FOR COMMISSIONS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16980, 17 April 1917, Page 6

FOR COMMISSIONS

OF EXAMINATIONS.

Following arc the names of the candidates who" sat and tho marks they obtained at tho special examination for'first appointments to commissions held at .Featherston in February: — .

TWENTY-THIRD REINFORCEMENTS Infantry: C.S.M. T. F. Warren 1163, Sergeant 11. S. Hamilton 904. Sergeant J }L Sau . ndors " 5 - C - S - M - L - W. P. Reeve 1021, Sergeant D. G. B. Morrison 1152, Corporal A. B. Christensen 975, Sergeant S r,-c^ c< i n 882,-Sergeant E. G. Aicken 985, C.S.M. J. W. Macldsack 1236, Sergeant H JU Cook 1296, Sergeant A. F. Redgrave 974 C.S.M. H. B. Speight 1071, Sergeant G• Orven 1151; Sergeant F. R. CGorman 1101, Sergeant A. M. Goulding 1066, Sergeant Carmody 951. C.S.M. R. P. Abraham 939, Sergeant P. L, Hodge 900, Sergeant A. B. Gibbons 1065, Sergeant G. W G. Thomson 1015. C.S.M. W. T. Churchward 1260.. Sergeant W. L. Free 975. Sergeant G. W. Moore 1012, Sergeant W J. Spratt 963, Sergeant R. G. Jordan 860 Sergeant V. F. Maxwell 1160, Sergeant P. A. Ongley 1110, Sergeant J..P. Jarrett 985, Sergeant W. H. Scholofield 988, Sergeant A E. Storey 939, C.S.M. L. V. Mark 986, Sergeant H. L. King 1010. Sergeant A. N. Rowo 1070, Sergeant G. Webster 990. Specialists' Company: Sergeant E. F. B. Waters (22nd details) 1004, Sergeant G. M Burn 1062.

The maximum number of marks obtainable m each case was 1800, and the minimum required to pass 900.