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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

Hugo Byam Lomax, to be Lieutenant. Date
of Commission, 1st. Sept. 1863.
William Nunnington, to be Lieutenant. Date
of Commission, 1st Sept. 1863.
William Alfred Smith, to be Lieutenant.
Date of Commission, 1st Sept. 1863.
Horatio L. Williams, to be Lieutenant. Date
of Commission, 22nd Sept. 1863.
Forster Yelverton Goring, to be Ensign.
Date of Commission, 19th Sept. 1863.
Crosbie Kidd, to be Ensign. Date of Com-
mission, 19th Sept. 1863.
Francis Coleman Hallowes, to be Ensign.
Date of Commission, 19th Sept. 1863.
Roderick Gray, to be Ensign. Date of
Commission, 19th Sept. 1863.
Gillian Hector Ross, to be Ensign. Date of
Commission, 19th Sept. 1893.
Henry Glassock to be Ensign. Date of Com-
mission, 22nd Sept. 1863.
Patrick J. O. Carrol, to be Assistant Surgeon.
Date of Commission, 19th Sept. 1863.

In the No. 2 Company, Onehunga Rifle
Volunteers.

Lewis Harris, to be Ensign. Date of Com-
mission, 16th Sept. 1863.

In the Forest Rangers.

Gustavus Ferdinand Von Tempsky, to be
Ensign. Date of Commission, 26th August.
1863.

In the Taranaki Militia.

Lieutenant James Scott McKellar, to be
Captain. Date of Commission, 1st. Sept.
1863.
Lieutenant Francis Joseph Mace, to be Cap-
tain. Date of Commission, 2nd Sept. 1863.
Lieutenant John Glasfurd Corbett, to be
Captain. Date of Commssion, 3rd Sept.
1863.
Ensign Robert Chisenhall Hammerton, to be
Lieutenant. Date of Commission, 1st
Sept. 1863.
Ensign John Kelly, to be Lieutenant. Date
of Commission, 2nd Sept. 1863.
Charles Everett, to be Lieutenant. Date of
Commission, 3rd Sept. 1863.
Robert Pitcairn, to be Lieutenant. Date of
Commission, 4th Sept. 1863.
William Hussey, to be Lieutenant. Date of
Commission, 5th Sept. 1863.
Charles James Messenger, to be Ensign.
Date of Commission, 1st Sept. 1863.
Courtenay Melmoth Kingdon to be Ensign.
Date of Commission, 2nd Sept. 1868.
William Newland, to be Ensign. Date of
Commission, 3rd Sept. 1863.
James Black, to be Ensign. Date of Com-
mission, 4th Sept. 1863.
Peter McFarlane, to be Ensign. Date of
Commission, 5th Sept. 1863.
Hulton Joseph Webber, to be Assistant Sur-
geon. Date of Commission, 23rd Sept.
1863.

In the Carterton Rifle Volunteers.

Richard Fairbrother, to be Captain. Date of
Commission, 18th Sept. 1863.

Burton Boys, to be Lieutenant. Date of
Commission, 18th Sept. 1863.
James Laydon, to be Ensign. Date of
Commission, 18th Sept. 1863.

In the Masterton Rifle Volunteers.

J. Valentine Smith, to be Captain. Date of
Commission, 19th Sept. 1863.
W. H. Donald, to be Lieutenant Date of
Commission, 19th Sept. 1863.
Robert Hare, to be Ensign. Date of Com-
mission, 19th Sept. 1863.

In the Wanganui Union Corps of Volun-
teers.

Lieutenant Joseph Willcox, to be Captain.
Date of Commission, 22nd Sept. 1863.
Dugald Cameron, to be Cornet. Date of
Commission, 19th Sept. 1863.
John Hunt Hirt, to be Ensign. Date of
Commission, 22nd Sept. 1863.

In the Poronghau Mounted Rifle Volunteers

William Henry Hunter, to be Captain. Date
of Commission, 22nd Sept. 1863.
John Nairn to be Lieutenant. Date of Com-
mission, 22nd Sept. 1863.

T. RUSSELL.

MILITIA AND VOLUNTEERS.

Colonial Defence Office,
Auckland, 19th Sept. 1863.

HIS Excellency the Governor has been
pleased to accept the following resig-
nations :-

Lieutenant Samuel Deighton, of the Wel-
lington Militia.
Ensign E. J. Riddiford, of the second Batt
Wellington Militia.

T. RUSSELL.

NOTICE

To New Zealand Volunteer Militiamen en-
listed in the Neighbouring Colonies.

WHEN a Private enlisted in a Neighbour-
ing Colony wishes to remit a portion of
his pay to his family residing in the Colony
in which he was enlisted, the Government
will undertake to make the remittance free of
charge and postage.

CHARLES KNIGHT,
Comptroller of Militia and Volunteer Pay
Auckland, N. Z.,
September 22nd, 1863.

PRINTING.

Tenders called for.

Colonial Secretary's Office,
Auckland, 23rd Sept., 1863.

TENDERS will be received at this office,
until noon of Saturday, the 26th inst.,
for such Printing as may be required at
Auckland for the service of the General Go-
vernment during the Twelve months com-
mencing the first of October, 1863.