Correspondence relating to Wilfrid Wanostrocht Giblin, 1915 - Part 7

Conflict:
First World War, 1914–18
Subject:
  • Documents and letters
Status:
Finalised
Accession number:
AWM2017.6.303
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“C” Form (Duplicate).                    Army Form C2123
MESSAGES AND SIGNALS          No. of Message 41
 

  Charges to Pay 
£   s.   d.		 Office Stamp
28. VIII. 15.
LEGRAPHS
Service Instructions

Handed in at GS&Q   Office 0937 m.    Received 0947 m.
  
To   Medical Control Officer Anzac

Sender's Number 
GHQ 717		 Day of Month 
28th		  In Reply to Number 
 		 AAA

Two members of infectious
committee arrive Anzac tomorrow
aaa Arrange for their ac
accommodation aaa Inform
Colonel House so that he
might confer with them
FROM                 DMS   GHQ
  
 

 

G.O.C. might like to know this
WG
28/8
Let GOC √
Col Howse √
Camp Commd - know
[[?Nal]]

 

“C” Form (Duplicate).                    Army Form C2123
MESSAGES AND SIGNALS          No. of Message 172
 

  Charges to Pay 
£   s.   d.		 Office Stamp
ARMY 
A 28. VIII. 15.
TELEGRAPHS
Service Instructions 
AG


Handed in at         Office 1835m.     Received 1927 m.
  
TO    Medical Control Officers
         Anzac

Sender's Number 
EM151  		 Day of Month 
28		  In Reply to Number 
 		 AAA

your cable re details 13
casualty clearing stati Ī should
personnel bring all remaining 
stores
FROM                DDMS MS
PLACE & TIME 1830

 

DMS 
GHQ
Estimate of Medical Comforts required
per week for the three Casualty Clearing
Stations at Anzac
Estimate is based on 200 patients
being held by each station. At times
no doubt many more would have to
be held but intervals during which
evacuations would be normal ought to
allow surplus enough to carry on. 
                        per diem          per week
milk                     60 doz       350 doz
Ext of Meat         75 oz         525 oz
Butter                 60 lbs        420 lbs
Eggs                   48 doz        336 doz
Rice                     36 lb           252 lb
Cornflour            18 lb           126 lb
Arrowroot            9 lb            63 lbs
Sago                     9 lbs           63 lbs
Tapioca                9 lb             63 lbs
Barley                   9 lb            63 lb
Cocoa                   3 lb             21 lb
Fowl tinned      75 tins       525 tins 
Calves foot jelly  3 lbs          21 lb
Brandy                ½ doz         3½ doz
Whisky                ¼ doz         1 3/4  doz
Stout                     6 doz pts  42 doz pts
29.8.15. WWGiblin Lt Col
Medical Control Officer 
Anzac

 

 “C” Form (Duplicate).             27       Army Form C2123
MESSAGES AND SIGNALS               No. of Message 41
 

  Charges to Pay 
£   s.   d.		 Office Stamp
A 29. VIII. 15 C
TELEGRAPHS
Service Instructions

Handed in at GHQ Office    0920 m. Received 0948m. 
  
TO    Colonel Giblin Medical  
         Controller ANZAC

Sender's Number 
MHQ 63		 Day of Month 
29		  In Reply to Number 
 		 AAA

Telegraph numbers required to  
complete casualty clearing stations 
by units urgent 
FROM                DMS GHQ 
PLACE & TIME 0910

 

  “C” Form (Duplicate).             27       Army Form C2123
MESSAGES AND SIGNALS               No. of Message 41
 

[[?]] MN 20 Ny Davies      Charges to Pay 
£   s.   d.		 Office Stamp
ARMY
A 29.VIII.15                                       
TELEGRAPH 
Service Instructions

Handed in at  .........Office 1240 m. Received 1300 m. 
  
TO Medical Control Officer 
                      Anzac

Sender's Number 
 		 Day of Month 
29/8/15		  In Reply to Number 
 		 AAA

Numbers required to complete establishment 
Officers nil other ranks 12 
private 
FROM                   OC . 16 CCS 
PLACE & TIME

 

Commandant 
L of C. 
Anzac 
Forwarded for your 
information
W W Giblin Lt Col 
Medical Control Officer   
29.8.15 
I should be very glad to 
meet these gentlemen .-  
Presume you are arranging 
accommodation 
 signature John [[M?]] Young 
Lt Col
29-8-15 

 

  
D.A & 2. M.G, 
Aust & New Zealand Army Corps. 
Forwarding copy of memorandum 
received last night from D.M.S. 
I also attach copies of 
scheme for disposal of sick and 
wounded submitted on August 19th- 
to D M S. and letter of same 
date to Commandant, L. of C. 
Anzac. 
I beg to submit that the 
question opened up is a very large 
one and ought to be dealt with 
by an officer hold the holding 
the rank and position of D.D.M.S. 
who could devote his whole time 
to the matter. While willing to 
do all in my power to assist 
I feel that undue responsibility 
is being placed upon me holding 
the position I do & without adequate 
assistance. 
W W Giblin Lt Col 
Medical Control Officer 
Anzac 
30.8.15

. 

D.MS. 
G.HQ 
I regret to have to report 
that my health has been very  
indifferent lately and is now 
unfitting me for duty On the advice 
of two medical officers who have 
gone into my case I am returning 
to the Base for treatment 
I have endeavoured to carry  
out the work of Medical Control Officer 
to the best of my ability and am 
instructing Lt Col Corkery OC No 16 
CCS that as SMO. of L. of C. units 
he is to carry on the duties until 
he receives instruction from you. 
I have forwarded my views 
on the question of accommodation for 
sick during winter months to General 
Carruthers and have discussed the question 
with him.  I understand the matter is 
receiving due attention. 
Lt Col Balfour & Lt Col Buckingham 
arrived yesterday morning (31st inst) and  
are conducting their investigations of  
Anzac area 
W W Giblin Lt Col 
Medical Control Officer 
Anzac 
September 1st 1915

 

Lt Col. Corkery 
 O.C. No 16 G.O C C Station 
No 2 Outpost 
I am leaving Anzac this 
afternoon for the Base having been 
invalided.   l 
I hand over the duties of 
Medical Control officer, Anzac to 
you as Senior Medical Officer 
L of C. units to carry on till 
you receive instructions from 
the DMS 
W W Giblin Lt Col 
Medical Control Officer 
Anzac 
1-9-15

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