ON ACTIVE SERVICE.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16260, 20 June 1916, Page 8

ON ACTIVE SERVICE.

MOUNT FELIX PATIENTS.

MAJOR KNYVETT WOUNDED.

[from our own correspondent.

London, May 9. New Zealanders officially gazetted to the Royal Flying Corps have during the ast few days included: W. S. Shirtcliffe, Wellington, George Vernon Aimer, Auckland, and James Duff Hewett. They have commissions as second lieutenants. Recent admissions to Mount Felix have included: John Backiville, Edward May Cave, Harry Clark, Phillip Henry Cross Louis Sidney Elliott, William George' Eagle d'Arcy Hamilton, William Hart, ' Thomas Herbert Hammon, Phillip David ' Hayman, Charles Robert Hayden, William Baird Hutchison, Alan Jackson, Leonard Arnold James, Walter George James Thomas Jackson Kerr. Frank Kirkbride' Frank Oswald Knight, George Edward Morrow John Morgan, Landon Randolph Mason, Phillip Austin Minshall, Thomas McGuire. Sergeant McLoughlin, Alfred Hardy Outtrim, Harold Edward Over • John Langfield Pegg, George Ramsbotham, Harry Eveleigh Ridley, Arthur' Sheaves, Robert Henry Smith and Private Stafford. ' ' ' Commander B. O. Freyberg, D.5.0., ' • has returned to the base of the Royal Naval Division at Lemnos after spending a few weeks' leave in London. a I Major F. B. Knyvett, R.F.A., of Auckland, has been wounded in France. Major-General R. H. Davies, C.8.. who | went to France last July in command of : the 20th Division, has now been transferred to England, where he is command- . > inc. »>» of, the reserve i i