General, Sir John Monash, Personal Files Book 20, 31 July - 15 August - 1918 - Part 5

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16 SPECIALORDEROFTHE DAY By FIELD-MARSHALSIR DOUGLASHAIG KT. G.C.B. G.C.VO, K.C.I.E Commander in-Chief, British Armies in Prance. The conclusion of the fourth year of the war marks the passing of a period of crisis. We can now with added confdence look forward to the future. The revolution in Russia set free large hostile forces on the Eastern front which were transferred to the West. It was the enemys intention to use his great numbers thus created to gain a decisive victory, before the arrival of American troops should give superiority to the Allies. The enemy has made his effort to obtain a decision on the Western front, and has failed. The steady stream of American troops arriving in France has already restored the balance. The enemys frst and most powerful blows fell on the British; his superiority of force was nearly three to one. Although he succeeded in pressing back parts of the fronts attacked, the British line remained unbroken. After many days of heroic fghting the glory of which will live for all time in the history of our race, the enemy was held. At the end of four years of war, the magnifcent fghting qualities and spirit of our troops remain of the highest order. I thank them for the devoted bravery and unshaken resolution with which they responded to my appeal at the height of the struggle, and I know that they will show a like steadfastness Icouragein whatever task they may yet be called upon to perform. Hart: Ihhr. 4. General Headquarters, Commander-in-Chief, British Armies in France. August 4th. 1918. PRINTED IN FRANOF BY ARMY PRINTIRG AND STATIONERY SERVICES PREss A-878
KADINA. S.A. Aug Ath. 1918 hee Sitit. Butte 33/.e 15T WE FORCEI SOUVENIR Progromme Moial Service
The follouing Resolution will be moued and seconded: That on this, the Fourh Annversary of a Righteous Wan, thismeehng of Citizens records is mHexible deter- mmahon to contnue to a vetonous end the stuggle m mamtenance of those ideals of überty and justce which are the common and sacred cause of the Alies." B u Lest We Forget SUNDAY AUGUST Ath, 1918 Fourth Anniversary of the Declaration of War. CHURCH OF ROMAN CATHOLIC ENGLAND. CHURCH. Solemn Requiem Mass Solemn Requiem II a.m. 10.30 a.m. Rev. Father Blake Rev. Slaney Poole, M.A. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Holy Communion. Solemn In Memoriam Service, II a.m. Rev. L. H. Purnell METHODUT CHURCH METHODIT CHURCH (Taylor Street) (Victoria Square) Solemn In Memoriam Solemn In Memoriam Service Servce Rev. J. P. Willason Rev. Clarke CHURCH OF CHRIST. Solemn In Memoriam Service, II a.m. Pastor W. H. Nightingale SALVATION ARMY. Solemn In Memoriam Service, IIa.m. Adjt. W. Collins. Anpersons are respectíuly asked to attend one of these Services, to remember the jallen and the Boys now at the Front. 3 pm. A Monster Procession Headed by the KADINA TOWN BAND and the SALVATION ARMY BAND. The Procession wil start from the Kadina Town Hall. Parents and next of kin of boys at the Front are asked to join in the Procession which will proceed to the Kadina Rotunda for a united service. Nors- If weather is unfavorable Service will beheld in th Town Hall.
Order of United Seruice 3.15 pm. National Anthem Sung by al, Song of Australa accompanied by La Marseillaise the Bands American Battle Hymn ADDRESS Rev. L. H. PURNELL, B.A. "Our God, our help in ages past" HYMN (Sung by al) ADDRESS Lieut-Col C. P. BUTLER, DSO. OC. 43rd Banalon A.IF LITANY OF PENITENCE (from Hymns A.and M.) (Sung by all) ADDRESS Recrußting-Omcer E. W. A. VIRGO, IP. By Special Amangement- Mr. HINES RETCHFORD, of Adelalde as consented tosing "TH SOLDERHYMN ame compoahon found im hie pocket. "GOD SAVE THE KING" Singing will be led by " The Mendelssohn Chow." Conductor, Mr. Jos. GLAssoN; Sccretary, Mr. J. A. COLES. Chalrman- Hie Worship, The Mayor of Kadina Paul Roach, Esc. IP. Roll of Honon er E. M. We. H. ew. FORD, W. H. D. F. oa on KE. A. G. K. Wa t8 grONR.T.G. J. SEN J.JUN S.J. H. Roß of Honorcontinued. A.R ue HN MCDONALD, R. D. S. NP.F. J. IE.H.R. N.A En K 8e Non. M. : as Em Inenm. P ae awe ogg, W. H. r A HP w.G P.W. W. R. 84
Greater Loue hath no man than this, that he lay doun his Mie for his friend. They rest from their labors, but their orks do follou them Kadind and Districh Bous uho houe made the Supreme Sdcriftce. 335 E. O. A. BRUNS G. H. N. CI W. Haw N. T. MCDONALD JACT Ma ungon S. M. CARTE o G. LEHMANN R.Jor RSD M. A. BETTS N. A. LAMMII HSTOPHER J. GI ei i ose vr o R "Thou wast their Rock, thei fortress and thew might. Thou, Lord, their Coptdin in the well-fought nght. Thou, in the darkness drear, their one true Moht, Aleluid!"

4/8/18

Army Commander telephones.

at 12.50 a.m.                           

Bgde 1st Div. - 12 noon on 6th -

[[Longpri?]] & [[Anriguest?]]

[[to work?]] up that night

 

4/8/18

Aug. 8 Battle -

Personal Agenda

Mark up fighting map for C in C.

Special officer for publicity - Congratulatory, Birdwood, prisoners,

trophies, casualties, Armoured Car reports.

Draft success message

For Canadian & 3rd Corps Barrage Maps.

Cover on Canadian C.R. on Weincourt batteries, in case of gas.

See Bean & official photographer Aug 8 & 12.-

Forward Corps Report Centre (Balloon)

Zero Hour 4.20 a.m.

Develop orders for Wiring forward line.

Await figures from Footh.

Australian flag on Harbonnieres.

Special Reconnaissance for Armoured Cars.

Await General Birdwood at 10

Make up Time Table. - 6 copies.

See [[?]] majors re orders. (take new map.)

Distribute Messages.

Read up Divisional orders

Telegraph & Div. Commanders.-                                  

Blamey re Hobbs trouble; tanks blown

up. 

Personal Arrangements.

Wood :- [[Borto?]] & [[putties?]]

Ten at 3

hot water 3

 

4/8/18

 August8Offensive

Notes for Conference

Introductory

Last Conference

All questions to be raised at the Table

Discussions on Side Issues may prove Wearisome - but all must

be alert to watch for points affecting them 

Divisional Plans.

  II III IV V
  1. Dispositions of Brigades
 5  6  7 11  10  9 4  13  12 8 14 15
2. Positions of Readiness

✓

✓

✓

✓
3. Starting hour

✓

✓

✓

✓
4. Lengths of appch March

✓

✓

✓

✓
         arrangements for guidance

✓

✓

✓
5. Time of arrival at Tapes

✓

✓

✓

✓
6. Allocation of Tanks

✓

✓

✓
                 (a) To Troops

✓

✓

✓

✓
                 (b) To Objectives

✓

✓

✓

✓
7. Flank Liaison

✓

✓

✓

✓
8. Employment of M. Guns

✓

✓

✓

✓
9. Use of pack Transport

✓

✓

✓

✓
10. Supply of Signals & fences.

✓

✓

✓

✓
11. Salvage.

✓

✓

✓

✓

Div. Commanders.

Determination to Succeed.

in spite of all difficulties.

Probable relief.- (Laurence)

Did 4th lose prisoners, & did they Know?

[*Required:-

Advance Copies Barrage Map*]

 

Artillery Questions.

1. Issue Advanced Copies of Barrage map; -

2. Explain (a) Progressive arrival on Green Line protector    ✓

                   (b) Delayed pulling out of Southern Brigade       ✓      

                   (c) Halt on Green Line, not really 2 hrs.                   ✓       

3. Allocation of (a) Mobile Artillery - to Divs.              }    Brown 

                                                                - to Brigades      }     & Burgess

                            (b) Defensive Artillery.-

                            (c)  60 pr. Batteries.-

4. Smoke Tactics - during Time Table.-

5. No Artillery Smoke during Second Phase.

6. Counterbattery Work & Bombardment

A. Before green line reached.

Switch from Cerisy Valley when Barrage reaches it  ✓

[Increase of Barrage Rate, when crossing Cerisy Valley]

B. After green line reached.

Lift off Hamilton Wood Valley at Z + 4 hrs.           ✓

Lift off Western Morcourt Valley at Z + 4½ hrs.   ✓

Lift off Eastern Morcourt Valley at Z + 5½ hrs.     ✓

Lift off Bayonvillers at Z + 4½ hrs.                           ✓

Lift off Harbonniėres at Z + 5½ hrs or 6?               ✓

7. G.O.C.R.A. to arrange for Canadian artillery to maintain

Counterbattery work on Weincourt Valley to latest moment

suitable to Canadian Infantry.

2 8. Possible absence of 1st Div. Arty.

8. Use of H.E. exclusively in first Barrage.

 

[*4/8/18*]

PROGRAMME

45th Aust. Inf. Battalion Band.

4th Aug. 1918.

  1. March              "Punchinello"                    Rimmer.
  2. Selection         "Balkan Princess"             Rubens.
  3. Waltz                "Revel of Roses"                Rolfe.
  4. Selection         "Theodore & Coy"             Kern.
  5. Rag.                   "When youre in Town"   Schultz.
  6. Selection          "Good time coming"      Pether.
  7. Selection           "Welsh Songs"                Frost.
  8. March                "Kitchener's Own"         Greenwood.

GOD SAVE THE KING.

Sergt. COOMBES, Conductor.

 

[*GOC*]

SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY

By FIELD-MARSHAL SIR DOUGLAS HAIG

K.T., G.C.B., G.C.V.O., K.C.I.E

Commander-in-Chief, British Armies in France.

The conclusion of the fourth year of the war marks the passing of a

period of crisis. We can now with added confidence look forward to the future.

 The revolution in Russia set free large hostile forces on the Eastern

front which were transferred to the West. It was the enemy's intention

to use his great numbers thus created to gain a decisive victory, before the

arrival of American troops should give superiority to the Allies.

The enemy has made his effort to obtain a decision on the Western front.

and has failed. The steady stream of American troops arriving in France

has already restored the balance.

The enemy's first and most powerful blows fell on the British; his

superiority of force was nearly three to one. Although he succeeded in

pressing back parts of the fronts attacked, the British line remained unbroken.

After many days of heroic fighting the glory of which will live for all time

in the history of our race, the enemy was held.

At the end of four years of war, the magnificent fighting qualities and

spirit of our troops remain of the highest order. I thank them for the devoted

bravery and unshaken resolution with which they responded to my appeal at

the height of the struggle, and I know that they will show a like steadfastness

and courage in whatever task they may yet be called upon to perform.

General Headquarters,  

August 4th 1918.

D.Haig. F.M.

Commander-in-Chief,

British Armies in France.

PRINTED IN FRANCE BY ARMY PRINTING AND STATIONERY SERVICES.      PRESS A-8/18

 

[*per Lt Col. Butter*]

[*23/10/18*]

LEST WE FORGET

SOUVENIR

PROGRAMME

OF THE

Memorial Service

KADINA, S.A.

Aug. 4th. 1918

 

The following Resolution

will be moved and

 seconded:

"That on this, the Fourth

Anniversary of a Righteous

War, this meeting of Citizens

records its inflexible determination

to continue to a

victorious end the struggle

in maintenance of those

ideals of liberty and justice

which are the common and

sacred cause of the Allies."

Lest We Forget

SUNDAY, AUGUST 4th,

1918

Fourth Anniversary of the

Declaration of War.

ROMAN CATHOLIC                   CHURCH OF

CHURCH.                                     ENGLAND.

Solemn Requiem Mass           Solemn Requiem

10.30 a.m.                                     II a.m.

Rev. Father Blake                      Rev. Slaney Poole, M.A.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

Holy Communion.

Solemn In Memoriam Service, II a.m.

Rev. L. H. Purnell

METHODIST CHURCH             METHODIST CHURCH

(Taylor Street).                            (Victoria Square).

Solemn In Memoriam              Solemn In Memoriam

Service                                          Service

Rev. J. P. Willason                       Rev. Clarke

CHURCH OF CHRIST.

Solemn In Memoriam Service, 11 a.m.

Pastor W. H. Nightingale

SALVATION ARMY.

Solemn In Memoriam Service, 11 a.m.

Adjt. W. Collins.

All persons are respectfully asked to attend one of

these Services, to remember the fallen and the Boys

now at the Front.

3 p.m.

A Monster Procession

Headed by the KADINA TOWN BAND

and the SALVATION ARMY BAND.

The Procession will start from the Kadina

Town Hall. Parents and next of kin of boys

at the Front are asked to join in the Procession

which will proceed to the Kadina Rotunda for

a united service.

NOTE-If weather is unfavorable Service will

be held in the Town Hall.

 

Order of United Service

3.15 p.m.

National Anthem               Sung by all,

Song of Australia                accompanied by

La Marseillaise                     the Bands

American Battle Hymn

ADDRESS  .  .   Rev. L. H. PURNELL, B.A.

HYMN         .  .   "Our God, our help in ages past"

                            (Sung by all)

ADDRESS  .  .   Lieut.-Col. C. P. BUTLER, D.S.O.,

                            O.C. 43rd Battalion A.I.F

LITANY OF PENITENCE (from Hymns A. and M.)

(Sung by all)

ADDRESS Recruiting-Officer E. W. A. VIRGO, J.P.

By Special Arrangement-

Mr. HINES RETCHFORD, of Adelaide

Has consented to sing

"THE SOLDIER'S HYMN"

Composed by one of our Fallen Heroes (Lieut. Williams) who

wrote these words on the eve of battle. Next day he was

killed, and the composition was found in his pocket.

"GOD SAVE THE KING"

Singing will be led by " The Mendelssohn Choir."

Conductor, Mr. Jos. GLASSON; Secretary, Mr. J. A. COLES.

Chairman-His Worship, The Mayor of Kadina

(Paul Roach, Esq-, J.P.)

Roll of Honor

They always kept before them the duty they owed to their

country, and have left future generations a great example.

ANDREW, W                  EARLE, F. H.

АBBOTT, E. J.                 EVANS, T. D.

BRADSHAW, E. M.        EDYVEAN, R.

BIRTLES, E.                     EXELBY, C.

BARTLETT, J. M.             EDWARDS, E. A.

BROWN, S. P.                 DADDOW, H. B.

BEARE, B.                        FIELDEN, S.

BEARE, E. M.                   FLURIS, L. J.

BLIGHT, C.                       GROVES, A.

BRENTON, H. S.              GWATKING, H.

BROSTER, L.                    GILL, E. C.

BAILEY, W. R.                   GLASSON, J. L.

BRADBROOK, R.            GRIMM, A. L.

BLIGHT, J. H.                    GLACKEN, H. A.

BOND, W. J.                     GILES, T. R.

BROADSTOCK, W.          GOTTFRIED, W. P.

BARRON, W.                    GRAY, F.

BENTLEY, T.                      GALLIFORD, W. H.

BLEAKLEY, C. J.               GRAY, H.

BRUNS. E. O. A.               HARDY, D. F.

BECK, I. S.                         HALL, S. G. L.

BETTS, M. A.                     HEAVEN, R. C.

BENNETT, F.                     HALL, H. A.

BOASE, G. L.                     HUGHES, E. H.

BALD, H. C.                        HUMPHRIES, J. O.

BAWDEN, T. R.                 HUMPHRIES, W. J.

BAWDEN, W. G.               HAWKE, R. R.

BAWDEN, J. L.                  HAWKE, A. W.

BULLOCK, H. A.                HARWOOD, F.

BEHRENS, O. W.               HARWOOD, R. M.

CORNELIUS, E.                  HEAD, F. M.

COWLEY, L. M.                   HEAD, J.

COOMBES, A. L.                 HARTLETT, E. A.

CHAMBERS, F.                   HANTON, H. G.

CLIFF, T. G.                           HANTON, A. L. R.

CHAMPION, P.                    HARRISON, J.

CHRISTOPHER, C. L.          HAWES, R. J.

CHAPPELL, W. A.                HARDWICKE, A. G. K.

CLARK, G. H. N.                    HUDDY, N.

CARTER, S. M.                      HAMMILL, E. J.

CHAMBERS, W. C.              HARVEY, E. H.

CARTHY, A.                           HARVEY, R. H.

CARTHY, P.                            INGLIS, H. M.

CHYNOWETH, L.                 JACKSON, J.

CHAMPION, L.                     JACKSON, W. A.

DANGERFIELD, A. V.          JACOB, R. B.

DAYMOND, F. J.                   JACOB, G. H.   

DAWE, W. S.                          JACOB, K. G.

DARMODY, A. J.                   JACOB, J.               

DREW,  DR. C. F.                  JACOB, G. C.

DARBY, R.                              JOHNSTONE, T. G.                           

EATON, S. J.,SENR.              JONES, B. F.

EATON, S. J.,JUNR.              JONES, J. H.

Roll of honor - continued.

JONES, W.                             SMITH, E.

JONES, T. L.                           SEMMENS, G.

JOHNS, R. G.                         SCROOP, E.

JOLLY, F. E.                            SOWTER, A. G.

JOHNSTON, A. D.                 TRENBERTH, G.

JOHNSTON, J. G.                  TRENWITH, A. A.

JOHNSON, R.                        TRENWITH, A. R.

KEMPSTER, A. R.                  THOMAS, G. O.

KELLOW, E. J.                        THOMAS, J. L.

KNUCKEY, W. H.                   THORSEN, C. R.

LAMPHIER, W. J.                   TULLY, L.

LANGMEAD, L. R.                  TONKIN, M. B.

LOADER, R. S.                        TONKIN, R.

LEHMANN, G.                        TONKIN, A. A. J.

LAMMING, N. A.                    TREVIVIAN, J.

LAMSHED, W. H.                   THORDAY, C. J.

LEE, J. W. W.                           TOY, B.

LYNCH, P.                                TOOZE, A. J.

LINKSET, T.                              TAYLOR, F. K.

LUSCOMBE, K.                       TRIGGS, N. L.

LACEY, P. S.                             TAVINNER, F.

LAMB, F. H.                             UNWIN, W.

MCDONALD, H. N. T.            VIAL, W. J.

MCDONALD, R. D. S.            VICTOR, E. R. E.

LITTLE, A.                                WHITBREAD, A. S.

MADDIFORD, F. J.                WHITBREAD, W.

MUMME, H.                            WILLIAMSON, H.

MUMME, F. G.                        WILLIAMSON, J. G.

MCKENZIE, H. R.                   WILTON, F.

MCKAY, J.                                WARE, W. D.

MCINTEE, W. A.                     WARD, A. G.

MARTIN, T.                              WEARNE, L.

MASHFORD, A.                      WOOLCOCK, W. G.

MILLICAN, A. G.                      WOOLCOCK, W. H.

MARSH, K.                               WHITE, P.

MITCHELL, N. K.                     WHITE, A. G.

MITCHELL,J. A.                       WHITE, E. G. D.

MITCHELL, W. J.                     WHITE, R. S.

MITCHELL, C. R.                      WILSON, W. L.

MILDREN, R. A.                       WARREN, L. A.

MATTNER, E.                           WINTER, H. E.

MILLANE, J. A.                         BONNAR, J. D.

MALONEY, W.                          SNELL, J. D.

MURN, A. J.                              RODDA, A. M.

NOLAN, W.                               DOWLING, J. F.

NANKERVIS, C.                        EIME, G. S.

NICKELS, G. E.                         THOMAS, J. O.

O'NEILL, J. L.                            THOMAS, G. H.

O'TOOLE, J. J.                          NANCARROW, S. G.

OPIE, J. B.                                 GROSE, J. H.

OAKLEY, S. S.                           JENKIN, A. J. R.

POWELL, DR. H. A.                 JENKIN, W. W.

PEARSON, F. W.                      SHANKS, R. R.

PERRY, A.                                 MCLEAN, T. H.

PERRY, W.                                DAVEY, W.

PARRINGTON, H.                    DAVEY, W.

PURVIS, H.                                MOFFAT, D. A. H.

PAGE, C. H.                               MOFFAT, N. C.

POLLARD, L.                            MOFFAT, J. G.

PETERSON, A. M.                    SCHELL, G. V.

PROUT, T. N. S.                         ROBERTS, E. V.

PATERSON, A. T. G.                 RAMSEY, J. G.

PATERSON, J.                           MCENTEE, T

PETHERICK, A.                         GROSE, W.

PETHERICK, W. J.                    BROWN, H. H. P.

PETHERICK, L. J.                      MOWBRAY, J.

PORTER, W.                              HARRIS, C.

PORTER, A. R.                           BRADLEY, H. A.

PHILLIPS, G. A.                         BENNETT, W. H.

PARISH L. W.                             BENNETT, H.

PENHALL, E. T.                         GOLDSWORTHY. C.

POOK, H. A.                               SMEDLEY, W. H.

REED, N. H.                                RITTER, T.

READ, A.                                     WILLIAMS, W. G.

ROBERTS, S. B.                         SOUTHWOOD, W. W. R.

ROBERTS, B.                              JONES, D. J.

ROBERTS, J. H.                         KAVANAGH, E. P.

ROWE, W.                                  KAVANAGH, M. D.

ROSEWARNE, N. D.                 YOUNG, L. R.

ROSEWARNE, F. L.                  FREEMAN, C.

RAYMOND, W.                          QUINTRELL, S. C.

RANGER, R. J.                            HERBERT, E. P.

RODDA, G. C.                             AUSTIN, E. A. W.

ROBERTSON, A. D.                   STEPHENSON, F. H.

RICHARDS, E.                            DRISCOLL, L. H.

REYNOLDS, E. E.                       JACOB, M. G.

SLEE, C. D.                                  PENNIFOLD, A. J.

SLEE, V. C.                                   BURGESS, C. F.

SLEE, H. B.                                  SKEWES, P. G.

SWEET, W. C.                             HAMILTON, A.

STEVENS, F. T.                            HARVEY, A. H.

STEPHENS, P. L. W.                  HARVEY, W. A.

SYMONS, N. W.                          ELLIS, E. J.

SYMONS, A. V.                            DARBY, A. P.

SHAWYER, R. A.                         MOFFAT, N. E.

SNELL, W. A.                               INGLIS, P. C.

 

"Greater Love hath

no man than this,

that he lay down

his life for his

friend,"

"They rest from their

labors, but their

works do follow them."

Kadina and District Boys

who have made the

Supreme Sacrifice.

E. O. A. BRUNS

G. H. N. CLARK

J. G. JOHNSTON

L. R. YOUNG

A. W. HAWKE

H. N. T. MCDONALD

W. WHITBREAD

J. JACKSON

F. J. MADDIFORD

J. HARRISON

W. G. WOOLCOCK

S. M. CARTER

W. W. R. SOUTHWOOD

W. S. DAWE

G. LEHMANN

R. JOHNSTON

C. FREEMAN

P. CHAMPION

R. D. S. MCDONALD

M. A. BETTS

N. A. LAMMING

E. J. KELLOW

T. N. S. PROUT

C. L. CHRISTOPHER

F. H. EARLE

J. GLASSON

I. S. BECK

H. H. P. BROWN

D. F. HALL

S. FIELDEN

W. BARRON

C. H. PAGE

A. G. MILLICAN

N. H. REED

R. EDYVEAN

H. WILLIAMSON

E. A. W. AUSTIN

W. A. SNELL

W. ROWE

R. A. SHAWYER

W. H. LAMSHED

S. G. L. HALL

G TRENBERTH

B. BEARE

F. H. LAMB

W. C. PERRY

A. A. TRENWITH

D. F. HARDY

W. UNWIN

S. G. NANCARROW

K. JACOB

E. E. REYNOLDS

"Thou wast their Rock, their fortress and their

might.

Thou, Lord, their Captain in the well-fought fight,

Thou, in the darkness drear, their one true light,

Alleluia!"

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