FIRST APPOINTMENTS TO COMMISSIONS.

Evening Post, Volume XCI, Issue 127, 30 May 1916, Page 8

FIRST APPOINTMENTS TO COMMISSIONS.

Following are the names of the candidates who passed and marks obtained at the special examinations for first appointments to commissions held at Trentham and Featherston recently : — Held at Trentham, February, 1916. Battery Sergt.-Major R. A. Brewer, 11th Reinforcements (Field Artillery), 1175. Held at Featherston, March, 1916. 2nd Lieut. A. B. Johnston (prob.), 11th Reinforcements (Mounted Rifles), 846; 2nd Lieut. G. L. Comer (prob.), 11th Reinforcements (Mounted Rifles). 884; 2nd Lieut. V. 11. S. Scott (prob'.), 11th Reinforcements (Mounted Rifles), 1083; 2nd Lieut. A. R. Livingstone (prob.), 11th Reinforcements (Mounted Rifles), 1013; 2nd Lieut. A. A. E. Pennyfather (prob.), 12th Reinforcements (Mounted Rifles), 1029. Held at Featherston, April, 1916. Lieut. J. H. W. Sheppard, Paymaster, Trentham, 1163 ; Sergt.-Major C. J. M. V. Clark, 12th Reinforcements (Infantry), 1149; Sergt. W. V. Quane, 12th Reinforcements (Infantry), 1222; Sergt. S. Gardner, 12th Reinforcements (Infantry)', 1089; Sergt. F. W. Gruar, 12th Reinforcements (Infantry), 1252; Sergt. C. B. Woodward, 12th Reinforcements (Infantry), 1240; Sergt.-Major J. C. Carter, 12th Reinforcements (Infantry), 1043; Sergt.-Major A. V. Young, 12th Reinforcements (Infantry), 1271; Sergt. M. Blanpied, 12th Reinforcements (Infantry), 1244. The maximum number of marks in each case was 1800, and the minimum required to pass 900.