RETURNING INVALIDED TROOPERS.

Evening Star, Issue 16050, 29 February 1916, Page 4

RETURNING INVALIDED TROOPERS.

[Per United Press Association.} WELLINGTON, February 29. The following are returning invalided, tut their names have hitherto been withheld under the new - r-egulations: OTAGO INFANTRY BATTALION. • Sergeant C. Q. Carey, dentist. J. L. Adams, laborer. 0. Black, laborer. W. Ewbank, porter and waiter. L. S. Friedlion, druggist. W. L. Campbell, farm laborer. R. E, Clark, driver. E. H. Guthrie, letter carrier. W. E. Henderson, wiroworker, H. It. M'Auloy, miner. N. Quigley, laborer. A. Ramage, cook. W. G. J, Richardson, laborer. C. C. Selby, clerk. Iv, Smith, carpenter. -T. 8. F. Vernon, railway porter. C. H. Watson. OTAGO -MOUNTED RIFLES. Sergeant J. Gold, baker. A. J. Haywood, farmer. J. Lamb, laborer. W. Ling, expressman. O. Jr Lash, farrier. .T. M'Neece, clerk. V. E. Parker, steel ceiling fixer. W. J. Reid, coal miner. E-. Scandrett, clerk. W. Smith, shepherd. F. Spittle, farming. Accompanying the invalids the following nurses also return:—M. Mitchell, S. L% Nicoll, E‘. M. Stronach, Sister J. Peters. The following non-commissioned officers aro returning for commissions, by older of the general officer commanding;— Se-rgeant-major E. D. Clough; Sergeant-major L. B. Hutton, electrical engineer; Sergeant F. Mitchell, farmer; Sergeant G. W. Bollinger, New Plymouth; Sergeant G. P. Bertrand, school teacher; 0. Ernest G. Moncrieff, drill instructor. Lieutenantcolonel W. Tearless and Chaplain-captain Blamires are the Staff.