CAMP NOTES
TRANSFERS APPROVED
The following temporary appointments have been approved by the Camp Commandant at Trentham (Col. H. R. Potter):— . Army Pay Pepartment: To be S.-Sgt, Sgt. S. J. Collett. N.Z. Dental Corps: To be Cpls. : Pte. J. Flanagan, L.-Cpl. E. J. Curtice. The following probationary corporals have been confirmed in the rank of Temp.-Cpls.:—B. H. Jones, J. P. Rickard (Cl Camp), H. R. Nesbit (45th Reinforcements), A. P. Wylie (B Company, 41st Reinforcements). The following temporary appointments have been, approved by the Camp Commandant at Featherston (Col. 3S T. P. Adams): — B Company, 43rd Reinforcements, to be Sgts. : Cpls. H. E. Willis, R. Mayhead, C. L. Andrews; to be Cpl. L.-Cpl. S. J. Bailey; to be L.-Cpl.s., Ptes, A. Munn, J. T. Humphreys, W. H. Yoongman, J. O'Leary, C. J. C. Lowry, W. A. BaiUie. I The following transfers of officers and n.co.'s are announced : — A Company, 41st. to A 'Company, 42nd:. 2nd Lts. G. Mitchell, W. Alexander A. E. Clinkard, B. Hartmann, C.S.M. J. H. M. Finlayeon, Q.M.S. H. R. Atkinson, Sgts. F. J. Coles, F. C. Clark, A. W. Taylor, A. (x. Harris, A. Fazackerley, Cpls. C. R. Begbie, H. J. Flanagan, W. E. Fordham, R- H. Jones, H. C. Lorenzen, J. M'Lanchlan, W. W. P. Pullman, J. Railton, W. J. Spring, W. W. Smith, R.. S. P. Hopkins, H. Cates, F. J. Huleton, L.-Cpls. W. Bateman, R. H. Croft, E. P. Fleming, E. W. Gardner, W. R. Gobbe, J. B. Graves, L. W. Hewitt, W. Holland, R. J. Lyon, F. Ovenden, W. A. Parsons, C. H. Signal,. E. A. Wilson, L. S. Wat-. son.
B. Compa.ny, 41st, to B Company, 42nd: 2nd Lts. W. S. Dawson, J. Murphy, W. A. Moore, W. A. Stoad, R,<3.M.S. F. W. Grayburn, C.S.M. J. Harvey, Q.M.S. M. E. Barraclough, Sgts. A. Chappell, H. E. Jack, L. Ingham, H. E. G. Smith, W. Sullivan, W. J. Souter, G. Uren, Cpls. J. Boaler, J. P. Bawden, R. G. Brabyn, L. N. Brooker, W. C. Gaidner, F. E. Green, W. L. Higgins, A. E. Hope, E. J. T. Leckie, I. Murdoch, A» W. Pullman, S. J. O'Sullivan, A. E. Swaiison, W. Swiffin, T. Traynor, A. P. Wylie, L.-Cpls. N. H. Alexander, C. 0. Clapp, T. W. Dallas, F. D. Hathaway, H. W. Harvey, A. Miller, F. J. Newton, I. A. L. Oliver, J. C. Paul, R; K. Robertson. C Company 41st to C Company 42nd:' 2nd Lts. A. H. C. Cavell, C. E. Holmes, E. S. Innes-Jones, A. S. Blackie, R.S.M. E. H. Skeates, C.S.M. R. J. Punning, Q.M.S. H. L. Firth, Sgts, N. A. Ching, F. P. Fawcett, F. Hill, H. G. Rose, T. Lynch, Cpls. G. W. Popenhagen, N. H. Skinner, C. A. Wallace, G. T. Watkins, W. F. White, W. B. Stowe, R. C. Moller, W. G. Twigg, L.-Cpls. H. Anderson, W. D. Barnett, W. A. Bavtlett, G. J. Batchelor, C. M. Burnett, H. W. Chisnall, A. R. Cobcroft, A. K. Closely, W. F. Daldy, H. P. Enwright, F. H. Greenwood, E. E. F. Grimmett, P. W. Kilkenny, T. B. Linklater, F. Macdonald, W. J. Melody, A. M'Maeter, W. 0. Pateman.:
D Company 41st to D Company 42nd: Lts. R. Wood, H. A. Lewis, 2nd Lts. V. C. Bosselmann, D. E. Neave, C.S.M. J. C. Allan, Q.M.S. H. Gollan, Sgts. F. Goudie, M. Q. Gudgeon, C. Pfeifer, V. W. Rowland, C. R. Wenden, Cpls. L. I. ,Asher, F. J. M. Bradley, H. J. Freeman, R. MD. Craig, J. G. Harper, J. Fry, A. W. Richter, G. Johnston, W. H. Shearer, H. V. Rowe, W. Wallace, H. R. A. Vailoux, L.-Cpls. B. B. Byatt, C. A. Buchanan, He, A. Dawber, H. E. Childs, H. Haycock, W.V. Fowles, G. A.Marshall, A. Hellier, W. F. Monteith, K. E. Mason, F. G. Schroeder, E. F. Northcroft. ' B Company 42nd to Cl Camp: 2nd Lt. |J. Murphy; 44th Reinforcements to Details, Capt. M. Urquhart, M.C. ; Details to 44th Reinforcements, 2nd Lt. S. A. C. Darby; 44th Reinforcements to 48th Specialist Company, Lts. R. W. Warren, F. W. Comer. The Camp Commandant at Trentham acknowledges with thanks receipt of the following gifts, which' have been distributed in the camp hospitals:—From the Red Cross Society, Wellington: Tobacco, cigarettes, • soap. From ' the I Salvation Army, Wellington: Cake, fruit, eweets, etc. From Mr. Stuart Neill, Trentham: Six walking sticks. The Camp Commandant at Featherston acknowledges with thanks the receipt of the following gifts for the camp hospitals :—Mrs. H. Elder, Waikanae, one I case of fruit; Mrs. Q, Donald, Featherston, pineapples; Salvation Army, Featherston, weekly gift of handkerchiefs and sweets; Wairarapa Hospital Committee, Featherston, weekly gift of cakes; Wairarapa Patriotic Society, Masterton, gramaphone and records. . .
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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 14, 16 July 1918, Page 4
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