THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 199

Warrant appointing Commissioners for
International Exhibition of 1862.

His Excellency Colonel THOMAS
GORE BROWNE, Companion of the
Most Honorable Order of the
Bath, Governor and Commander-
in-Chief in and over Her Ma-
jesty's Colony of New Zealand
and its Dependencies, and Vice-
Admiral of the same, &c, &c., &c.

TO ALL PERSONS GREETING:

WHEREAS it has been publicly notified
that an International Exhibition of Agri-
cultural and Industrial Products will be held
at London in the year One thousand eight
hundred and sixty-two: And whereas it has
been proposed that a Commission should be
appointed in the several Provinces of the
Colony of New Zealand, for the purpose of
receiving articles the produce or manufacture
of the said Colony, and of selecting and trans-
mitting to London such articles as may be
thought worthy of exposition in the said Inter-
national Exhibition, and of communicating
with Her Majesty's Commissioners in England
respecting such transmission: Now Know
Ye, that I, Thomas Gore Browne, Governor
of the said Colony, have thought fit to consti-
tute and appoint and by these Presents do
constitute and appoint the persons hereunder
mentioned to be Commissioners in the several
Provinces respectively set opposite their names,
to devise and carry out the details necessary to
facilitate the transmission to London of such
said articles as may be selected for exposition
at the International Exhibition to be held at
London in the year One thousand eight hun-
dred and sixty-two, and to correspond with
Her Majesty's Commissioners in London res-
pecting such transmission, namely, -

Auckland-His Honor the Superintendent,
Elwin Lrodie Dickson, Carl Frank
Fischer, Charles Heaphy, Edward
King, George Patrick Pierce,
Robert Patterson, and George
Webster.

Taranaki-His Honor the Superintendent,
Harry Albert Atkinson, and Ed-
ward Larwill Humphries.

Hawke's Bay-His Honor the Superintendent,
Alexander Kennedy, Joseph Rhodes,
John Alexander Smith, and Henry
Stokes Tiffen.

Wellington-His Honor the Superintendent,
Richard John Duncan, George
Hunter, William Lyon, George
Moore, Robert Stokes, William
Spink, James Smith, and Jonas
Woodward.

Nelson-His Honor the Superintendent,
Jacob Baley, James Lugsdin Bailey,
Edward Baigent, Edward Everett,
Charles Elliott, and Isaac Mason
Hill.

Marlborough-His Honor the Superintendent,
William Henry Eyes, and William
Douglas Hall Baillie.

Canterbury-His Honor the Superintendent,
Cyrus Daire, William Donald,
Robert Greaves, George Arthur,
Emilius Ross, William Wilson, and
Augustus Edward White.

Otago-His Honor the Superintendent, Rev.
Thomas Burns, D.D., Thomas Ban-
natyne Gillies, John Hyde Harris,
Charles Henry Kettle, William
Purdie, and John Matthew.

Southland-His Honor the Superintendent,
John Blacklock, James Alexander
Robertson Menzies, Thomas John
White, and John Topi Patuki, of
Stewart's Island.

And I do by these Presents give and grant
to the above-named persons, or any two or
more of them, in each Province as hereinbefore
set forth, full power and authority to carry
into effect the purposes of this Commission
by all lawful ways and means whatsoever, and
I do by these presents ordain that this Com-
mission shall continue in force and virtue, and
that they, or any two or more of them,
shall and may from time to time, and at any
place or places, proceed in the execution
thereof, and of every matter and thing therein
contained, although the same be not continued
from time to time by adjournment.

Given under my hand and Seal at the
Government House at Auckland,
this fourth day of August, in the
year of our Lord One thousand
eight hundred and sixty-one.

T. GORE BROWNE.

By His Excellency's Command,
WILLIAM Fox.

DUNEDIN MILITIA REGULATIONS.

By virtue, and in exercise of the authority
in me vested by the "Militia Act, 1858,"
and the "Militia Act Amendment Act, 1860,"
I, Thomas Gore Browne, Governor of the
Colony of New Zealand, do hereby make and
issue the following orders for the regulation of
the Dunedin Battalion of Militia.

1. The Dunedin Militia District shall not
   be divided, but the Dunedin Regiment shall
   constitute one Battalion.

2. Such Battalion shall be divided into three
   classes.

3. The first class shall consist of all un-
   married men and widowers without children
   between the ages of sixteen years and forty
   years, both inclusive, who shall be called the
   first-class service men.

4. The second class shall consist of all
   married men and widowers with children,
   between the same ages, who shall be called
   second-class service men.

And the third class shall consist of all men
between the ages of forty years and fifty-five
years, who shall be called the reserve men.

5. The men of the several classes shall be
   formed by the senior officer of the Battalion
   into one or more Company or Companies, he
   having regard in such formation to secure, as
   far as possible, contiguity of residence of the
   men in each Company.

T. GORE BROWNE.

Government House,
Auckland, 30th July, 1861.