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Wellington Independent, Volume XIX, Issue 2165, 9 February 1865, Page 2

BM p I re hotel, JAMES OSGOOD, Proprietor. "T%| R. JAMES OSGOOD has great pleasure in informing the inhabitants of Wellington and vicinity that he will OPEN HIS DININOf ROOM, THIS DAY. AT 130 p.m. REGULAR MEAL HOURS AS FOLLOWS : BREAKFAST from 8 30 to 9 a.m, DINNER „ 1 30 to 2 p.m. SUPPER o*3o to 7 p.m. MEALS ■WILL BE TUENISSED AT SHOET NOTICE AT ALL HOURS. The Patronage of the gentlemen of Wellington solicited by tho Proprietor. February 9 th, 1605. WAIRARAPA RACES, 1865. STEWARDS: H. Bunny, Esq. W. Beetham, Esq. R. Collins, Esq. Capt. Leathnm, W.C.D.F. Judge aud Starter — W. H. Donald, Esq. Clerk of Course— Mr W. R. Hastwell. rpHE first Bell for Saddling will ling each day JL at 1 o'clock precisely. EIRST DAY. WEDNESDAY, 15th MARCH, 1865. PRODUCE PLATE— for horses that have never won public money; weights, 3 yrs, 8 st ; 4 yrs, 9 st; 5 yrs, 9 sfc 7 lb; 6 yra and aged, 10 st. £'10. Entrance, £2 -3s, Two miles, Bingle event. WAIRARAPA STAKES— weights for age. 3 yrs, Sat 7 lbs; 4 yrs, 9 st 7 lb ; 5 yrs, 10 st 0 yrs and aged, 10 st 7 Ib. £>S. Entrance, £2 2s. Two miles, single event. THE VOLUNTEER'S CUP— £ Entrance, £2 2s. One mile heats. LADIES' PURSE — £ Entrance. £1 Is. Welter weights. A milo and a-half. PONY RACE— £ Entrance, 10s (id. Once round, heats. SECOND DAY. THURSDAY, 16th MARCH, 1865. 'HURDLE RACE— Over four flights, hurdles 3 feet G inches high; weights, 3 yrs 9 st ; 4 vrs, 10 st ; 5 yis, list; 0 yra and aged. 1 1st 7 lb. Purse of £ given by W. C. Defence Force, and A£s - addod. Entrance, £1 Is. Once round and a distance, heats. JOCKEY CLUB CUP— Given by Jockey Club, Value £25. Entrance, £2 2s Weights for ago. Twice round and a distance. JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP- £ FORCED HANDICAP— £ CONSOLATION— £ HACK RACE— £ All entrances to be mado with the Secretary, Jockey Club Room, Greytown, on or before 6 p m., Monday, the 13th March next. The Jockey Club Rules are to be strictly adhered to, and any disputes arising are to be settled by the Stewards. Jockey Club Room, Greytown, J Ist February, 1865. MILITIA NOTICE. | THE Militia Office is removed to Lower Mount I Cook Barracks. JOHN S. KIRWAN, Adjutant Wellington Militia. February 7, 1865. WELLINGTON AND WAIRARAPA MILITIA DISTRIOT ORDERS: Militia and Volunteer Orderly Room, Wellington, February 8, 1865. 3 IT having been brought to my notice that • there are several men residing in the above distriots, who are liable to serve in the Militia, and who have not enrolled their names, the undermentioned extracts from the " Militia Act Amendment Act," for 1860, are published for general information, viz . — •• Each Battalion or Company shall bo divided Into three classes: — the First Class shall consist of all unmarried mon and all widowers without children, between the ayes of 16 years and 40 years, both inclusive, who shall he called First Class Service Men ; the Second Clasa shall conHtstof all married men aud widowers with children, between the same ages, who shall be called Second Olass Service Men; and the Third Class shall consist of all men between the ages of 40 years and 35 years, who shall bo called the Reserve Men. " The Senior Officer of overy Battalion or Company or any other commissioned officer appointed hy him, shall enrol all the men liable to serve therein, and any man who shall not withiu three ; months after his becoming liable to serve, [give in his name, age, and place of residence, to such officer in order to be enrolled, shall forfeit any sum not exceeding £5." 4, I hereby give notice that if any man in tha above districts liable to serve in the Militia, whether for the Ist, 2nd, or Reserve Classes, who shall omit to enrol his name within seven days after tlie publication of this order will be summoned in accordance with the Act. o. Any man no situated in tho Wellington District, must either personally or in writiug send in their names in full — age, place of residence, and whether married, widower, or single to the Adjutant Wellington Militia, Lowor Mount Cook Barracks : those so situated in tho Wairarapa and Hu^ Districts to the Adjutant at tho Lower Hutt. EDWARD GORTON, Major Commanding Welliugton and Wairarapa Militia Districts. LOST on Saturday last, two gold seals, with gold split ring attached. 0»P seal had a three-cornered atone, purple color ; the .other a topaz, with J. M. or Ti IA., engraved on the stone. Whoever may have found the same, and will bring them to Mr Merit fa " Crown and Anchor ■" Hotel, will receive 10a reward. M. Caselberg. i.