regu-
    lations shall be subject to the provisions con-
    tained in the following Clauses of the Militia
    Act, 1858, namely, Sections 1, 3, 6, 7, 9, 18,
    19, 20, 21, (except the proviso thereto) 22, 23,
    (except when assembled for the purpose of
    being trained and exercised only) and 24.
    F. G. STEWARD,
    Clerk of Executive Council.

Private Secretary's Office,
Auckland, 28th June, 1859.

HIS Excellency the Governor has been
pleased to appoint
HENRY ARTHUR SCOTT
to be Captain of the Volunteer Corps of
Canterbury Rifles.

By his Excellency's command,
F. G. STEWARD,
Private Secretary.

Colonial Secretary's Office,
Auckland, 6th July, 1859.

HIS Excellency the Governor has been
pleased to appoint the following persons
to be, on and from the first day of October next,
Registrars under "The Marriage Act, 1854,"
and "The Marriage Act Amendment Act,
1858," for the Districts set opposite their respec-
tive names, as those Districts are severally des-
cribed in a Proclamation bearing date the 6th
July, 1859.

Mongonui, William Bertram White
Bay of Islands-Robert Clapham Barstow
Hokianga-Rev. Henry H. Lawry
Kaipara-Rev. William Gittos
Wangarei-John Stewart Rust
Waipu-Harcourt R. Aubrey
Mangawai-Robert Skeen
Mahurangi-Carlton Hollis James Hill
Auckland-John Boyle Bennett
Thames-James Preece
Drury-Joseph Middlemas
Raglan-Walter Harsant
Kawhia-Robert Schultz
Rangiawhia-Henry Ireland
Tauranga Carl Sylvius Volkner
Turanga (Poverty Bay) - Herbert Samuel
Wardell
New Plymouth-Samuel Popham King
Wellington-John Elisha Smith
Wanganui-David Stark Durie
Ahuriri-Edward Catchpool
Wairarapa-Holmes Crayne
Aorere-Henry Godfrey Gouland
Takaka-James Tilby
Motueka-Alexander Le Grand Campbell
Nelson-John Poynter
Wairau-Stephen Lunn Muller
Awatere-Philip McRae
Amuri-Edward Jas. Lee
Mount Grey-Thomas Upfill Wilson
Kaiapoi-Joseph Ashe Day
Christchurch-Alfred Chas. Barker
Ashburton-Edward Chapman
Timaru-Belfield Woollcombe
Lyttelton-William Donald
Akaroa--Daniel Watkins
Dunedin-John Gillies
Waitangi-Rev. John Albert Fenton
Taieri-John Hislop
Invercargill-John Blacklock