Referring to the proposed visit of the Wan* gauui cavalry to Wellington next week, the Chronicle has the following “The troop will fall in on Tuesday morning, the Bth April, in front of the railway station, Wanganui, at 7 a.m. Each member must be provided with a common rope halter, arms, and accoutrements, viz., sword, carbine, and cross-belt. Revolvers are not required. Gun buckets and straps to be seen to before leaving. All to appear in new uniforms. Plumes, old uniforms, and for age cap to be carried in front on the saddle. All must provide themselves with saddle cloths, and it is advisable to carry oil rags, &c,, to clean gear. Flumes to be bad on application to the secretary. Blankets and swags to be sent to tbe secretary not later than Saturday, the sth April, addressed Alexandra Cavalry, Wellington. Tbe cost per man for travelling expenses will be 28s, which is to be paid into tbe hands of tbe secretary before leaving. This amount will cover all expenses for the return.’'

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MEMORANDA.
Auction, This Day.—Messrs F, Sidey and Co. sell, to-day, under instructions from .Mr Isen, unredeemed pledges, at the Arcade, at 1 o’clock.
Auction, This Day.—Mr G. Thomas sells, at his rooms, at 10.15, fruit, ale, soap, and cheese.
