MILITARY OFFICERS.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 12410, 21 March 1911, Page 5

MILITARY OFFICERS.

(Pet Press A&aociatiori. ) WELLINGTON, this day. Following is the seniority list of new officers and non-commissioned officers of the New- Zealand staff corps and permanent staff who lately passed out from the camp at Featherston. They are oil probation for a period of ' six months from -the date on which they first joined the camp. Their seniority has been determined mainly by the result of examinations held m camp, but age, previous service, and former seniority have also been taken into consideration; and allowances have been made for officers >Vho did not have the opportunity of being m 'camp for the whole period : — • New non-commissioned officers to take rank next to old instructional staff command officers: Brown, Finnis, Meddirigs, tylelville, Andrews, Powles, Morrison, Matthews Knutsford, Bosworth, Poison, Lampen, Thornton, Glendinihg, Fraser, Hudson Burgess Morton, King, Turnttull, Blair, Huine, Hay Skellev, Hawkins A-very, Nicholls, Thorns- Richardaton, Robinßon/Kelsall, Henderson, Burn, Banks,- Wheeler; Garland, Braddell, Dyer, Wood, Cardalc, and Rassam. . Non-commissioned officers: O'Sullivan Tingey, Mooney, gtedman, Ivimey, Woodward, Wright, Jameson, Muir, <Bond, Walker, Salt, Moncrieff, Seal, McGoun, Stevenson, Cotinolly, Roberts, Hart, O'Hara, Davis, R. Morrison* Steel, McLardy, West,, Edwards, Alexander, Cuff, Olhey, Hobbs, Manners, Brighting, Dunham, Glanville, Lyons; Thatcher, Turner, Ritzema, Millett, Donaldson, Davis, C. Dallinger, Marr, Collins, Corkill, Mahoney, Webb, Smeal. and Notley.