THE TERRITORIALS.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13423, 10 July 1911, Page 3

THE TERRITORIALS.

BRITISH NON-COMS.’ POSITION

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The noil-commissioned officers win* recently arrived tram Ki;<>,!;':t<l have iice’.i ■posted as I'oMoivs: — U.-rnoral I’. N, Norri-i (Koyal Horse Guards), assistant to tie brigade Sergeant-Major lustrmtor to tite Canterbury i’oenuuiry Cavalry; r • .'gran, V. C. K. ileor (dad l)Vag;a,a G minis,. ser-geant-maior instructor 3rd (An- - j Mounted Rifles: Sergeant C. L. Nieiio* Is (2nd LaAcers), sergeant-major iuslnu-l.ir lith (Manawatu) Mounted RilLr ; Sergeant S. Wood (3rd Dragoon Guards), sergeantmajor iustruetor -ttji Mints, ed Lilies (Otago Mussars) ; Sergeant . I'., Partridge (3rd Jiattalum Worcester Regiment ), po-t----ed to Auckland district as sergeant-major instructor; Sergeant J. Short al (4th 11a!talion Leinster Regiment), posted to Otago district as sergeant-major instructor. iStaft'-Scrgeant-Major Instructor Salt lias been transferred from 1 lie Canterbury Yeomanry Cavalry to tlie Nelson Moulded Rifles, aiid Staff-Sergeant- M a jor C. G. Davis from the Auckland Mounted Hifles to the North Auckland Mounted Rifles,' Wliaugavei. Lieutenant Rasanm, of the Headquarters Staff, na ; been pr< riol-vd to captain.