Sir John Monash, Personal Files Book 6, 10 June - 12 July 1915, Part 14

6/7/15

Burnage

Durrant & Herring

Tilney

Hand over.

Speech to 13^th Bⁿ

 

Burnage - his wound & news
his work
hope return 3 mths.
Necessity fill place. -
No reflection Durrant, Herring.
Principle
Lt Col Tilney - N.S.W. officer 
23 yrs. in N.S.W. Inf.
1^st =  21^st, 6^th Bgde.-
Difficulties of new officer - appeal Loyalty
Hand over to Tilney.

INTELLIGENCE NOTE ON ROADS, WATER SUPPLY, etc.  7/7/15

 

The information given below is in amplification of previous 
information concerning the water supply in the neighbourhood of 
ANZAC.
The source of the information is two Greek peasants who have 
been taken on as guides.  They are uneducated and cannot read a map
but are intelligent.
The previous information dated May 27th. 1915 was given by one
of these men.
In general their information tends to show that :-

1. The country between Kutchuk and Biyuk Anafarta and the sea has
abundance of water principally xx from wells. 

2. No water is actually to be found on Sari Bair (Hill 971) on its 
higher slopes.

3. There is good water between Biyuk Anafarta and Boghali and at
the latter place. Also at Eski Keui.

To sum up it appears that the water question even in July should 
not be a serious one, should we make an advance from our present position.

1.  The information concerning the well mentioned in 1st. Para. of 
note of May 27th. (Sq. 263 Z 6 approx.) is corroborated. This well is 
apparently fed by a stream ( 6 - 7 yards broad and about 18" deep at 
present) which rises in the Kizlar Dagh. It should more properly
be called a reservoir perhaps. This is the guides speak of as being 
capable of providing water for 10,000 men (but this is probably merely
figurative)*

11. The water in the Topalin Mezar Dere is brackish and not good 
except for animals, but the country from the Salt Lake up to Kutchuk 
Anafarta consists of many farms, each one of which has one or two wells 
of good drinking water. 

111. The water at Kutchuk Anafarta is plentiful.  There are 4 or 5 wells 
of good water, about 20 - 30 feet deep and containing about 15 feet of 
water. They are 3 - 4 feet in diameter. There are also 4 small 
reservoirs fed by a stream from which the water is taken off by 4 lines
of pipes and there are 4 taps at which to draw water. The water runs off
through the village. 

1v. Between Kutchuk and Biyuk Anafarta the Asha Dere runs. About 
half way between the two places the road crosses this river by a bridge. 
Ten minutes above this bridge are some ancient reservoirs ( 6 to 10 ) 
built of stone, about 6 feet in diameter, and 7 or 8 feet deep. Here 
the river is about 10 feet broad and 18 inches deep, but it disappears
into the sandy soil before it reaches the bridge. 
About 10 minutes below the bridge is an excellent well. There is 
a Persian water wheel here worked by a donkey to water the farm near by. 
All the country between Biyuk Anafarta and the sea is dotted over 
with many farms, each of which has one or two wells. In fact water is 
plentiful. (i.e., all along country roads through which the Inam Chai 
(Aghil Derey is shown to run. Informants speak of there being wells
every 100 yards or so, but this is no doubt a figure of speech). 

v. Informants state there is running water in the gullies at the foot
of the hills between here and Kutchuk Anafarta ( W Hills).

vi. There are 6 or 8 wells in the houses in Biyuk Anafarta, but the 
principal supply is brought from the foot of Sari Tepe (about 3/4 mile) 
by means of a pipe (diameter about 6 inches). The water is brought 
from a spring, and after filling a small reservoir in the village, the 
overflow runs off and joins the Aghil Deresi. 

vii. On Sari Bari there is no water. 

viii. At Dagchekeui there are 3 or 4 wells. 

ix. The system or drawing water from the wells is that of the Egyptian 
"shaduf". 

(pencil drawing of shaduf - see original)

x. At intervals of about 1/4 of an hour there are wells (4) between Biyuk
Anafarta and Boghali. 

xi. There is an excellent big well in Boghali and the water at and near 
Eski Keui is plentiful, the latter district being composed of many farms. 
Hano farm is especially mentioned as providing good and plentiful water. 
The spring called Panachia (the spring of the Virgin MaryX which is 
to the west of Eski Keui (on Kaba Tepe road) supplied water to 15,000 
pilgrims to the shrine, during three days, according to informant. 

xii.  Killa Liman and neighbourhood has a large supply of water 
from springs and wells
xiii.  Uzundare to Silvili but little water but good supply at latter 
place.
xiv.  Taifurkeui has a large water supply. In the village there 
are several fountains and there are springs in the neighbourhood:
All this district up to Yeni Keui is rich in streams and 
wells:

Army Corps Headquarters,
7th. July, 1915.

8/7/15

My Dear Colonel,
I have no desire to embark 
upon a controversy with Maj Edwards 
but the facts are (a) that I was 
present during the whole of the interview 
between Maj Edwards & Col 
Braithwaite (b) that he never told 
Braithwaite that you could not 
spare him but said that you had sent 
him over here to see about the job.
(c) Braithwaite said asked if he had 
any knowledge of mining work &
he said he had none but that he lived 
in Broken Hill (d) that his whole 
attitude & talk was of a man after
a job (e) that he asked Braithwaite
at the end if he had any objection to him
(Edwards) going on to see Pridham about
it. (f) that Braithwaite can be
applied to confirm any of the above if 
necessary.
The above is my recollection of the interview
Yours Sincerely
A Steinpeiler

4th. AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BRIGADE.

SUMMARY OF CASUALTIES.  N.Z.A.676.

 

OFFICERS.					OTHER RANKS.
Period	Killed	Wounded Missing		Total	Killed	Wounded	Missing	Total	Grand Total.
25/4/15      To  15/5/15	36	44	4 2 Pris- oners.	84	388	1035	399	1822	1906
16/5/15     To 31/5/15	2 w	19	nil	21	101	512	231	844	865
1/6/15    To 30/6/15	nil	1	nil	1	6	73	nil	79	80
Total.	38	64	4	106	495	1620	630	2745	2851

Colonel.
Commanding 4th. Australian Infantry Bde. 

Reserve Gully, 
Gallipoli Peninsula.
8th. July, 1915.
Count: - Killed      15
W or Hosp.           33
P or Hosp.              8
K or Hosp.           255
not in list              319
                               630

4 Aust Inf Bde   SECRET               

INTELLIGENCE  BULLETIN

JULY 8th 1915.
_______

GENERAL.   All the Gendarmerie and many Police of CONSTANTINOPLE
and provinces have been sent to the Peninsula.

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Four Turkish Officers and a German are stated to have
been brought handcuffed from Gallipoli.

---------------

There is a reported mutiny amongst the troops at
CHATALJA.

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Many wounded arrived at CONSTANTINOPLE on July 1st and
2nd.

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The German Military Attaché at CONSTANTINOPLE is
reported to have been murdered.

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JM

O/C 13^th To note and pass to O/C 14^th  Noted Wishing Major 13^th Bn

O/C 14      "      "        "       "       "  O/C 15 Noted & passed to 15^th B M O Adams Lt Col

O/C 15       "      "       "   return to HQs                H Cannan C/O 14^th Bn

JPM^c L Capt                  

Adjt  15^th Bn
JP M^cGlinn Lieut. Colonel

BRIGADE MAJOR 4TH INF. BRIGADE

AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCES

-9 JUL 1915

Army Form C. 2123.
riginal).         MESSAGES AND SIGNALS.              
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8.7.15

Handed in at the NZ Office at 1105aM.        Received here at 1120am M.

TO 4^th A & Bde 

*Sender's Number          
NZ Q B 993                 

Day of Month 9th

With reference to your letter of 
20^th with the raising of prices of
Cablegrams to Australia Anzac advises
us that GHQ notifies that Cablegrams
sent Alexandria for despatch under
authority of G.R.O. 270 & not so
dispatched have been returned to
sender with full remittance explanation

 

FROM NZ & A Div
PLACE Anzac Cove
TIME

MAZE 9/7/15
100

NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN DIVISION

Divisional Headquarters, 
Anzac Cove, 9th July 1915

N.Z.G.No.470

TO:

MEMORANDUM

PRECAUTIONS AGAINST GAS POISONING

In order to dissipate poisonous gas clouds you will be 
issued with spraying Machines in the proportion of 4
Sprayers to each Infantry Brigade and Mounted Rifles
Brigade, and 3 to each Light Horse Brigade. 

Instructions for the use of these Sprayers are
enclosed in each box, but they appear to be the ordinary
ones in use for spraying fruit trees, of which no doubt many
of the men have a knowledge: but you should ensure that
several men in each unit are trained in the use and care
of the machines. 

A proportion of chemicals for the use in the sprayers
is also being issued to you.
The proportion of each is as follows:-
SODIUM HYPOSULPHITE         6 lbs.
SODIUM CARBONITE                 1/4 lb.
WATER                                            3 gallons.

GLYCERINE is not essential, but if used, 2 ounces
should be added to above mixture. 
The machines should be kept constantly filled and ready
for use, and the liquid sprayed into the advancing cloud of
gas as soon as it is within reach.

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(Sgd.) W.G.Braithwaite Lieut. Col.

General Staff
N.Z. & A. Division.

July 10/15

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, J

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE.

ADMIRALTY.

July 5--Commander Charles W. Hewett, R.I.M., retired,
has been granted a temp, commission as Commander in his
Majesty's Fleet; July 5, 1915.

ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE-Probationary Sub-Lieuts. confirmed
in the rank of Sub-Lieut.: Stephen H. Smiles; July 1,
1914. Leslie Thompson; Sept. 1, 1914.Thomas P. Smarden;
Oct. 1, 1914. Austin L. Bennett; Nov. 1, 1914
ROYAL MARINE LIGHT INFANTRY - Capt. (temp. Maj.)
Henry C. Bennett to be Maj., vice Grover; June 27, 1915. Capt.
Charles E.C. Eagles. supy., is absorbed in the estab., vice
Bennett, promoted; June 27, 1915.

ROYAL NAVAL DIVISION - ROYAL MARINES - Pensioned
Superintending Clerk (Warrant Officer) R.M.L.I., is granted
a temp. commission as Quartermaster, with the hon. rank
of Lieut. : Frederick J. HIH; June 30, 1915.

July 6-Lieut.: Robert W. S. Curtais has this day been promoted
to the rank of Lieut.-Commander on the Retired List,

ROYAL MARINES- Probationary Sec. Lieut. (temp. Lieut.)
Edward B. W. Malet is removed from the List of Officers on
account of medical unfitness; June 2, 1915.

ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE-Sub-Lieuts. promoted to the
rank of Lieut,: Peter M.F. A. Drummond; March 13, 1915.
William S. Thornton; May 15, 1915. Alfred B. Connen;
June 18, 1915. Probationary Sub-Lieuts. confirmed in the
rank of Sub-Lieut.: George E.R. Browne; July 1, 1914.
Richard Morgan; Aug. 1, 1914. William T. Lane; Sept, 1, 
1914.
July 7,-Gentleman granted a temp commission as Engineer
Sub-Lieut. for temp. service in his Majesty's Fleet: William
P. F. Fleming June 18, 1915.
Boatswain Denis Koohane, retired, has been promoted to 
the rank of Chief Boatswain in his Majesty's Fleet: Jan. 16, 
1915.

WAR OFFICE, JULY 9,

REGULAR FORCES.

COMMANDS AND STAFF.

Appointments made:

PERSONAL STAFF.

Aide-de-Camp-Capt. H.M. Whitehead, 7th Batt. Sherwood
Foresters (Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Regt.), Territorial
Force: April 1, 1915.   Lieut. H. F. Percy, Royal Wiltshire
(Prince of Wales's Own Royal Regt.) Yeomanry, Territorial
Force: June 1, 1915.

SPECIAL APPOINTMENTS.

Graded for purposes of pay as a General Staff Officer, 2nd
Grade-Lieut.-Col. Sir Mark Sykes, Bt., 5th Batt., Alexandra,
Princess of Wales's Own (Yorkshire Regt.); March 6, 1915.
Draft Conducting Officers (graded for purposes of pay as
Staff Lieuts., 2nd Class)--Lieut. -Col. George Bowring, retired
pay Indian Army, vice Maj. C.R. Oswald-Brown, retired pay;
Jxx, 1915. Col. William K. Mitford, C.M.G., late Imperial
Yeomanry, Aide-de-Camp to the King, vice Capt.
H.A.S. Wright, Reserve of Officers; July 3, 1915.

ATTACHED TO THE GENERAL STAFF.

Graded for purposes of pay as Brigade Majors-May 19, 
1915: Capt. F. J. Potbury, T.F.R.; Temp. Capt. E. Carr.
Capt. (hon. Maj.) T. Rankin, 8th Batt. Royal Scots (Lothian
Regt.), T.F.: June 3, 1915.

ADJUTANT-GENERALS AND QUARTERMASTER-
GENERAL'S STAFF.

Assistant Adj. and Qmr,-Gen.-Maj. Arthur Mudge, Queen's
(Royal West Surrey Regt.), and to be temp. Lieut.-Col., in
succession to Lieut.-Col. T. H. B. Forster, retired pay; June
4, 1915.

ATTACHED TO HEADQUARTER UNITS.

Brig. Majs.-Temp. Capt. Walter E. Thorburn, 8th
Batt. Royal Scots (Lothian Regt.), Territorial Force; June
1, 1915.  Maj Patrick H. Dundas, D.S.O., 6th Jat L.I., Indian
Army, vice Capt. M. Magniac, Lancashire Fusiliers; July
3, 1915.
Staff Capt.-Temp. Lieut. (now Capt.) J. Westoll, 5th
Batt. Durham L.I., Territorial Force; April 5, 1915.

HEADQUARTERS OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
AND DEPARTMENTS.

Railway Transport Officer (graded for purposes of pay as a 
Staff Lieutenant 1st Class)-C. H. Tait, and to be temp.
Capt. whilst so employed; June 25, 1915.
Txxx appointments made at the War Office:
xxx Staff Officers, 2nd Grade-Capt. Nevile P. Brooks,
Prince of Wales's Leinster Regt. (Royal Canadians), from the
3rd Grade; June 21, 1915.  3rd Grade - June 21 1915:

Capt. William O. Prichard, South Wales Borderers, and to

be seconded, vice Capt.  N.P. Brooks, Prince of Wales's

Leinster Regt. (Royal Canadians). Capt. Arthur N. Actand,

the Duke of Cornwall's L.I. and to be seconded. 

Attached to the General Staff (graded for the purpose of pay

as a General Staff Officer, 3rd Grade)--Capt. Henry P. R.

Coode, Reserve of Officers; May 25, 1915.

Assistant to the Chief Inspector of the Qmr.-General's Services

(graded for the purpose of pay as a Staff Capt.) - Capt.

[[Henry?]] G. Leith, Northumberland (Hussars) Yeomanry, Terrixxxx Forces: July 3, 1915.

ESTABLISHMENTS.

INSPECTION STAFFS.

Temporary appointments made:

Assistants to the Chief Inspector-Sec Lieut. William J.

Morris R.A., and to be seconded; June 6, 1915 Lieut. (District

Officer) Harry G. Warton, R.A., and to be seconded;

June 21, 1915.

CAVALRY

10th (Prince of Wales's Own Royal) HUSSARS-Maj. Charles

W.H. Crichton, D.S.O., to be Lieut.-Col.; May 15, 1915.

Capt. John F. Neilson to be Maj.; May 15, 1915. Lieut

Victor J. Greenwood to be Capt.; May 15, 1915.

RESERVE REGIMENTS: - To be temp. Sec Lieuts.: George

Lancefield; July 3, 1915. Henry T. Thompson; July 5, 1915.

4th RESERVE REGIMENT- Maj. E. Rickards, Reserve of 

Officers, 4th (Royal Irish) Dragoon Guards, to be Second-in-

Command; Dec. 30, 1914.

REMOUNT SERVICE

Temp. Maj. R. Heygala, from a Supt. to be a District

Remount Officer (temp.); July 1, 1915. Temp Capt. H.H.D.

Seaton to be a Supt., and to be temp Maj. whilst so employed:

July 1, 1915. Gisborne Gordon to be an Asst. Supt.,

and to be temp. Capt.: July 2, 1915.

ROYAL HORSE AND ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY.

Supy. officers to be restored to the establishment: Majs-

G.S. Tovey: Sept. 1914. C.N. Buchanan Dunlop: Oct.

6, 1914. J.W. Hope: Oct. 13, 1914. G.H.W. Nicholson: 

Nov. 6, 1914  H.R. Peck: Nov. 7, 1914. C.W. Burdon:

Dec. 23, 1914. H.G. Pringle: Feb. 1, 1915. F.G. Bryant:

March 19, 1915. J.A. Scarlett: March 21, 1915. C.H.F. 

Cox: May 17, 1915. E.C. Vickery, D.S.O.: May 24, 1915.

W.T. Chambers: June 24, 1915. Capta.- C.D.G. Lyan

Nov. 3, 1915. A.W. Van Straubenzee: March 15, 1915.

H.K. Devitt; March 26, 1915. A.F. Brooke: April 1, 1915.

C.W.M. Ivens: April 7, 1915. A.K. Hay: April 13, 1915.

May 7, 1915: A.M. Hallett, A.R. Burton. Sec. Lieut. P.S.

Myburgh: Feb. 6, 1915

To be temp. Lieut.-Cols.- July 10, 1915: Maj. Arthur I.

Carroll. Reserve of Officers. Temp. Maj. R.C. Wilson.

To be temp. Capts.- July 10, 1915: Temp Lieut. James M.

Laird, Sec. Lieut. (temp. Lieut.) George A. Hart, Temp. Lieut.

Alexander C. Whyte, Temp. Lieut. Percy R. Hubbard, William

E.A. Wilmot from temp. Qmr. and Hon. Lieut.

To be temp. Lieuts.- July 10, 1915: Sec. Lieut. [[James?]] Plummer

Sec. Lieut. Sydney H. Hildyard, Temp. Sec. Lieut.

James H. Palmer, Sec. Lieut. Alfred S. Dalias, Sec. Lieut.

John S. Neaves.

The appointment to a temp. Sec. Lieutenancy of Ralph A.

Beckett, notified in the "Gazette" of June 23, 1915, is antedated 

to June 11, 1915.

Temp. Sec. Lieut. Bernard L. Taylor relinquishes his commission:

July 10, 1915.

ROYAL GARRISON ARTILLERY.

Supy. Capts restored to the establishment: C.H. Bingham,

Sept.21, 1914, Nov. 5, 1914: W.H.Barker, J.N.Biggs Davison, C.V.S. Skrimshire; Jan. 14, 1915. R. Wyllie; March 14, 1915. A.D. Greig; April 19, 1915. R.H. Higgon; April 30, 1915. A.H. Loughborough; May 3, 1915. P.Y. Birch; May 16, 1915.

CORPS OF ROYAL ENGINEERS.

Capt. L. Chenevix-Trench to be Adj., June 17 1915.

The appointment of temp. Lieut. George G. Clark from 1 [[??]]

(Service) Batt. (Empire), Royal Fusiliers (City of London 

Regt.),to a temp, Captaincy, notified in the "Gazette" of 

March 24, 1915, is antedated to Feb. 11, 1915.

The appointment of William A. Taylor to a temp. sec.
Lieutenancy, notified in the "Gazette" of March 24, 1915, is
antedated to Feb. 11, 1915.
INFANTRY.
NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS.-Capt. and Brevet Major
Evetyn B. Gordon is seconded for service with the Royal
Flying Corps; April 28, 1915.
ROYAL IRISH REGT.-Lieut. Walter A.D. Henry, from
5th Batt, Prince of Wales's Leinster Regt. (Royal Canadians),
to be Sec. Lieut; June 23, 1915.
ROYAL SCOTS FUSILIERS.-Capt. David S. Robertson to
be Maj.; July 1, 1915.
BORDER REGT.-Maj. (temp. Lieut.-Col.) George F. Broadrick
to be Lieut.-Col.; May 18, 1915.
OXFORDSHIRE AND BUCKINGHAMSHIRE L.I.-
Lieut. Archibald C. M. Paris is seconded for service under
the Admiralty; Feb. 128, 1915.
DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE'S OWN (Middlesex Regt.).-Company
Sgt.-Maj. Walter Stannett to be Sec. Lieut.; July10,
1915.
QUEEN'S OWN CAMERON HIGHLANDERS.-Lieut.
George E.G. Duff, from 5th (Banff and Donalde) Batt. Gordon
Highlanders, to be Sec. Lieut.; May 27, 1915.
ARMY SERVICE CORPS.
Major (now Lieut.-Col.) J.G. Lecky to be temp. Lieut.-Col.;
Dec. 14, 1914.
Sec. Lieut. Norman Harold Laine, Royal Guernsey Militia,
to be temp, Sec. Lieut.; June 25, 1915.
ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.
Temp. Lieut. Sydney D. Rowland to be temp. Maj.; Dec.
17, 1914.
Douglas W. Hume, M.B., to be temp. Maj. whilst employed
with the Norfolk War Hospital; June 29, 1915.
John S. Steele Perkins, M.B., late Surg.-Capt., 1st Exeter
and South Devon Rifle Volunteers, to be temp. Capt.; June 7,
1915.
To be temp. Lieuts.: Francis R. Brown, M.B.; May 20, 1915.
John Corcoran; May 25, 1915. James G. Fitzgerald, F.R.C.S.k
Edin., and Le Baron B Wilmot, M.D.; May 28, 1915. Thomas
L. Kenion and Wilfred M. Thunder, M.B.; May 13, 1915.
Michael J. Gallagher, M.B.; May 18, 1915. Andrew Hallidie,
M.B., F.R.C.S., and Henry M. Rainsford; June 1, 1915.
William S.O. Waring, M.B.; June 6, 1915. Gerald L. Kennedy,
M.B., Henry W. Drew, F.R.C.S., Leonard N. Lee, M.D.,
William J. MacNab, M.B., Edgar Duke, M.D., Henry W.
Smartt, John Hunter, M.B., Angus Wylie, M.B., Lionel E.
Napier, Douglas K. Parkes, M.B., John Pearson, M.B., Wilfred
R. Taylor, Peter P. Wright, M.B., Oswald S. Wraith,
M.D., F.R.C.S., Edin., Harold E. Moore, M.B., Cyril E. Harrison,
James L. B. Dixon, M.B., George B. Hillman, Evan L.
Jenkins. M.B., David C. Laird, M.B., Thomas A. Hindmarsh,
M.B., James W. Darling, M.B., William Anderson, M.B.,
[[?]] H. Evers, Edward D. Smith, M.B., Wyndham Parker,
[[?]] John Mills, M.B., James E. Long, M.D., Thomas G.
King, Vivian Gray-Maitland, Charles S. Bowker, Bernard H
Greensill, Henzell H. Dummere, Alexander J. V. McDonnell,
Ernest F Clowes, Augustus C. Greenwood, John C. Walker,
Henry R. Ibbotson, William M.M. Jackson, M.D., Thomas F.
Keenan, M.B., John Thomarson, M.D., Jack G. Waine, M.B.,
William J. D. Smyth, and Harold W. Sykes, M.D.; June 7,
1915. Joseph C. Lavertine, F.R.C.S.I., Frank N. B. Smartt,
M.B. and Farquhar W. Matheson, M.B.; June 8, 1915. Harry
E. Brawn, F.R.C.S., and Ishmael E. Bruneau, M.D.; June 9,
1915.
Henry H. Mathias to be temp. hon. Lieut.; June 26, 1915.
John Ritchie to be temp. Qmr., with the hon. rank of Lieut.;
June 26, 1915.
[[?]] be temp. Qmrs., Home Hospitals Reserve, with the hon.
rank of Lieut.; Percy J. Sebright; June 12, 1915. John E.
Chancellor; June 21, 1915.
ARMY VETERINARY CORPS.

 

* (this is beginning of 2nd newspaper column)
June 30, 1915. Temp Lieut. George B White to be temp.
Capt.; June 30, 1915. Temp. Sec., Lieut Douglas S. H.
Keep to be temp. Lieut. June 30, 1915.
CHESHIRE REGT.
9th BATT.-Temp. Capt. Leslie M. Wilson to be temp.
Maj.; June 17, 1915.
ROYAL WELSH FUSILIERS.
17th BATT. (2nd North Wales)-Temp. Capt. William L.
Griffith to be Adj.; June 23, 1915. The promotion to the
rank of temp. Lieut. of temp. Sec. Lieut. William J. Griffith
(now temp. Capt.), notified in the "Gazette" of June 3,
1915, to be antedated to April 8, 1915. Hugh R. Parry

to be temp. Sec. Lieut; June 7, 1915.
19th BATT.- William E Devan to be temp. Sec. Lieut.;
June 2, 1915.
SOUTH WALES BORDERERS
7th BATT.- Temp. Maj. James Grimwood to command the
batt., and to be temp. Lieut.-Col., vice Brevet Col. Frank H.
Hancock, Indian Army; June 23, 1915.
12th BATT. (3rd Gwent)-Temp. Sec. Lieut. Charles E.
Hoffmeister, from 7th (Service) Batt. Dorsetshire Regt, to
be temp. Sec. Lieut.; June 21, 1915. Temp. Sec. Lieut.
Charles E. Hoffmeister to be temp. Capt.; June 21, 1915.
GLOUCESTERSHIRE REGT.
14th BATT. (West of England)-Temp. Lieut. Claude Hancock
to be temp. Capty.; June 1, 1915.
To be temp. Lieuts.: Temp. Sec. Lieut. Harry A Butt;
May 10, 1915. Lieut. Arthur B. Colthurst, from Territorial
Force Reserve, General List; June 14, 1915.
WORCESTERSHIRE REGT.
10th BATT.-Capt. Frederick St. G. Tucker to  be temp.
Maj.; June 3, 1915. Temp. Sec. Lieut. Warren F. Tree to
be temp. Lieut.; June 3, 1915.
DUKE OF CORNWALL'S LIGHT INFANTRY.
10th BATT. (Cornwall, Pioneers)-Temp. Lieut. Hugh C.
Thornton, from 15th (Service) Batt. Duke of Cambridge's
Own (Middlesex Regt.) to be temp. Lieut.; June 17, 1915.
HAMPSHIRE REGT.
12th BATT.-Temp. Maj. R. A. Wombwell relinquishes his
commission; July 10, 1915.
SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE REGT.
8th BATT.-Temp. Sec. Lieut. Stanley R. Edwards to be
temp. Lieut.; July 2, 1915.
9th BATT. (Pioneers-Temp. Maj. Edmund H. Thruston
from 10th Batt. Loyal North Lancashire Regt., to command
the batt., and to be temp. Lieut.-Col., vice Brevet Col.
Arthur L. Loscombe; June 23, 1915.
DORSETSHIRE REGT.
5th BATT.-Temp. Lieut. Gwion L. B. Lloyd to be temp.
Capt.; May 6, 1915. Temp. Sec. Lieut. Donald H. Drysdale
to be temp. Lieut; May 6, 1915.
6th BATT.-Temp. Maj. William M. Lord Auckland, relinquishes
his commission on account of ill-health; July 10, 1915.
WELSH REGT.
17th BATT. (1st Glamorgan)-Temp. Sec. Lieuts. to be temp.
Lieuts: Eric W. Jeffreys, Clifford M. Dunn, Thomas Wallace,
Walter F. Stratton, Arthur T. Jones, Percy K. Ruttley, Ivan
A. E. Evans, Christmas R. Evans, and Albert J. L. Rees;
June 1, 1915.
19th BATT. (Glamorgan, Pioneers)-Temp. Sec. Lieut. William
E. Davies, from 16th Batt. Royal Welsh Fusiliers, to be
temp. Sec. Lieut.; April 27, 1915.
OXFORDSHIRE AND BUCKINGHAMSHIRE LIGHT
INFANTRY.
7th BATT.-Temp. Maj. Ronald M. Logan relinquishes his
commission: July 10, 1915.
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE AND DERBYSHIRE REGT.  (Sherwood
Foresters).
10th BATT.-Temp. Capt. George R. Cheenaye relinquishes
his commission on account of ill-health; July 10, 1915.
11th BATT.-Maj. Harold F. Watson D.S.O., 4th (Extra
Reserve) Batt. Lancashire Fusiliers, to command the batt.,
and to be temp. Lieut.-Col., vice Lieut.-Col. Thomas B. Hawks,
retired inv, Indian Army; June 10, 1915.
ROYAL WEST KENT REGT. (Queen's Own).
11th BATT. (Lewisham)- Temp. Sec. Lieut. George F. Pragnell, 
from 9th (Service) Batt. Muffs (East Kent Regt.), to be
temp. Sec. Lieut.; June 19, 1915. Temp. Sec. Lieuts. to be
temp. Lieuts.: Arthur E. Dickinson; June 18, 1915. George
F. Pragnell; June 20, 1915.
YORKSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY (King's Own).
7th BATT.- Temp. Sec. Lieut. Vivian G. Starkey to be temp.
Lieut.; June 17, 1915.
SHROPSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY (King's).
7th BATT.-Captain Raymond E. Negus, from Inns of
Court C.T.C. (T.F.), to be temp. Capt. ; April 15, 1915. (Substituted 
for the notification which appeared in the " Gazette "
of April 29, 1915.
MIDDLESEX REGT. (Duke of Cambridge's Own).
16th BATT. (Public Schools)-Temp. Lieut. Bertrand H.
Conran relinquishes his commission on account of ill-health;
July 10, 1915.
21st BATT. (Lamington)-To be temp. Sec. Lieuts.; Christopher
L. Morgan; June 3, 1915. Herbert F. Carter; June 25, 
1915.
KING'S ROYAL RIFLE CORPS.
17th BATT. (B.E.L.)-Joseph Groombridge to be temp. Lieut.;
May 17, 1915. Temp. Lieut. Joseph Groombridge to be temp.
Capt. May 29, 1915.
MANCHESTER REGT.
17th BATT. (2nd City)-Maj Frederick C. Palmer, late 5th
Batt. Manchester Regt. (T.F.), to be temp. Capt.; June 22,
1915.
20th BATT. (5th City)-Temp. Capt. Edgar Smalley to be
temp. Maj.: March 5, 1915. Temp. Sec. Lieut. Bernard J.
Denton-Thompson to be temp. Lieut.; March 5, 1915.
YORK AND LANCASTER REGT.
8th BATT. (Sheffield)-Maj. Montague L. Hornby, D.S.O.,
retired pay, Indian Army, to command the Batt., and to be
temp. Lieut.-Col., vice temp. Lieut.-COl. Herbert S. Walker;
May 29, 1915.
13th BATT. (Sheffield)-To be temp. Sec. Lieuts.: Arthur
F. Newcombe and Eric M. Carr; June 27, 1915.
DURHAM LIGHT INFANTRY.
14th BATT.- Lieut. Colonel Archibald S. Hamilton, 4th
(Extra Reserve) Batt. Sherwood Foresters (Nottinghamshire and
Derbyshire Regt.), to command the Batt., vice Brevet Col.
Robert Eccles, retired pay; June 22, 1915.
ROYAL IRISH RIFLES.
7th BATT.-The appointment to a temp. commission as Lieut.
of Walter A. Cliff McCulloch, notified in the " Gazette " of
May 14, 1915, is antedated to April 2, 1915.
PRINCESS VICTORIA'S (ROYAL IRISH) FUSILIERS.
7th BATT.-Temp. Capt. Willian D. Thompson to be Adj.,
vice temp. Capt. Thomas A. N. Bolton; June 25, 1915.
RIFLE BRIGADE (PRINCE CONSORT'S OWN).
16th BATT. (St. Pancras)-John H. Hield to be temp. Sec.
Lieut.; June 4, 1915.
SECOND RESERVE.

EAST YORKSHIRE REGT.
9th BATT.-Brevet-Col. Ernest A.F. Carter, retired pay, to
command the Batt., vice Lieut.-Col. H. A. Moore, Indian Army;
June 26, 1915.
DUKE OF WELLINGTON'S (WEST RIDING REGT.)
11th BATT.-Temp. Capt. Alfred Hallawell, from 8th (Service)
Batt., to be temp Capt.; June 21, 1915, but with
seniority from April 1, 1915. 
KING'S OWN (YORKSHIRE L.I.).
11th BATT.-John W. Thompson, late Lieut., Imperial Light
Horse, to be temp. Lieut.; June 14, 1915. 
DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE'S OWN (MIDDLESEX REGT.).
15th BATT.-Temp Capt. John Hare is transferred to the
General List for service as a Recruiting Officer; June 21, 1915.
Temp. Capt. Wilfrid F. Black, from 13th (Service) Batt., to
be temp. Capt.; June 29, 1915, but with seniority from Nov.
22, 1914.
OVERSEA CONTINGENTS.
ROYAL HIGHLANDERS OF CANADA.-13th Canadian
infantry BATT.-The initials of temp. Lieut. F.J. Bowan
are as now described, and not as stated in the " Gazette " of
June 5, 1915.
MEMORANDA.
Brevet Col. (temp. Brig.-Gen.) Richard H.K. Butler. The 
Lancashire Fusiliers, to be temp Maj.-Gen.; June 23, 1915.
Col. (temp. Brig.-Gen.) Benjamin Holloway, C.I.E., to be
temp. Maj.-Gen. whilst Secretary to the Government of
India, Army Dept.; July 10, 1915. 
( Following para. highlighted)

Officers to be temp, Brig,-Gens, whilst commanding Brigades;
Aug. 15, 1914.; Col. Henry N. MacLaurin. Australian
Imperial Forces (since killed in action); Col. the Hon. James
W McCay, Australian Imperial Force; Brevet Col. Ewen G.
Sinclair-Maclagan, D.S.O., Alexandra, Princess of Wales's
Own (Yorkshire Regt.). Maj. (temp Col.) Francis E. Johnston, 
Price of Wales's (North Staffordshire Regt.); Sept. 1, 1914.
Col. John Monash, Australian Imperial Force; Sept. 15, 1914.
Col. Granville de L. Ryrie, Australian Imperial Force; Sept. 
19, 1914. Col. Frederick G. Hughes, Australian Imperial 
Force; Oct. 17, 1914. Col. Henry G. Chauvel, C.M.G., Australian
Imperial Force; Dec 10, 1914.
Temp. Capt. (Hon. Lieut.-Col.) J. H. Patterson, D.S.O.,
Army Services Corps, to be temp. Maj.; April 14, 1915.
Temp. Lieut. F. A. Green to be temp Capt.; Jan 23, 1915.
The notification referring to temp. Capt. W.A. Cascaden,
L.S.O., which appeared in the " Gazette " of June 29, 1915, 
is cancelled. 
Leonard M. Crockett to be temp. Lieut.; March 25, 1915.
Sec. Lieut. John F. Cruise, Halp-pay List, retires on retired
pay; July 10, 1915.
Temp Sec. Lieuts. relinquish their commissions; T. B. 
Connell; June 24, 1915. William A. M. Doti; July 10, 1915.

RESERVE UNITS.
ROYAL ENGINEERS.

Postal Section-Temp, Lieut. James E. Drennan to be temp.
Capt.; June 9, 1915.

INFANTRY.
ROYAL FUSILIERS (City of London Regt.)-5th BATT.
Geoffrey D. Brown, from temp. Capt, 12th (Service) Batt.,
to be Capt.; July 10, 1915.
EAST YORKSHIRE REGT.-3rd BATT.-Sec Lieut. (on
probation) Norman Marshall is confirmed in this rank. Sec.
Lieuts. to be Lieuts.: H. W. Benton, from Reserve of Officers,
Stanley E. Callard, Frederick W. C. Hinings. Charles F. 
Raynard, Charles H. W. Wright, Ernest S. Smith, William H. 
Grast, Henry Ball, Frederick Baswell (since died of wounds), 

David D.Anderson, Norman Marshall, Hamish C. Guthrie,

Errol S. Berrie, Oliver L. Hawkins ( since died of wounds)

Stephen Fosdick, Douglas B Stamp, Gerard A. Ridley, 
Robert B. Cracroft, and Robert Chrystal; Feb 2, 1915.
WELSH REGT.-3rd BATT.-Lieut. Eugene McCawley to
be Capt.; April 13, 1915. Sec. Lieuts. to be Lieuts.: Eric F,
Hirtzel, John H.P. Brain, Archibald C. Brown, Thomas S
Bowen, Arthur V. David, James L. E. Warren, and Thomas
H. W. Williams; April 13, 1915.
ROYAL WEST KENT REGT. (Queen's Own).-3rd BATT.-
The appointment of Capt. H. S. Vere Hodge. notified in the
" Gazette " of June 11, 1915, is cancelled. 
MIDDLESEX REGT. (Duke of Cambridge's Own).-5th
BATT. Lieut. Herbert R. Mainwaring-White resigns his commission;
July 10, 1915.
YORK AND LANCASTER REGT.-3rd BATT,-Maj.
Arthur M. Haines resigns his commission; July 10, 1915.
ROYAL IRISH RIFLES-4th BATT.-Capt. Eric W. C. 
Monro to be temp. Maj.: June 11, 1915.
PRINCE OF WALES LEINSTER REGT. (Royal Canadians)-
3rd BATT.- J. J. Watters, from temp Lieut., to be
Lieut., dated July 10, 1915, but with seniority as from 
Sept. 29, 1914.
RIFLE BRIGADE (Prince Consort's Own)-6th BATT.-
The appointment of Lieut. Malcolm G. White, notified in the 
"Gazette of June 18, 1915, is antedated to May 31, 
1915.
SUPPLEMENTARY TO REGULAR UNIT OR CORPS.
ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY.
Capts. to be Majs. __(Temp. Maj.) Arthur H.N. Devenish, 
Oswald Tritton, Wilfred H. C. Despard, Percy G. Pratt, 
Basil H.L. Hay, Alfred H. Harrison, Charles H. Mallock,
Archibald S Barwell, (Temp. Maj.) Richard G.D. O'Callaghan,
and Henry J. A. Evans; Oct. 30, 1914. Arthur
Corbett-Smith; Dec. 28, 1914.
ROYAL GARRISON ARTILLERY.
Capt. Henry F.V. Greer to be Maj.: Oct. 30, 1914.
CORPS OF ROYAL ENGINEERS.
Temp. Sec. Lieut. Stanley M. Haycraft to be Sec. Lieut.
(no probation); April 24, 1915.

* (this is beginning of 3rd newspaper column)
June 16, 1915. William L. Q. Mortimer; Nov. 24, 1914.
Henry Moore; July 1, 1915.
The appointment to temp. Sec. Lieutenancies of the undermentioned,
which appeared in the " Gazette " as stated, is
cancelled: Algernon E. Villiers, Sept. 18, 1914; Basil C.D.
Martin. Dec. 18, 1914; Henry Moore, April 16, 1915.
AMENDMENTS.
In the " Gazette " dated Feb. 9, 1915, for Robert Dermott
Barnes Perrott read Robert Dermot Barnes Perrott.
For Robert Lowry Chaigneau Colville read Robert Lowry
Chaigneau Colvill.
Dated June 18, 1915: For James Ronald Thomson read
James Robert Ronald-Thomson.
To be temp. Qmr., with the hon. rank of Lieut.:
ROYAL REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY.
John W. Needham, Frederick Shepherd, James H. B.
McFatson, James O'Connor, and Frank D. Roe; July 10, 1915.
INFANTRY.
William T. Parsons; July 8, 1915.
SPECIAL RESERVE OF OFFICERS.
Cadets and ex-Cadets of the Officers Training Corps to be Sec.
Lieuts. (on probation):
ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY
Robert B . Harrison, George A. Nicholls, and Cyril A. Bowden;
July 6, 1915.
To be Sec. Lieuts. (on probation): Frank O. Dowling, William
H. Lovatt, and William M. Perry: July 6, 1915.
ROYAL GARRISON ARTILLERY.
Charles H. B. Blake; July 6, 1915.
ROYAL ENGINEERS.
To be Sec. Lieut. (on probation):
ROYAL ANGLESEY ROYAL ENGINEERS-Otto F. C.
Bender; July 10, 1915.
INFANTRY.
Cadets and ex-Cadets of the O.T.C. to be Sec. Lieuts. (on
probation); July 10, 1915: Kingsley V. Weston, 4th Batt.
West Yorkshire Regt.; Donald E. Marshall, 4th Batt. West
Yorkshire Regt.; Edward S. Chambers. 3rd Batt. Yorkshire
and Lancashire Regt.; Leslie B. Chambers, 3rd Batt. Yorkshire
and Lancashire Regt.
Members of the Inns of Court O.T.C. to be Sec. Lieuts. (on
probation); July 10, 1915. John A. Simmance, 3rd Batt.
Royal West Surrey Regt.; Maurice G. L. Wallich. 3rd Royal
West Surrey Regt.; Charles C. Hammond, 3rd Batt. Royal
West Surrey Regt.; John A. Munden, 3rd Batt. Somerset L.I.;
Stephen J. Stanbrook, 4th Batt. East Surrey Regt.; Geoffrey
Morrison, 3rs Batt. Border Regt. ; Wilfred F. Fisher, 3rd Batt.
Royal Sussex Regt.; Ralph S. Neale, 3rd Batt. Dorset Regt.;
Thomas A.M. Gardiner, 5th Batt. Middlesex Regt.; Frederick
M. Parker, 3rd Batt. Wilts. Regt.; Harold G. Baddeley, 3rd

Batt. Wilts. Reg.; John F.H. Williams, 3rd Batt. Wilts. Regt.;

Fergus y C. Knox, 4th Royal Irish Rifles; George T.M.

Hussy, 3rd Batt. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders; Stanley

L. Crowe, 3rd Batt. Leicester Regt.

To be Sec. Lieuts. (on probation) July 10, 1915: Thomas

Brown, 3rd Batt. Norfolk Regt.; Harry T. G. Anderson, 3rd

Batt. Leicester Rgt.; Robert E. Hyslop, 4th Batt. East

Surrey Regt.; Edward C. Colman, 3rd Batt. Wilts Regt.

CAVALRY

5th DRAGOON GUARDS(Princess Charlotte of Wales's) __

Temp. Sec. Lieut. John E. Gordon, from 1st Reserve Regt. of

Cavalry, to be Sec. Lieut. (on probation); Oct. 15, 1914.

1st DRAGOON GUARDS (King's). ___ Temp. Sec. Lieut

Anthony Brown, from 1st Reserve Regt. of Cavalry, to be 

Sec Lieut. (on probation); Sept. 16, 1914.

18th HUSSARS (Queen Mary's Own). ____ Temp. Sec. Lieut.

Ernest C. Thomas, from 11th Reserve Regt. Cavalry, to be

Sec. Lieut. (on probation); Sept. 9, 1914

ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY.

Temp. Sec. Lieut. Oswal C. H. Riley to be Sec. Lieut. on 

probation; Dec 28, 1914. Temp. Sec. Lieut Alan M. Carver to

be Sec. Lieut. (on probation); Feb. 27, 1915. The date of

the appointment of Sec. Lieut. Dennis W. Wood is Oct. 8,

1914, and not as stated in the "Gazette" of April 27, 1915.

INFANTRY

ROYAL WEST SURREY REGT. (Queen's)____3rd Batt. ___

Sec. Lieut. (on probation) Edward G.R.MacDonnell, from

3rd Batt. King's (Liverpool Regt.), to be Sec. Lieut. (on probation);

June 5, 1915.

WEST YORKSHIRE REGT. (Prince of Wales Own)___ 3rd

Batt.___ Sec. Lieut. (on probation) Arthur E. Edgerton, from

11th (Prince Albert's Own) Hussars to be Sec. Lieut. (on probation);

Aug. 15, 1914

ROYAL SUSSEX REGT.___ 3rd Batt.___Temp. Sec. Lieut.

Henry H. Pagnani, from (Service) Batt., Royal Sussex

Regt., to be Sec. Lieut. (on probation); Dec. 1st, 1914.

ARMY SERVICE CORPS.

Temp. Sec. Lieut. Robert G. Chatterton to be Sec. Lieut.;

Jan. 13, 1915.

SUPPLEMENTARY TO REGULAR UNITS OR CORPS.

ROYAL FLYING CORPS.___Military Wing____ probationary appointment

of Sec. Lieut. Reginald M. Murray is cancelled;

June 21, 1915.

TERRITORIAL FORCE.

YEOMANRY

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE (Royal Bucks. Hussars)___ Maj. Arthur

M. Grenfell is seconded for service with the 9th (Queen's)

Royal) Lancers, June 25, 1915.

CITY OF LONDON (Rough Riders)___Sec. Lieut. Evelyn G.

Pixley is restored to the estab.; Sept. 20, 1914.

2nd COUNTY OF LONDON (Westminster Dragoons)____ Sec.

Lieut. Ralph A. Beckett is seconded; June 11, 1915.

2nd LOVAT'S SCOUTS___The date of appointment of Maj.

(Brevet Maj. in Army) Angus J. McNeill is May 29, 1901.

and not as stated in "Gazette" of Sept. 6, 1910

WARWICKSHIRE ___Lieut. Ralph T. Leather is seconded for

service with the Royal Flying Corps; June 26, 1915. George

J. K. Little to be Sec. Lieut.; June 25, 1915.

CYCLIST COMPANIES, DIVISIONAL MOUNTED TROOPS.

NORTH MIDLAND ____ To be Sec. Lieuts.; Cadet George Nott

from the Nottingham University Contingent, Senior Division,

O.T.C.; and Cadet John T. Burton, from the Nottingham

University Contingent, Senior Division, O.T.C; July 10, 1915.

SOUTH MIDLAND ____ Sec. Lieut. William A. Gosling to be

temp. Lieut.; July 10, 1915.

ROYAL HORSE ARTILLERY.

WEST RIDING ___Pts. Frederick T. Gale, from the H.A.C.;

to be Sec. Lieut.; July 10, 1915.

ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY

5th LONDON BRIGADE ___To be Sec. Lieuts. Ronald Y. 

Herbert; June 15, 1915. Arthur R. Craven; June 15, 1915.

7th LONDON BRIGADE ____Capt. George Y. Oliver is to be temp.

Maj.; June 21st, 1915

8th LONDON HOWITZER BRIGADE _____ Sgt. Archibald C. 

Taylor, from the Suffolk Yeomanry. to be Sec. Lieut.; July 10, 

1915.

1st LOWLAND BRIGADE ____Sec. Lieut. William M Crabble

is seconded for service with the Royal Flying Corps (Military

Wing); May 29, 1915.

1st NORTHUMBRIAN BRIGADE_____ To be Sec. Lieuts.;

William Fairley (late Cadet , Edinburgh Academy Contingent,

Junior Division, O.T.C.); June 17, 1915. Henry Spence; 

June 18, 1915.

4th NORTHUMBRIAN (HOWITZER) BRIGADE ___Capt.

John C. Robson to be temp Maj.; July 10, 1915.

3rd WEST RIDING BRIGADE. ____ Walter F. Smith to be Sec.

Lieut.; June 28, 1915.

NORTHUMBRIAN DIVISIONAL AMMUNITION COLUMN ____

Cadet George W. Holme, from the Oxford University Contingent, Senior Division, O.T.C., to be Sec. Lieut.; July 10, 1915.

ROYAL GARRISON ARTILLERY.

WEST RIDING ___Lieut. Commdr. Guy R. Fleming, from

the R.N.V.R., to be Maj. (temp.); July 10, 1915.

DURHAM ___Capt. Otto L. Trechmann to be temp. Maj., 

June 27, 1915. Lieut, John [[?]] Farmer is seconded ; June

21, 1915.

ROYAL ENGINEERS ___

4th FIELD CO. 2nd LONDON DIVISIONAL ENGINEERS

___Arthur F. Neal to be Sec. Lieut.: June 18, 1915.

NORTHUMBRIAN DIVISIONAL ENGINEERS ____1st

(NEWCASTLE) FIELD CO.___Corp. Charles E. Lansberry,

from the 2nd Field Co. Northumbrian Divisional Engineers,

to be Sec. Lieut.; July 10, 1915.

2nd (NEWCASTLE) FIELD CO. ___ Charles G. W. Goddard

to be Sec. Lieut.; June 24, 1915.

SIGNAL CO.___John A. Wood to be Sec. Lieut.; June 16, 

1915

1st FIELD CO., WESSEX DIVISIONAL ENGINEERS ____

Francis S. Miller to be Sec. Lieut.; July 8, 1915.

No.1 Co., EAST RIDING ([[?]] Div) ENGINEERS _____Pte.

Wilfred Hudson from the East Riding of Yorkshire Yeomanry,

to be Sec. Lieut.; July 10, 1915

LONDON ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS ____Thomas C. Mann

to be Sec. Lieut.; July 10, 1915.

TYNE ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS ____Noel G. McDebone

to be Sec. Lieut.; June 21, 1915.

INFANTRY.

NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS ____7th, Batt.___To be

Sec. Lieuts.: Cadet Sgt. Fred Hare from Cambridge University

Contingent, Senior Division, O.T.C.; June 16, 1915.

Cadet Arthur E. Rambant, from the Oxford University Contingent, 

Senior Division, O.T.C.; June 26, 1915. Pte. Donald

McAllister, from the Ayrshire Yeomanry; July 10, 1915.

Pts. George G. Hogarth, from the Ayrshire Yeomanry; July

10, 1918. Regimental Qmr.-Sgt.John Robson to be Qmr.,

with the hon. rank of lieut.; July10, 1915.

NORFOLK REGT. 4th BATT.____ JohnH. Jewson to be Sec.

Lieut.; July 6, 1915.

DEVONSHIRE REGT.___ 4th BATT.____ Henry G.M. Traynier

to be Qmr., with the hon. rank of Lieut.; July 10, 1915.

PRINCE OF WALES OWN (West Yorkshire Regt.)___5th

BATT.___Lance Corp. Frank H. Ward, from the West Riding

Divisional Cyclist Company, to be Sec. Lieut.; July 1, 1915.

PRINCE OF WALES OWN (West Yorkshire Regt. ___7th

BATT. (Leeds Rifles),____ Sec. Lieut. Gerard A. M. Darwin to be

temp. Lieut.; June 11, 1915.

PRINCE OF WALES OWN (West Yorkshire Regt.),___ 8th 

BATT. (Leeds Rifles) ___Qmr.-Sgt. Albert W. Bullock, from the

4th (Hallamshire) Batt. York and Lancaster Regt., to be

Qmr., with the hon. rank of Lieut.; July5, 1915.

EAST YORKSHIRE REGT.___4th BATT.___Capt. Thomas J.

Merrill to be Adj.; June 10, 1915. Samuel Oliver to be

Qmr., with the hon. rank of Lieut.; July 9, 1915. Norman

Gibson to be Sec. Lieut.; July 10, 1915.

DUKE OF WELLINGTON'S (West Riding Regt.)___5th

BATT.___ The dates of appointments as Sec. Lieuts. of the

undermentioned are as now stated, and not as previously

announced: Arthur R. Haigh; Feb. 7, 1915. John B. Cockhill;

Feb. 13, 1915. Donald R. F. Jackson; Feb. 13, 1915.

William A. Taylor; Feb.13, 1915. George B. Bruce; Feb

13, 1915. Herbert S. Jackson; Feb. 16, 1915.

HAMPSHIRE REGT.____5th BATT.____Sec Lieuts. to be temp.

LIeuts.; June 27, 1915; Roger H. Drummond, Douglas K. 

Whitlock, Cecil R. Havers.

DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE'S OWN (Middlesex Regt.)____

8th BATT.____Pte Horace S. Sheard, from the 4th London

Field Ambulance, R.A.M.C., to be Sec. Lieut.; July 10, 

1915.

DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE'S OWN (Middlesex Regt.), __9th

BATT. ___Sec. Lieut. Malcolm E. Banfill is placed on temp.

half-pay list on account of ill-health; July 10, 1915.

LONDON REGT. (London Rifle Brigade) ___5th City of London)

BATT.___ Sec. Lieuts to be temp. Lieuts.; Ferdinand H.

Wallis; May 3, 1915. Reginald Russell; June11, 1915.

LONDON REGT. ___6th (City of London) BATT. (Rifles)___the

Christian name of Sec. Lieut. Albert Bernard Westcombe are

as now described, and not as announced in the "Gazette" of 

June 24th, 1915

LONDON REGT. ____8th (City of London) BATT. (Post Office

Rifles)____Lieut. George A. Tozer to be temp. Capt.; June 25, 

1915.

LONDON REGT.____12th (County of London) BATT. (Rangers)

___Pte. Frederick J. Pearce from 9th (County of London)

Batt. London Regt. (Queen Victoria's Rifles), to be Qmr., with

the hon. rank of Lieut.; June 22, 1915.

LONDON REGT.___18th (County of London) BATT. (London

Irish Rifles) __Sec. Lieut. Charles S. Hardy to be temp. Lieut.;

June 26, 1915. The date of appointment as Sec. Lieut. of

 

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