CAMP NOTES

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 262, 24 July 1918, Page 6

CAMP NOTES

The following temporary appointments have been approved by the Camp Commandant at F eatherston:—Gnr. J. Simpson, 46th N.Z.F.A., to bo temporary bombardier; Sgt. L. Bell, P.E.A.S.C. to be staff sergeant in charge of motor vehicles; Djy. T. H. Rawston,P.E.A.S.C, to be corporal; Whir. J. K. Thomson, A.S.C. Reinforcements, to be wheeler corporal; Pie. • J. ,T. Hollinsworth, N.Z.V.C. to be corporal. The following probationary corporals have been confirmed in the rank of temporary corporals:—,W. B. Bennett J. J. Hercock, F. P. Dnft'y, C Company, CI; W. H. Shearer, W.'Wallace, 11. B. A. Yialous, D Company, '12nd. The following officers have been transferred as under:—Lieut. A. K. 0. Smart, j'rom A Company, CI, to 1) Company, iith; 2nd Lieut. A. Thomson, from J) Company, CI, to D Company, lltli; 2nd Lieut. D. Y. Gennoll, I'ronv'C Company, CI, to E Company, 44th; 2nd Lieut. \V. F. Diidson, from E Company, CI. lo E Company, 14th; Lieut. S. A. G. Darby, from Trentliam Details to Infantry. Details, and from Infantry Details to D Company. Lieut. C. D. Bridge, machine-gun instructor, has been transferred from Pjipawai to Headquarters, Pea-the'ston

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