HOMEWARD BOUND.
OFFICERS AND MJSX OF THE >'A\ I. j Those officers and men on H.M.s. i Chatham who are'shortly going Home jat the end of their commission were ( addressed on board the warship this afternoon by his Excellency the Gov-ernor-General (Viscount Jellicoe). The i commission does not actually expire ! until after the Chatham returns from ! the Island cruise upon wliivh she is about to depart, but his Excellency told them to-day that he would not be able to meot them later on so he took the present opportunity of bidding them farewell. • The -following officers will arrive m Auckland next month to take the p:ace jof those whose time has expired :- j H.M.e. Chatham. — Lieut.-Commancler J Penrose Barcroft. navigation duties; ! Lieut .-Commander Kenneth Kdwards, .jgunnerv duties: Lieutenants Lawrence ! Tollemache and Mervyn Somerset i Thomas: Paymaster-Lieut. Wni. l'roiphit: Schoolmaster Leonard K«-w: Kngi--1 neer-Commander Pony Croisdale: Kngi-Ineer-Lieut. Percy Mmiro: iJnnnpr F. W. i I Hale, torpedo duties; Boatswain (hen. i Lee: Gunner Samuel Chapman; "ar-rant-Enpineer Win. Stacey. Philomel.—Commander JUles. Lieui. Thomas Woodroffe. Paymaster Lieut.Commander Frederick Lloyd. I
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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 110, 10 May 1923, Page 3
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