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JOURNAL OF THE

ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS. (torps 1Aews.

SEPTEMBER, 1912.

ESTABLISHMENTS. Royal Army Medical College: Colonel Bruce M. Skinner, M.Y.O., to be Commandant

and Director of Studies vice Colonel E. J. E. Risk, dated August 15, 1912.

ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS. Lieutenant-Colonel William L. Reade retires on retired pay, dated August 14, 1912:

Lieutenant-Colonel Reade entered the Service as a Surgeon, Army Medical Department, on July 30, 1881; became Surgeon-Major, Army Medical Staff, on July 30, 1893; Lieutenant-Colonel, Royal Army Medical Corps on July 30, 1901; and LieutenantColonel, with increased pay, December 17, 1907. His war service is: South African War, 1899-1902. Queen's Medal with three clasp~. King's Medal with two clasps.

The undermentioned Majors are placed on retired pay, dated July 27, 1912: Charles W. Reilly, Reginald F. E. Austin, Nicholas Marder, Frederick G. Faichnie, Alexander J. Chambers .

. Major Reilly entered the Service as a Surgeon, Medical Staff, on July 27,1887, and became Major, Royal Army Medical Corps, on July 27, 1899. His war service is: Operations in Chitral, 1895,'with the Relief Force, Medal with clasp. China, 1900, Medal with clasp. South African War, 1902. Operations in the Transvaal, March to May 31, 1902. Operations in Cape Colony, January, 1902. Queen's Medal with three clasps.

Majors Austin, Marder, and Faichnie entered the Service as Surgeon-Lieutenants, Army Medical Staff, on July 27, 1892: became Surgeon-Captains, Army Medical Staff, on July 27, 1895, and Majors, Royal Army Medical Corps, on J·uly 27, 1904. Their war services are:-

Major Austin: Operations on N. W. Frontier of India, 1897-8. With Tirah Expeditionary Foree. Medal with two clasps. South African War, 1901·2. Operations in the Transvaa,l, Queen's Medal with three clasps.

Major Marder: Operations on N. W. Frontier of India, 1897-8. Operations on the Samana and with Tirah Expeditionary Force. Medal with three clasps. South African War, 1899-1901. Operations in Natal, 1899, including action at Talana. Defence of Ladysmith. Operations in Natal, March to June, 1900. Operations in Orange River Colony, August to November, 1900. Queen's Medal with four clasps.

Major Faichnie: Operations on N. W. Frontier of India, 1897-8. Medal with clasp. South African War, 1899-1902. Relief of Ladysmith, including operations of January 17 to 24, 1900, and action at Spion Kop; operations of February 5 to 7, 1900, and action at Vaal Kranz; operations on Tugela Heights, February 14 to 27, 1900, and action at Pieters Hill; operations in Natal, June, 1900, including action 'at Laings Nek (June 5 to 9) ; operations in Orange River Colony, June to July, 1900. Operations in Cape Colony, December, 1899, to January, 1900. Operations in the Transvaal, December, 1900, to January, 1902. Despatches, London Gazette, February 8, 1901. Queen's Medal with six clasps. King's medal with two clasps.

Major Chambers entered the Service as a Surgeon-Lieutenant, Army Medical Staff, July 27, 1892; became Surgeon-Captain, Army Medical Staff, July 27, 1895;

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was placed on temporary half pay on account of ill-health, January 9, 1899; restored to the establishment 8S Captain, Royal Army Medical Corps, on October 11, 1899; and was promoted Major on July 27, 1904. His war service is: South African War, 1899-1902. Relief of Kimberley. Operations in the Orange Free State, February to May, 1900, including operations at Paardeberg, and action at Dreifontein. Operations in the Transvaal, east of Pretoria, July to November, 1900. Operations in Cape Colony, November 30, 1900, to May 31, 1902. Queen's Medal with four clasps. King's Medal with two clasps.

Major Thomas W. Gibbard, M.B., Royal Army Medical Corps, to be Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel, dated August 14, 1912.

The undermentioned Captains to be Majors, dated July 29, 1912: Henry A. Bransbury, Alfred J. Hull, dated August 14, 1912; Joseph F. Whelan, M.B., William M. Power, Robert B. Black, l\f.B.

The undermentioned Lieutenants to be Captains, dated July 30, 1912: Harry S. Ranken, M.B,; John A. Manifold, M.B.; Samuel S. Dykes, M.B.; William H. O'Riordan; Charles T. V. Benson; William P. MacArthur, M.D. : Robert C. Priest, M.B. : Percy S. Tomlinson; Francis W. M. Cunniugham, M.D. ; Eustace M. ParsonsSmith; Alexander D. Stirling, M.B.; George P. Taylor, M.B.; Robert C. Paris; Alfred W. Bevis; Ernest C. Lambkin. M.B. ; Oswald W. McSheehy, M.B. : Maurice J. Williamson, M.B.; Charles L. Franklin, M.B.; Michael White, M.B.; James J. D. ~oche, M.B. ; Herbert F. Joynt, M.B.; Alexander S. M. Winder, M.B. ; Harry R. Edwards; James R. Yourell, M.B. ; Philip G. M. Elvery; John J. H. Beckton ; WilIiam B. Rennie, M.B. ; Rupert H. Nolan; William Mathieson.

The undermentioned Lieutenants (on probation) are confirmed in their rank: Thomas A. Weston, M.B.; .Roy K. Mallam; M.B.; William McNaughtan, M.B.; David T. M. Large, M.B.; William J!'. Christie, l\LB.; Alexander Hood, M.B., Edward A. Strachan, M.B.; Cuthbert J. Blaikie; James H. M. Frobisher, M.B. ; WaIter Stevenson, M.B.; John L. Ritchie, M.B.; David T. Richardson, M.B. ; Owen W. J. Wynne; Christopher M. Ingoldby; Sidney J. Higgins; Percy A. With, M.B. ; Stephen J. Barry; Henry R. L'Estrange.

The undermentioned Lieutenants (on probation) from the seconded list, to be • restored to the establishment: Edward B. Allnutt. dated July 1, 1912; Maurice

Burnett, dated July 17,1912; WiIliam B. Laird; Frederick W. B. Skrimshire, dated July 28, 1912; Gilbert A. Blake, M.B., dated August 1, 1912.

The undermentioned to be Lieutenants (on probation), dated JUly 26, 1912: Robert Bernard Price, M.B. ; James Buckley Aquilla Wigmore; Eric Christison Lang, M.B. ; Lieutenant John Hare,M.B., from the 1st Northumbrian Field Ambulance R.A.M.C. (T.F.); Edmund Uniacke Russell; Lieutenant William Victor Corbett, from the R.A.M.C.(T.F.);. Robert Alexander Flood, M.B. ; Pierce Michael Joseph Power; James Laidlaw Huggan, M.B.; Frank Cuninghame Cowtan; Lieutenant Charles Crawford Jones, M.B., from the R.A.M.C., S.R.: Edward Vemon Whitby, M.B.; George Fredrick Allison; Reginald Edward Porter, M.B. ; Thomas Henry Balfour, M.B.; Richard Biddulph Phillipps; Lieutenant Robert Glen Shaw, M.B., from the R.A.M.C., S.R.; John Eric Hepper; Hugh John Sladen Shields; Alexander Lewis Urquhart, M.B.; Noel Tancred Whitehead; Henry Forbes Panton, M.B.; Avenell Frederick Cleeve Martyn; Norman WaIter Stevens, M.B.; Robert Carlyle Carlyle, M.B.; Lieutenant Leopold Thomas Poole, M.B., from the R.A.M.C., S.R.; Arthur Aird Mercer Davies; Leslie Dunbar, M.B.; James Chambers Sproule.

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE REWARDS.-The distinguished service reward (£100), rendered available by the death of Deputy Surgeon-General S. B. Roe, C.B., on July 15 last, has been divided and awarded (£50 each) to Deputy Surgeon-Generals A. D. Gulland and E. M. Sinclair, C.B. Their war services are as follows:-

Deputy Surgeon-General A. D. Gulland (retired pay):-Crimean Campaign, 1854-6: Siege of Sevastopol and Expedition to Kerteh. Medal with clasp and Turkish Medal. China War, 1860·2; Action at Sinho and Tangiku and capture of Taku Forts. Medal and clasp. Served also in the operations against the. Taepings near Shanghai, including the capture of the walled cities of Tsinpoo and Tsolin, the fortified town of Najow and the affair of Nanksiang. Hazara Campaign, 1868: Including the subsequent operations in the Black Mountain; Medal with clasp.

Deput:y- Surgeon-General E. M. Sinclair, C.B. (retired pay).-Crimean Campaign, 1854-6: SIege and fall of Sevastopol. Medal with clasp, Turkish Medal. Indian Mutiny, 1857-8: Actions of Chanda, Ummeerpore, and Sultanpore; siege and capture of Lucknow, and in the operations in Bundlecund in 1859~ Medal with clasp. South




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African War, 1881; Transvaal Campaign, P.M.O. Lines of Communication and Base; mentioned in dispatches.

HIGHER RATE OF PAY.-Lieutenant-Colonel H. Carr has been selected for the increased pay under Adicle 317, Royal Warrant for Pay and Promotion.

ARRIVAL HOME FOR DUTY.-From West Africa, on July 27, Captain H. W. L@~ .

ARRIVALS HOME ON LEAVE.-Lieutenant·Colonel T. B. Beach; Majors C. E. P. Fowler, S. de C. O'Grady, E. E .. Ellery, C. R. Evans, H. H. Norman, T. C. MacKenzie, D.S.O., J. G. Churton, R. L. Argles, L. M. Purser, P. S. Lelean; Captains A. E. S. Irvine, R. S. Smyth, F. Casement and R. G. S. Gregg.

POSTINGS.-To the London District; Lieutenant Colonel E. H. L. Lyndeu-Bell, Major E. T. F. Birrell, Major G. J. Houghton,* Captain T. B. Unwin.<' To the Eastern Command; Major W·. J. Taylor, * Captain F. M. M. Ommanney. To the Irish Command; Captain J. Fairbairn.

* For temporary duty pending embarkation. TRANSFERS TO THE HOME ESTABLISHlVIENT.-From India; On September 1,

Lieutenant·Colonel E. H. L. Lynden-Bell; on September 10, Major P. S. Lelean. APPOINTlVIENTS.-Captain A. B. Smallman, to be Clinical Pathologist at the

Queen Alexandra Military Hospital, London, on the departure of Major J. C .. B. Statham. Captain T. E. Harty, to be Specialist in Dermatology at Dublin, on the departure of Captain A. T. Frost. Captain H. C. Hildreth, to be Specialist in Mid. wifery and in charge of the Military Families' Hospital, Fermoy, on the departure of Major S. O. Hall. Captain A. C. Osburn, to be Specialist in Dermatology, Hilsea. Captain R. R. Lewis, to be Specialist in Dermatology, Connaught Hospital, Aldershot. Captain C. H. Turner, to be Specialist in Operative Surgery, Dublin, on the departure of Captain W. D. C. Kelly. Captain W. F. H. Vaughan, to be Specialist in Operative Surgery, Cork, on the departure of Captain R. M. Ranking. Captain G. E. Cathcart, to be Specialist in Physical Training, Aldershot. Captain P. Dwyer, to be Specialist in Otology at Dublin. Captain H. St. M. Carter, to be Specialist in Operative Surgery, Netley. Captain P. A. Lloyd Jones, to be Specialist in Ophthalmology, Aldershot, on the departure of Major F. M. Mangin. Captain J. B. Pascoe, to be Specialist in Midwifery at Woolwich, with charga of the Military Families' Hospital.

QUALIFICATIONS.-The undermentioned officers have obtained the degrees, &c., noted against their names; Major G. Dansey.Browning, M.R.C.P., London; Lieutenant E. G. S. Cane, Diploma in Public Health, R.C.P. and S.L

ROSTER FOR SERVICE ABROAD.-Lieutenant-Colonel A. J. Luther, Majors J. Hennessy, H. W. K. Read, Captains G. E. Cathcart and K. A. C. Doig, have exchanged to higher positions on the roster with Lieutenant-Colonel F. H. M. Burton, Majors W. J. P. Adye.Curran, J. E. Hodgson, Captains E. Ryan and J. H. Gurley respectively. Major R. C. Lewis has exchanged to Gibraltar with Captain A. W. Gibson, who proceeds to India. Captain D. P. Johnstone has exchanged to India with Captain R. F. M. Fawcett. Quartermaster and Honorary Captain R. R. Cowan has exchanged to a lower position with Quartermaster and Honorary Lieutenant C. W. Kinsella. '

EMBARKATION.-For Egypt: On August 2, Lieutenant C. M. Nicol. RESULTS OF EXAMINATIONSJ-The following results of examinations are

notified for general information;- . Passed for the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel; in Appendix xiv, K.R., Subject 2, Part 1,

Major H. W. K. Read; Part 1, Major S. F. St. D. Green, Major C. K. Morgan, Major J. P. Silver, Major J. C. B. Statham, Major E. W. W. Cochrane; Part 2, Major H. C. French; (d) iii, Major N. H. Ross, Major G. G. Delap, D.S.O.; (d) ii, Major J. R. McMunn, Major J. C. B. Statham, Major A. H. Waring, Major S. L. Cummins, Major A. R. O'Flaherty, Major H. D. Packer, Major F. Harvey, Major H. S. Anderson, Major A. M. MacLaughlin, Major T. C. McKenzie, D.S.O. ; Major E. S. Worthing ton, M. V.O. ; Major E. F. Carlyon; MajorB. B. Burke, Major J. Tobin, Major C. E. Fleming.

Passed £orpromotion to the rank of Major in (b), Captairi G. G. Tabuteau, Captain C. E. W. S. Fawcett, M.B., Captain J. B. G. Mulligan, Captain L. Murphy; (d) ii, Captain A. R. C. Parsons, Captain E: E. Parkes, Captain M. C. Beatty, Captain J. Mackenzie, Captain H. J. Crossley, Captain F. A. H. Clarke, Captain J. M. H. Conway, Captain H. V. Bagshawe, Captain J. C. G. Carmichael, Captain R. H. Bridges, Captain J. B. Meldon, Captain E. M. P,mnefather, Captain B. H. V. Dunbar, Captain C. Bramhall, Captain B. G.'Patch, Captain O. levers, Captain P. J. Hanafin, Captain




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E. :lVI. Glanvill, Captain W. MacD. Macdowall, Captain E. C. Whitehead, Captain W. Wiley, Captain H. Harding, Captain C. Ryley, Captain A. T. Frost, Captain R. G. Meredith, Captain F. E. Roberts, Captain W. G. Maydon, Captain H. H. A. Emmerson, Captain R. 1'. Lewis, Captain T. 8. Blackwell, Captain M. G. Dill, Captain W. J. Waters, Captain R. B. Black, Captain A. Mcl\runn, Captain W. J. S. Harvey, Captain H. W. Long, Captain H. B. Connell, Captain A. E. S.lrvine, Captain W. H. Forsyth; (d) iii, Captain O. levers, Captain M. C. Wetherell, Captain W. G. Maydon, Captain R. P. Lewis.

Rank and name

Captain Thomson, C. G. .. " Small man, A. B. " Ellis, W. F. . . " Seccombe, J. \V .•• " Meldon, J. B. . . " Brown, G. H. J ... " Carmichael, D. G. " Harty, T. E. .. " Watson, D. P. .. , Kemptborne, G. A. " Dunkerton, N. E. " Hildreth, H. C ... " Oollin s, R. T. . . " Osburn, A. C. . . " Bousfield,·h .. " Douglass, J. H ... " Arthur, A. S. • . " Lewis, R. R. . . " Otway, A. L. .. " Turner, O. H. . . " Vaughan, W. F. H. " Catbcart, G. E ... " Turnbull, J. A. " Johnstone, D. P .. " Moore, E. H. M. " Garland, F. J. . . " Cabill,' R. J. . . " Bowle, S. C. . . " Dwyer, P. .. " Wilson, H. T. . . " Hallowes, R. C. " " Harvey, G. A. D. " Sinclair, M. . . " Fraser, A. N. .. " Carter, H. St. M. " Doig, K. A. C. . . " Lloyd-J ones, P. A. " Ricbard, G. H ... " Maughan, J. St. A. " Thurston, L. V ... " Gater, A. W. . . " Lynch, J. P. .. " White,' R. K. . . " Booth, E. B. . . " Lithgow, E. G. R. " Pascoe, J. S. .. " McConaghy, W ... " Wyatt, C. J. .. " Sutcliff, A. A. . . " Elliot, E. J. • . " Gurley, J. H. ••

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Selected subject

Dermatology, &c. Bacteriology .. Operative surgery

Bact~riology" .. Midwifery, &c. .. Dermatology, &0. Bacteriology .. State medicine .. Operative surgery Midwifery, &c. ., Otology, &c. .. Dermatology, &c. Bacteriology ..

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The Officers in foregoing list are reported as having passed in subject (h) Captains, Royal Army Medical Corps, for promotion to the rank of Major, held at the Royal Army Medical College, during the class of instruction for Captains terminated on July 31, 1912.

Passed for promotion to the rank of Captain in (h) i, Captain A. D. Fraser; (d) ii,. Lieutenant R. H. Nolan, Lieutenant L. C. Hayes, Lieutenant A. S. Cane, Lieutenant C. H. H. Harold, Lieutenant E. L. FyfIe, Lieutenant R. F. Bridges, Lieutenant H. G. Monteith, Lieutenant C. H. Stringer, Lieutenant J. K. Gaunt, Lieutenant G. Wilson, Lieutenant H. G. Robertson, Lieutenant C. Robb (Spec. Cert.); (d) iii, Lieutenant G. Wilson; (h) Lieutenant R. H. Nolan, Lieutenant A. S. Cane, Lieutenant C. H. H. Harold, Lieutenant E. L. FyfIe, Lieutenant R. F. Bridges, Lieutenant H. G. Monteith, Lieutenant C. H. Stringer, Lieutenant J. K. Gaunt, Lieutenant G. Wilson, Lieutenant H. G. Robertson, Lieutenant C. Robb (Spec. Cert.).

REWARDS FOR DISTINGUISHED AND MERITORIOUS SERYICE.

The following has been communicated by the Director-General A.M.S. :-, As there appears to be a certain amount of misconception both as regards the dis

tribution and conditions which govern the allotment of the above rewards, the following is published for general information :-

1. The sum of £1,400 is provided annually in Army Estimates towards rewards for distinguished service for officers of the Army Medical Service. Since 1908, only those on the Retired List are eligible.

2. The ajlove amount is distributed with the approval of the Army Council as follows :-

(a) For Surgeon-Generals and Surgeon-Major-Generals, ten rewards of £100 each .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. £1,000

(b) For Colonels and Deputy. Surgeon-Generals, five rewards of £60 each " •• .• .. .. .. .. .. .. ., £300

(These officers must have held administrative appointments in their substantive rank.)

(c) For Quartermasters, two rewards of £50 each .. £100 3. In estimating the services of any particular officer with a view to a recommend

ation for a reward for distinguished or meritorious service the whole of an officer's record and confidential reports are taken into consideration, due weight being given to his seniority, length of service, campaigns, mentions in dispatches, and meritorious service of an exceptional nature other than in the field.

4. The following are the present holders of these rewards, the officers being shown according to date of allotment :-

SURGEON· GENERALS AND SURGEON·MAJOR-GENEllALS.

Sir J. B. C. Reade, K.C.B., K.H.S. July 3,1892 Sir A. D. Home, V.C., K.C.B. November 15, 1894 J. O'Nial, C.B. October 1, 1895 C. H. Giraud November 20,1896 Sir W. Taylor, K.C.B., K.H.P. October 1,1899 W. F. Burnett September 14,1904 W. H. Macnamara, C.B., C.M.G. June 5,1905 Sir W. D. Wilson, K.C.M.G. March 13, 1907 Sir T. J. Gallwey, K.C.M.G., C.B. July 24,1907 G. J. H. Evatt, C.B. February 25, 1910

COLONELS AND DEPUTy-SURGEON-GENERALS.

Sir R. W. Jackson, C.B. .• November 26,1898 J. F. Supple, C.B .. , January 6,1910 J. F. Williamson, C.B., C.M.G. January 6, 1:910 A. D. Gulland July 16, 1912 E. M. Sinclair, C.B. July 16, 1912

QUARTERMASTERS AND HONORARY }i[AJORS.

E. Enright •. September 28, 1895 L. Gorman •. September 28, 1895

5. With reference to para. 2 (b), up to the present it has not been possible to allocate to each individual the exact amount indicated (£60).




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WARRANT OFFICERS, N,ON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS, AND MEN. PROMOTIONS.

The following promotions, to complete Establishment, will take effect from the 'dates specified :-

To be Serjeant-MaJor.

No. Rank'and Name Date Section

4.5.12

To be Qu,artermaster. Serjeants.

11441 S.-Serjt. .. Sprinks, H. 7.1.12

11603 Clegg, W. 4.5.12

11338 Grove, W. 6.5.12

11173 Hazel!, C. J. 21.5.12

To be Staff-Serjeants.

9175 Serjeant.. Tasker, J. 2.4.12

12816 Bell, D. J. 3.4.12

18713 Ellis, W. H. 6.4.12

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Evans, D. C. 7.4.12

10518 Brice; E. G; T ... 10.4.12

11027 Masters, J. H ... . 10.4.12

9611 Newling, T. 16.4;12

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Valance, C: ' . 16.4.12

8477 Gregson, G.G. 4.5.12

12620 Kirby, T. 6.5.12

11029 Staff-Serjt. Spowage, A. 11.5.12

, 11370 Serjeant .. Loveland, F. .. 21.5.12

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Vice R. N. Downing to H.M. Corn· mission.

i Vice G. W: Petch, to penslOn. C. J. Yeates. promoted. '

H. Cassell, to pension.

J, S. Moore, to pension

Under para. 353, "King's Regula-tions," Supernu-merarv with Territorial Forces.

Vice J. R. Storey, to pension.

F. Judd, to pen. sion.

H. Sprinks, promoted. T."J. Cross, to pension .

l!l. G." 1. Brice, Supernumerary with'Territorial ·Forces. J. F. Meredith, to pension.

'T. Newling, Supernumerary with Territorial Forces.

W. Clegg, promoted.

" W. Grove, promoted.

From Territorial Forces, vice G. C. Belsher, to pension.

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17060 Lce.-Serjt. Reeves, S. .. 3.4.12 Cooking .. Vice D. J. Bell, pro-moted.

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. , McConn, P. .. 6.4.12 Nursing .. "

W. H. EHis, pro-moted.

17555 " .. Kinder, M. ," 7.4.12

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" D. C. Evans,

12376 Corporal .. Walsh, J. B. .. 10.4.12 "

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promoted. J. 'H. Masters, promoted.

17573 "

.. Harlen, C. .. 12.4.12 "

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E. Triggs, re-duced.

11040 "

.. Stroud, J. .. 13.4,12 General Duty "

N. 'Hillier, to pension

12413 "

.. Russell, E. J ... 16.4.12 Nursing .. "

C. Valance, pro-moted.

17257 "

.. Bartleet, J. J ... 17.4.12 Cooking .. "

J. Ashworth, to Territorial Forces.

17244 "

.. McArthur, A. F. 20.4.12 Clerical .. "

A. M. Watkins,

19029 "

.. Harvey, R. E ... 1.5.12 Nursing to pension.

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S. Shaw, to Terri torial Forces

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.. Chandler, G. V. 4.5.12 "

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G . G. Gregson,

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L. A. Shepherd, to Territorial Forces.

16323 Corporal " McKenna, W ... 21.5.12 Nursing .. "

F. Loveland, promoted.

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12265 Lce.-Serjt. Turpin, A. G ... 13.6.12 Nursing .. Vice A. Jackson, to pension

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.. Nicholas, E. .. 18.6.12 "

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T. W. Jordan, to penson.

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To be Corporals.

No. Rank and Name Date Section 'I Remarks

17319 Lce.-CorpI. Hort, A. T. Cooking "1 19980 Loder, H. J. Nursing .. 17820

" Peckham, H ... General Duty

16768 Barton, H. E ... " 18329 Davidson, F. G. Nursing

18929 Taylor, J. W ... Cooking 19368

" Hazell, J. Nursing

18958 Cousins, S. J ... 18964 Herbert, G. W.

" 18979 Busbnell, S. R. Q.A.I.M.N.S. 408

" Kniep, O. Clerical

19010 Bull, B. J. General Duty To complete 19023 Tarbet, A. 1.7.12 Nursing Establishment. 19031 Leahy, J. 19032 Cooke, J. 19030 )liIann, R. S.

Cle;{cal 19037 Thomas, W. B. 19282 Golden, H.

Nu;~ing 19805 Hanrahan, J ... 1843 Mack, C. A. Clerical ]905

" Eves, J. G.

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Prince, H. M ... " 19747

" Hyde, C. H. .. Nursing

1620 Pegg, A. E. Cle;{cal 19641 I Hardie, W. M. \ I

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APPOINTMENTS.

The following appointments, to complete Establishment, will take effect from the dates specified :--

12487 15698 13024 16769 1I~878 11015 17084 12947

Corporal

To be Lance·Serjeants.

" Halliday, C. 1 " Collier, H. C. F. .. Rider, W. .. .. Cole, C. F. " .. McCaig, R .. .. Phillips, W. E. J " Hunter, J. .. . . Henderson, M.

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To be Lance·Corporals.

No. I Rank and Name I

Date Section I Remarks

24' Private .. Haynes, P. H. \ 19.6.12 1st Class Clerk 19913'

" .. Roberts, T. S ...

" 9538 "

.. Keating, J. .. Nursing 19553

" .. Flight, P. H. ..

," Cl",,, Cl" k I 19064 "

.. Marshall, W. E. 2114

" .. Stokes, H. S .. , Nursing

19276 "

.. Young, J. J. .. Oooking 19326

" .. Hewitt, H. W .

19346 "

.. Hopper, B . .. Superintend-ing Oook

19384 "

.. Oowen, J. O. .. General Duty 19432

" .. Parker, W. T ... Nursing

19472 "

.. MUnson, O. E . Olerieal 19536

" .. Reeee, E . .. Nursing

19539 "

.. Sayers, G. E. .. Oooking 19570

" .. Fisher, W. ..

" 19574 "

.. Howe, T. .. 1.7.12 General Duty 19581

" .. Oannon, H. J ... Oooking

19823 "

.. Kilyon, T. J ... Nursing 19597

" .. Brindle, L. .. General Duty

19604 "

.. Polloek,R. .. 1st Olass Olerk 19608

" .. McPhail, O. W. Oooking

19611 "

.. Morris, F. .. 1st Olass Clerk 19619

" .. Aley, H . .. General Duty

19620 "

.. Oarter, W. J ... Clerical 19791

" .. Hossaek, F. G. Superintend-

ing Oook 19621

" .. Kite, W. E. .. Nursing

19630 "

.. Taylor, A. .. Oooking 19631

" .. Smith, J. F. .. General Duty

19640 "

.. Hollands, G. H. 1st Olass Clerk 19660

" .. Webb, A. J ... Nursing

19673 "

.. Folwell, F. O. W.! General Duty I

* Special under para. 281 Standing Orders.

AWARD OF ARMY FORM 0 344.

The undermentioned have been awarded A.F. 0 344, on the dates specified:-

No. I Rank and Name 1 Date 11 ~o. 1 Rank and Name Date

14445 Oorporal Smith, W. E. 3.1.12 2114 Private .. Stokes, H. S. 1].6.12 1710 Private .. Hudson, J. R. 3.1.12 18340 Oorporal Rouse, J. .. 17.6.12 2083 Lce.-Opl. Pearee, W. G. 16.1.12 19409 Lee.·OpL Hutehinson,A. 17.6.12

18898 " .. Green, G. H. 29.2.12 19131 Private .. Weeks, S. J. 17.6.12

1539 Private .. Oatlin, F. G. 28.3.12 19607 Lee.·OpL Pottow, R. O. 20.6.12 18411 Oorporal Riehards,G.H. 31.3.12 13664 Serjeant Dunn, J. O. 29.6.12 18428 Lee.-OpL Bourne,F.J.J. 6.4.12 12768

" .. Kent, T. R. .. 30.6.12

1556 Private .. Oalvert, N. B. 10.4.12 18969 "

.. Gray, E. .. 26.6.07 19135 Lce.-OpL Queleh, W. H. 17.5.12 10967 Lce.·Serjt. Humphries, 26.6.07 12537 Serjeant Molloy, F. .. 30.5.12 J. W.

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ARMY FORM C 344.

The following is a list of successful candidates at the examination for A.F. C 344, Certificates of Training as a Nurse, held in May, 1912 :-

I Order of merit

Corps Hank and Name Station Per· as regards No.

I centage llumber of

marks awarded

2235 Lee.-Opl. .. Walkley, T. .. . . Oonnaught Hosp. '90 1 15813 Serjeant .. Heggie, A. V ... .. Oambridge

" '82 2

103 Oorporal .. Steer, G. P. .. .. Oonnaught "

'81 3 4976 Private .. Hall, W. W. O. ..

" " '77 4

18453 Serjeant .. Philbrook, F ... .. " "

'76 5 4343 Private " Parr. W. S. .. .. Devonport .. '75 6

19368 Lee.-Opl. .. Hazell, J. .. .. Oambridge Hosp. '72 7 19409

" .. Hutehinson, A. .. 'London .. '72 t 8 4596 Private .. Riehards, G. R. .. OambridgeHosp. '72 J

4643 "

.. Lillywhite, P. .. Devonport . . '72 } 9 4344 "

.. Sexton, H. W. .. London .. '72 19916

Serj'~ant .. Oarroll, H. J ... .. Tidworth .. '71 10

15027 " Bush, W. .. .. Oork .. .. '69 } 11 19607 Lee .. Opl. .. Pottow, R. 0 ... .. Oosham .. '69

4974 Private .. Frost, R. F.M. .. Netley .. " '68 } 12 4505 "

.. Weighill, W. H. .. Dover .. .. '68 1112

" .. Sheehan, J. .. .. Oork .. .. '67 13

2218 "

.. Snape, G. .. .. Oambridge Hosp. '67 14 4315

" .. Whitaker, L. .. .. London .. '65 15

4340 "

.. Oansfield, A. E. .. "

.. '65 16 4935

" .. Andrews, W. .. .. OonnaughtHosp. '64 17

19131 "

.. Weeks, S. J. .. .. London .. '64 18 4836

Lee::Opl. .. Douglas, G. .. .. ' Woolwich .. '63 19

19433 .. Blake, H. .. .. Edinburgh . . '63 } 13035 Oorporal .. Ohandler, G. V. .. Tidworth .. '63 20 18933 Serjeant .. Thompson, H. L. .. Woolwich .. '63 4330 Private •• I Morman, H. R. ..

" .. '63 } 21 4329

" .. Wilkin, R. S .•. .. Netley ., .. '63

4624 "

.. Wharram, L. S. S. .. Oolchester .. '62 22 1071

" ., Stocker, J. N ... .. Netley .. .. '62 23

4728 "

.. James, A. .,. .. Woolwich ',' '61 24 2242

" .. Thomson, J. .. .. York .. .. '61 25

14609 Serjeant .. Oldridge, W. P. .. Woolwich .. '59 26 4890 I Private .. Tumilty, J. .. .. Ourragh .. '58 27

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NURSING SECTION. The following appointments to the Nursing Section of the Corps will take effect

from the dates specified:-

No. I

Rank and Name I

Date 1

No. Rank and Name I Date

I

[ Serjt .. , Pte. I

5736 "1 Sebry, C. .. 12.4.12 17542 Colgan, R. .. 29.4.12 5737

" .. Brown, H. .• 12.4.12 5645 ,Pte. " Brougb, A. .. 3.5.12

5738 " "1 Riley, J. .. 12.4.12 5656

" .. Ware, J. .. 3.5.12

5740 "

. . Jones, J. T. G. 12.4.12 4946 "

.. Hastings, A. .. 4.5.12 2150

" •• I Fraser, E. G ... 15.4.12 5723

" .. BarDEis, L. S ... 6.5.12

5591

1

" .. I Price, B. H. . • 15.4.12 5846

" .. Brownlie, W ..• 10.5.12

5709 "

•• I Hammond.E ... 15.4.12 5164 "

.. Dowding, A. J. 11.5.12 5450

" .. Tapp, W. J., .. 17.4.12 5535'

" .. Masters, C. H. 17.5.12

5206 "

.. Pheasent"J.H.B. 19.4.12 5711 "

.. Chester, J. .. 18:5.~2 5308

" .. Phillips, H. J. A. 24.4.12 5751

" .. Cowne, C. E. A 23.5.12

5328 "

.. Maydon, F. .. 24.4.12 5753 "

.. Murray, D. F. 123.5.12 5384

" .. Millins, G. P ... 24.4.12 5728

" .. Biltcliffe, T. .. 28.5.12

5397 "

.. Wilkins, H. D. 24.4.12 5732 "

.. Mackay,D.A ... 28.5.12 5481

" .. Watts, J. C. .. 24.4.12 5643

" .. Preen, H. .. 28.5.i2

5509 "

.. White, W. C. H. 24.4.12 6217 "

.. Schoenthal, C. 28.5.12 5520

" .. Carpenter, G. H. 24.4.12 6218

" .. Cockerell. A. W. 28.5.12

5565 "

.. Day, W. R. .. 24.4.12 5444 "

.. Holdup, G. W. 29.5:12 5566

" .. Douce, T. .. 24.4.12 5414

" .. Giles, J. R. .. 30.5.12

5630 I "

.. Ely, T. O. .. 24.4.12 5574 "

.. Percy, D.W ... 30.5.12 5634 [

" .. Burton, V. M. 24.4.12 5717

" .. Blair, T. W ... 30.5.12

56791 " .. I Couzens,W.N.S. 24.4.12 5686

" .. I Brookes, F. C . 31.5.12

ADVANCEl\fENT OF PRIVATES (CORPS PAY).

The following advancements in rate of Corps Pay will take effect from July 1, 1912 :-

To be Advanced to the Third Rate (at 8d.). As Orderlies. .

No. Name No. Name 1\

No. Name

12809 Barber, E. 4363 La Roche, H. I[ 4826 Wheeler, W. H. 19131 Weeks, S. J. 4469 Gilley, E. A. 4842 Ricks, A. C.

585 Webb, G. E. S. 4494 Morris, A. L. 4872 Jackson, A. E. 763 Desmond, T. 4505 Weighill, W. H. 4885 Russell, P. F. 943 Ball, A. H. 4552 I Leat, J. T. 4904 Lawson, J.

1426 Pike, A. G. 4567 Hochheimer, R. 4936 Strange, H. E. 1548 Paskell, R. J. 4624 Wharram, L. S. S. 4941 Pierce, W. 1569 Farmer, G. L. 4636 Bird, R. C. 4960 Price, W. A. 2148 Asbcroft, J. 4650 Kelsey, G. P. 4976 Hall, W. W. C. 4315 Whitaker, L. 4692 Dale, J. E. 5020 Randall, F. 4317 Cummins, J. 4697 1 Tucker, J. H. 5091 Godfrey, J. 4326 Emslie, P. A. 4728 James, A. 5107 Traves, A. E. 4340 Cansfield, A. E. 4787 Audus, H. A. L. 5108 Westwood,C. 4344 Sexton, H. W. 4794 Pither, A. G.

As Olerks.

199971 Tilby, R. J. 4569 I Ricbardson, L.

11

4961 1 Day, A. 600 Day, A. F. 4863 Haines, H. G. 5086 Wickers,.C. W. F.

4307 Hayes, H. 4928 Mack, H. R. 5102 Randle, J. O. . 4534 Warnes, H. J.

As Superintending Oooks. 18561 I Flackfield, E. J. 4427 I Richards, A. H. 4898 I Wicken, W. H.




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To be Advanced to the Fourth Rate (at 6d.). As Orderlies.

No. 1

Name No. Name No. Name

19962 Hill, J. D. 5036 Garland, J. E. 5281 Jerred, A. 934 Giles, T. 5048 Suter, J. W. P. 5282 Hurlock, H. E.

1359 Oollier, W. N. 5057 Oarter, T. D. 5290 Hadfield, E. 1375 Shipton, H. 5068 Mossley, J. B. M. 5296 Howard, A. O. 1424 Ryan, J. 5074 Lawson, P. L. 5306 Marshall, H. O. 1973 Elliott, W. 5082 Kelly, J. 5316 Wall, W. G. H. 1985 Brown, R. H. 5098 Smith, T. W. 5317 Mountford, T. J. 1990 Parker, J. W. 5104 Steer, H. J. 5321 Graham, W. 2039 Tomson, H. 5105 c Pawson, F. 5327 White, L. 4389 Dedow, P. F. 5106 Clarke, A. E. 5328 Maydon, F. 4435 Hunter, J. G. 5146 Merrill, T. 5368 Bowden, R. J. 4524 Orosby, P. 5151 Francis, G. E. 5371 Dunne, D. 4547 Lynn, G. A. 5164 Dowding, A. J. 5373 Busby, A. 4607 Anderson, J. 5180 Jones, W. J. 5384 Millins, G. P. 4743 Jeeves, T. 5192 Turner, F. 5386 Gray, F. A. 4841 Clarke, A. E. 5195 Savage, A. 5446 Satchell, R. O. 4935 Andrews, W. 5214 Stanford, E. R. 5452 Griffiths, H. 49,13 Morgan, G. J. 5232 Drury, S. T. 5463 Taylor, H. E. 4980 Duffell, A. A. 5241 Hollier, F. O. 5467 Brown, H. A. W. 5006 Oronley. A. O. 5250 King, H. T. 5535 Masters, C. H. 5018 Oook, W. C. 5260 Bew, A. J. 5567 Gilmour, T. 5034 Taprill, F. 5266 Toghill, F.

As Clerks.

6721 Stevens, A. 4895 I Gill, W. H. 5285 I Bellingham, C. H. 2031 Huppler, N. 5111 Bennett, J.

As Cooks. 4821 I Lester, F. 5156 I Wilkie, W. 5396 I Thomps:n, J. H. 4866 Smyth, R. 5188 Phipson, W.

SANITARY ORDERLIES (CORPS PAY). The following Privates are advanced to the Fourth Rate of Corps Pay at 6d., as

Sanitary Orderlies, from the dates specified:-

No. I Name \

Date 11

No. J

Name

I

.. I 18724 1 Hill, W. . . 18.2.12 5798 Stanley, B. 660 I Dotterill, H. C.

"1 24.2.12 4893 Beverley, T.

1682 Emery, H. L. "I

30.3.12 16820 Yea, W. 1485 Tipping, J. . . .. 1.4.12 5744 Gordon, H. 5085 Squirrell, W. L. .. I 4.4.12 4867 Eckersley, A. V.

19650 Gawn, H. 15.4.12 4791 Geary, W. F ... 19919 Carroll, C. F ... 18.4.12 I 5694 Maughan, R ...

5269 Gilbert, H. C ... 1.5.12 4988 Bone, E. J. 678 Reed, L. 2.5.12 1.19592 Ranger, H. P.

BUGLERS.

The following boys are appoInted Buglers from the dates specified:-

53091 Munden, E. V. 5310 I Lever, A. G ...

.. I 21.5.12 11 6063 ! Felstead, P. E. .. I 14.6.12 1 5258 1 Dring, B. C ...

Date

14.5.12 15.5.12 16.5.12 17.5.12 30.5.12 30.5.12 4.6.12 6.6.12

16.6.12

17.6.12 1.7.12




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12419 Corp~ral 18374 9042 Pri~~te

18955 1"4393

5203

69

DISCHARGES.

Murrell, G. T. Mears, A. T. Holden, H. C. Burke, A ... ' Coombs, T. R. Dudley, H ... Thurston, T. F. Morgan, H. H. E. ..

19.7.12 6.8.12

22.7.12 31. 7.12 16.7.12 20.7.12 26.7.12 9.8.12

Claimed after 3 months' notice.

Medically;{nfit. Free after 12 years' service. Claimed after 3 months' notice. Termination of second period.

" first period. Medically unfit.

TRANSFERS TO ARMY RESERVE. ,

19121 Pte. Cook, T ... .. 10.7.12 2290 Pte. Anderson, G. K. 19.7.12 2287

" Jacobs, W. .. 11.7.12 2292

" Hall, F ... .. 20.7.12

5845 "

Phipps, R. .. 12.7.12 2298 "

Greene, J. .. 22.7.12 19124

I " Brier, T. W. .. 11.7.12 12357

" Griffin, H. W ... 25.7.12

19123 "

Smith, A. G. " 10.7.12 2300 "

Barker, A. G. •• i 26.7.12 2295

" Campbell, P. .. 18.7.12 4305

" Marsden, W. •• i 28.7.12

19697 "

Rhodes, F. .. 17.7.12 19146 "

Keyte, C. F. •• I 1.8.12 2291

" I Quigley, A. ., 18.7.12 19168

" Fox, A ... .. 5.8.12

2296 "

Jeffrey, J. .. 18.7.12 4307 "

Hayes, H. .. 6.8.12 19698

" Wass, M. ., 16.7.12 4313

" Sugden, J. W. .. 10.8.12

19133 L.-Cpl. Dewhurst, J. C. 19.7.12 4315 "

Whitaker, L. .. 10.8.12 19130 Pte. Fellowes, 'N. 17.7.12

TRANSFERS FROM OTHER CORPS.

6552 Private 6575 6576 6577

146091 SerJeant 10150 I

Craib, W ... Willis, W. H. Sanderson, W. J. Richards, H. J.

TRANSFERS

I Oldridge, W. P. 1 Mosby, G. D.

TO

.. 1

"1

9.7.12 26.7.12 26.7.12 26.7.12

OTHER

10.7.12 20.7.12

From 2nd Batt. W. Yorks. Reg. " 1st Devon Reg. " 18th Hussars.

"

CORPS.

I To 2nd W. Lancs Field Ambul.

I " 5th W. Riding S. of Instruc.

APPOINTED BUGLERS.

49831 Boy 5399

1

I Parkinson, J. H.I 6.8.12 116032 i Wigley, W. G. P'I 8.8.12 6464 Boy I Coad, G. K. .. I I Kilminster, A,C'I

8.8.12 8.8.12

BUGLERS TO THE RANKS.

18611 Bglr·1 simmons,J.c·R.1 27.7.12 114405/ Bglr./ Taylor, E. F ... 1 20.7.12

DEATH.

19990 1 Private •. , Home, A. .• / Enteric Fever (in S. Africa). ..1 I

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THE FOLLOWING N.C.O.s AND MEN HAVE QUALIFIED FOR PROMOTION IN THE VARIOUS CORPS EXAMINATIONS.

11020 1 S.-Serjeant 11223 "

17084/ Corporal .. 15996

1

Lce.-Serjt. 16481 Corporal .. 16949 " .. 18571 " ..

60891 Private 4955 ,,' 2003 "

199971 "

FOR QUARTERMA8TER-SERJEANT.

I

Lavi8, W. 11 10434 1 S.-Serjeant I Anderson, H. J. Hampton, J. F.

FOR SERJEANT.

Hunter, J. Griffin, W. H. Bee, W. W. Ireland, G.

I Pepper, F. T.

,187391 Corporal 18627 " 18427 " 174131

1856

FOR CORPORAL.

1

Vidler, E. C. Forrest, J. Fullbrook, E. R. Tilby, R. J.

I

I i 2102 1 Private

1

2165 ,,'

I 4907 1 "

1

Bradford, R. C. Cock burn, B. Barber, P. , Tweed. E.

1 Leaney, A. T.

1

Catton, F. T. Hampton, C. I Freemantle, A. J.

DISEMBARKATIONS FROM ABROAD.

FROM SIERRA LEONE, PER 8.8. "ELMINA," JULY 27, 1912.

12138) S.-Serjeant I Steele, H. 11186561 Corporal .. \ Maywood, H. G. 15648 Serjeant.. Hill, E. J. 19198 Lce.-Corpl. Harper, F. T.

751 Corporal.. Milne, A. J.

FROM SOUTH AFRICA, PER 8.8. "GRANTULLY CASTLE," JULY 25, 1912.

2201 1 Private •. 1 Ring, A. ' 11 i

11777 I Corporal 130671 "

FROM MALTA, PER

1 Overton, G. W. Lewis, T.

I

s.s. "SETI," JULY 28, 1912.

1841 Private \ Dodd, T.

NOTES FROM LONDON.-Quartermaster-Serjeant J. M. Maxwell writes:-" No. 35 Company sent a stretcher squad to the Royal Army Medical Corps, Aldershot,

Annual Athletic Meeting last month to compete for the Corps Challenge Shield, open to Royal Army Medical Corps, any station. A very keen and demonstrative contest took place, with the result that the Company were victorious with 84 points, second and third teams gaining 71il and 64 points respectively. In all six teams entered. Members of the winning team were CorporalR. V. V. Egan, Privates S. J. Weeks, W.E. Dunnage and J. C. Watts. The result of the above proved sufficient excuse for holding a smoking concert in honour of the occasion. The function was taken in hand by the winners on Wednesday, July 24, and a very enjoyable time was spent by those who participated. Serjeant.Major R. Cox occupied the Chair and wielded the' hammer' to the entire satisfaction of all present. After the usual and loyal toast, 'The King,' a most entertaining programme was negotiated which caused the proceedings to go with a swing only known to such' Smokers.'

"The principal contributor to the excellent programme was Mr. 'vV. Hewitt who rendered in his appreciative tenor' Take a Pair of Sparkling Eyes,' and encored with 'Sincerity.' Later in"the evening he contributed' The Last Watch,' and a coon song 'Do you want any Coal?' which was received with hearty applause. Lance-Corporal Floyd was very amusing in 'I've never been so happy for a long, long time,' given in effective style. He was noisily encored to' We had a little Drop.' Private Phillips, 'Down the Vale,' to his own accompaniment. Lance-Corporal Thurger, 'I£.the Missus wants to Go.' Private Tunnicliff, 'Thora.' Private Ferdinando, , Kitty Dear.' Private Newnham, 'Hunting Song.' Private Carroll brought down the house with his' Cast




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Iron Chicken,' and afterwo.rds told UR about 'Hil! old Brown H::\t.' The Brother!; Rousher rendered appre('iativCl violin AelcctiollS. To tako contributors individually would ttLkfl too much space.

"Dllriog the evening Serjeaui-Najor Cox: toasted the winuing team with complimentac," remarks, Corpora.l Rgan responding ou beha.lf ol the team dila.ted on the Scrjcaut.)fajor's efforts a.nd onergy in training them for the compet ition. Other tOMts, 'Our GuestR,' o.ud the Na.tional Anthem brought:l mo.<i!; enjoyable 8vcujog to a c1oso.

"\Vbilst wc ate on the subject of trophies, it may not be ami!!!:; ~o mention U.lat. No. 35 ,Company 30180 have possession of the Military HORpito.l Cooker), Challenge Shield, luaug-ucated iu lOOB, for competition in invalid cookp,rv ill military hospital!i in the United Kingdom. "

Pte. Dunnage. Ko. 35

CorpI. J<~gan. ptc. Watts. Sgt. :\-lajor R. Cox. Pte. Weeks. Company, Winners H..A.M.C. Challenge Shield, 1912.

,. The Compa.ny :tI'IO won the l{egeut,'s Park .Pootball Challenge Cup, presented by Gcorge Robe)" Esq., open to('i\'ili:ln, police , and miliklt)' teams, ill the London District. l'hi" much.co\'eted trophy h:'tfi hoon in existence since 1890, aud baR previously been won by two military teams only. viz., 11-\t and 2nd LiCe Guarus in IH92 and 1897 rc"p,,"ctiYcly .

. , Ann"!! Form C. 344.. At the recent examina.tion for the Ccrt;ifiCl~t6 of 'Irainwg as 1\ ~l1rsE' (A.P.C. 344.), the five S.C.O's. and Illen who were t;raillcd for this examination :Lt the QuO<'t1 A!uxandm. Military HOflpit.o.l, all pas!lf'rl..·'

NOTES FROM ClIRO.-CM.ptain a.nd QUo.rt.ernHlster .E'ISflX wr ites :-" Ko. 3::1 Company. Itoya.l A l'my "\(edi(.' I"\1 Corps had a mo;'.t succcs,;fu\ cricket mat('.h ou Sat.urday. July :t,. 101i, on tneir "'1.wvc ill tJw ground.'! of The Citadel IIm;pital. Th~ match wu~ I~ trial of !:ikill betwef'n thp. offircr,; and IJou ·col11mis~ioncd oifwortl v. the nwn. Pllnctuull.\" to titoo (~.:m p.m.), the men, ba.ying lost the to!'.s, took the field :Lnd after onc or two ch~.tJges in bowling managed to di;-.pose of theil' oppoueuLs for the respecta.ble t;)tal of 93. The men, on going in, soon warmen to their task and it looked as if tltc omccr~' team would meet with ::m easy defeat a.s, before tuo seconrl wicket was dowu, 44 runs ho.d been put all. A double ('hange of bowling W[UI tried which proved most successfu l, for six wickets fell in qnick succession, and:t most enjoya.ble




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match was brought to a. conclusion, leaving the office rs' team 8ucccs!'Cul by the Dn.rrow margin of 18 runs .

" Notieea.ble among the players, wa.s 1\bjor E . E. li1llMY with a faultless 33 runs, exce llent 3.11';0 was the howling of tho Reverend E. A. S. nell and Cap lain J. A. Clark , and Corporal Douglas' fielding for the officers' t.co.m . On behalf of the men, wh o one and ~Il fie lded as if in :lo test llmteh, the pulm mUF;t be allotted to Private!'. Sims a.nd Coles both ill the bmvling and batt ing liue. The scores IUlJ givclJ below:-

Olo'}<'lCERS AND N.C.O:s R.A.M.C. Hev. K A. S. Gcl1, h. Parkins .. Qmr.·Serjcaut Conally, h. Beck (Jorporal Willgat.c, h. Sims Captain Clark, c. Hallctt, b. Sims LieutClltl.ut O'Connor, c, Coles. h. Siros )fajor Ellery, hit wicket., b. Beck Lieutenaut Field, c. a.nd h. Sims Corporal Dougl:1.~, c. Deck, b. Beck Captaiu F.s"cx, b. Oolel'l .. Corporal Rodon, c . Halle!;!" b. Colos ..

Rei l I)" no!' out •. l;xtrl!.~

Total

Privatf> Perkins . .

PmVATES' BOWLIKG A:XA['YS1~.

o. 7

Hims Beck Coles

PRIVATES R.A.)I.C.

10

}1.

I

o o

Il. ~2 :l4 34 8

7 15

4 9 7

3" 4 4 2

" 1 5

U3

w, 1 4 3 2

Private Pcrkinf!, h. Corporul Douglas . . 8 Sims, ('. Corporal Reilly, b. Captaiu Clark.. 2 1 Beck, c. Corporal Douglas, h. Ca.pLain Clark 6 Bro'.\·n, c. Corpota.l Reilly, h. Ro\' . E. A. S. Gell 2 Coles, not Ollt . . 23 Ballett, c. and U. Captain Clark 2 Rhodes, h. Re\,. E. A. S. Gell 2 Chivcrs, c. Corporal Doug1a", b. Hev. K A. S. Gall 2 Pas;::.ingham, c. Corporu.l Rodeo, U. Liout.eJ1:l.nt O'ConUOt 0 Coad, c. Corporal Dongla.s, b. Qwr .. Serjeant Canally 0 Squirrcll, c. and b. Qmr .. Serjcan& Canolly.. 0

Extras 6

ToL., 1 75

OF)o'IC8RS A~D N.C,O. 'R' I30wLtNO

Corpora.l Douglns Captain Clllork Corporal Reilly .. Hoe,'. K A. S. Gell Lieuten:l.ut O'Connor Qmr.-Serjeu,IlL Conolly

A)l'ALYSlS.

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" During the day the Committee uuder Serjeant Gale and Corporal Thompson, had been hard at work transforming the old fountain into a music hall with flags aud fairy lamps, and at 9 p.m., the officers and their guests arrived to the strains of the Corps' march past and a most delightful concert commenced.

"Under the able Chairmanship of Qmr.-Serjeant Conolly, a three hours' concert was successfully carried through without a hitch. Perhaps the brightest feature of this entertaiument was the wholehearted support given by the best talent in the Cairo Garrison."

1. Song (Comic) 2. D~{et (Comic)

3. Song (Comic) 4. Song 5. Violin Solo

6. Song (Cmnic) 7. Song

8. Song (Comic)

9. Song (Comic)

10. Song 11. Song (Comic)

12. Song (Comic)

13. Duet (Comic)

PROGRAMME.

Overture-THE ORCHESTRA, 1st Suffolk Regt.

'Old Browu Hat' Pte. HOCKHEIMERT, R.A.M.C. , Marching Home Again' Serjt. HARRIS and Corpl.

Encore-' By the Sea.' 'The Cabby' 'Selected'

TOOVEY, Suffolk Regt.

Pte. COGGAN, R.A.M.C. Gnr. EMERY, R.H.A.

Pte. POGSON, 1st Suffolk Regt. Toast-' Our Officers.' .. 'The Fireman' .. CarpI. TOOVEY, 1st Suffolk Regt.

'The Good Old Irish Gentleman' Major S. de C. O'GRADY, (Encored.) R.A.M.C.

, Don't keep on shewing it' Gnr. WHITE, R.H.A. (Encored.)

, Oh! the Business' Toast -' Our Guests.'

Trptr. GILL, R.H.A.

, The Miner' Pte. FLANNIGAN, 1st Scots Guards. 'John, John, John' Serjt. HARRIS,lst Suffolk Regt.

(Encored.) 'You're looking remarkably well' Gnr. O'HAGAN, R.H.A.

(Encored.) 'You're the real thing all the time' Gurs. SMITH & WHITE,

Encore-' Sing, Sing, Sing.' R.H.A. R.A.M.C. March Past.

Suffolk March Past.

Khedivial Anthem.

'GOD SAVE THE KING.'

SPECIAL RESERVE OF OFFICERS.

ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.

To be Lieutenants (on probation): Cadet Edmund Thomas Lea, from the University of London Contingent, Officers' Training Corps, dated July 3, 1912; Cadet Serjeant Rowland Burnen Campion, from the University of London Contingent, Officers' Training Corps, dated July 5, 1912.

TERRITORIAL FORCE. STAPP.

Major Alfred E. C. Keble, Royal Army Medical Corps, to be a Deputy Assistant Director of Medical Services of a Territorial Division, dated June 3,1912.

ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY. 2nd Wessex (Howitze1') Brigade, Royal Field ATtillery.--Surgeon·Captain Harold F.

Bassano, M.B., resigns his commission, dated July 27,1912.

ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS. London Mounted Brigade Field Ambulance, R'Jyal A,rmy Medical Corps.-Captain

John Herbert Dixon, M.D., from the Welsh Border Mounted Brigade Field Ambulauce, Royal Army Medical Corps, to be Captain, dated July 1, 1912.

2nd West Lancashire Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps.~Major William Thomas Blackledge, M.B., from the list of Officers attached to Units other than Medical Units, to be Major, dated July 27, 1912.




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1st North Midla,nd Field Ambula,nce, Royal Army Medical Corps.-l\Iajor William J. Reid to be Lieutenant-Oolonel, dated June 1, 1912.

2nd North Midla,nd Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical 001ps.-Transport Officer and Honorary Major Horace W. Plant resigns his commission, dated July 27, 1912.

1st South Midland Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Oorps.-Oaptain Oyril R. Lunn, M.B., resigns his commission, dated July 27, 1912.

2nd Northumbria,Jt Field Ambulance, Roya,l Army Medical Oorps.~ Oaptain George G. Farquhar, M.B., resigns his commission, dated July 27, 1912.

2nd Welsh Field Ambtilance, Royal Army Medical Oorps.-Percy Wheeler Kent to be Lieutenant, dated June 11, 1912.

3rd Wessex Field Ambula,nce, Roya,l Army Medical Corps.-Oaptain Alexander Milne-Thompson to be Major, dated April 11, 1912.

2nd London (Oity of London) General Hospital, Roya,l Army Medical Oorps.-Major (Honorary Oaptain in the Army) Ernest J. G. Berkley resigns his commission, dated July 27,1912.

1st Northern General Hospital, Roya,l Army Medica,l Corps.-Oaptain Thomas Gowans, M.B., from the List of Officers whose services will be available on mobilizl,. tion, to be Oaptain in the permanent personnel, dated April 1, 1912.

Oaptain Thomas Gowans, to be Major, dated April 1, 1912. Oaptain James Willie Heslop, from the 1st Northumbrian Field Ambulance, Royal

. Army Medical Oorps, to be Oaptain, whose services will be available on mobilization, dated May 31, 1912. . 1st East Anglian Field Ambulance, Roya,l Army Medical COIpS. Lieutena.nt Mister O. Young, to be Oaptain, dated July 23, 1912.

2nd East Anglian Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Oorps.-Lieutenant Dudley W. Boswell, M.D., to be Oaptain, dated July 2, 1912.

3rd East Anglian Field Ambula,nce, Royal Army Medical Oorps. -Lieutenant James Turtle, to be Oaptain, dated July 27, 1912.

5th London Field Ambulance, tloya,l Army Medical Corps.-Transport Officer and Honorary Oaptain Benjamin Hardcastle is granted the honorary rank of Major, dated June 12, 1912.

2nd South 3'Iidland Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps.-The reversion to the rank of Major and the resignation of Lieutenant-Oolonel Oharles T. Griffiths, which was announced in the London Gazette of February 14, 1911, is cancelled.

Lieutenant-Oolonel Oharles T. Griffiths resigns his commission, and is granted permission to retain his rank and to wear the prescribed uniform, dated February 15, 1911.

2nd Wel$h Field Ambulance, Royal A1'my Medical Corps.-Major Edward Tenison Collins, from the List of Officers attached to Units other than Medical Units, to be Major, dated August 3, 1912.

2nd South Western Mounted Brigade Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps.Lieutenant-Oolonel Augustus W. Dalby, on completion of his period of service in command, is retired, and is granted permission to retain his rank and to wear the prescribed uniform, dated August 7,1912.

Major Arthur Cary to be Lieutenant-Oolonel, dated Augnst 7, 1912. 4th London Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps.-Captain John Hardie,

l\I.B., resigns his commission, dated August 14, 1912. 1st South Midland Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps.-Transport Officer

and Honorary Oaptain George H. Dawes is granted the honorary rank of Major, dated July 1, 1912.

Officers Attached to other Units. Oaptain Arthur C. Hartley, M.D., to be Major, dated January 31, 1912. The undermentioned Captains resign their commissions, dated July 27, 1912:

WaIter Fitzpatrick; Frederic W. Longhurst. Captain Hugh N. A. Taylor, l\LD., to be Major, dated May 6, 1912. Lieutenant Thomas H. C. Derham, to be Capta.in, dated July 1, 1912. Lieutenant Edward N, Threlfall, M.D., to be Captain. dated July I, 1912. Oaptain Joshua L. Kerr, M.D., resigns his commission, dated August 3, 1912. Isaac Barnett Bernstein, to be Lieutenant, dated May 14, 1912.




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James Arthur, M.D., to be Lieutenant, dated May 17, 1912. Major Evelyn John Robert Evatt, M.B., from the 2nd Welsh Field Ambulance,

Royal Army Medical Corps, to be Major, dated August 3, 1912.

TERRITORIAL FORCE RESERVE.

Royal Army Medical Corps.-Captain John Wilfred Bird, from the 6th London Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps, to be Captain, dated August 14, 1912.

The King has been graciously pleased to confer the Territorial decoration upon the undermentioned officers of the Territorial Force who have been duly recommended for the same uuder the terms of the Royal Warrant, dated August 17,1908.

10th (Scottish) Battalion, The King's (Liverpool Regiment) : Surgeon-Major Charles John Macalister, M.D.

Army Medical Service: Colonel Damer Harrison, K.H.S., F.R.C.S.(Edin.); Colonel Charles Pye Oliver, M.D., Assistant Director of Medical Services, Home Counties Territorial Division.

Royal Army Medical Corps: Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Jackson, M.B., commanding the 3rd West Lancashire Field Ambulance. Royal Army Medical Corps; LieutenantColonel Alexander Stevenson Greenway, M.D., eommanding the 4th London Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps; Quartermaster and Honorary Major Theodore Francis Heathfield Briscoe, 2nd Eastern General Hospital, Royal Army Medical Corps.

QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S IMPERIAL MILITARY NURSING SERYICE.

The following ladies have received provisional appointments as Staff Nurses: Miss C. A. Ward, Miss A. C. V. Morant, :\1:iss P. M. Rhenius.

Postings and Transfers.-·Sisters: Miss S. B. Lanyon, to Aldershot from Cosham ; Miss B. F. Perkins, to Dublin from Aldershot. Staff Nurses: Miss E. K. Parker, to Malta, from Dublin; Miss H. V. B. Wolseley, to Pretoria, on arrival in South Africa.; Miss R. M. Rooke, to Dublin, from Woolwich; Miss C. A. Ward, to Woolwich, on provisional appointment; Miss A. C. V. Morant, to Aldershot, on provisional appointment; Miss P. M. Rhenius, to London, on provisional appointment.

Appointments Confirmed.-Staff Nurse: Miss B. L. Cooper.

ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS CENTRAL MESS FUND AND GAMES COMMITTEE. '

The following officers have been nominated by their respective messes as members of the above Committee, constituted at the General Meeting of officers of the Corps, held at the Royal Army Medical College, June 17,1912 :-

Aldershot.: Major A. R. Greenwood and Captain T. J. Wright. Chatham: Major G. A. Moore. Cosbam: Major W. P. Adye-Curran. Curragb: (not yet nominated). London: Captains A. B. Smallman and G. A. D. Harvey. Netley: Major D. Lawson and Captain A. H. Mc.N. Mitchell. Woolwich: Majors J. C. Jameson and A. Chopping.

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ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL COLLEGE. EXAMINATION OF CAPTAINS FOR PROMOTION TO MAJOR.

List of Subjects fOT Essays.--Tuesday, July 16,1912. From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. [N. B.-One subject only to be selected.]

Medical.-(l) Discuss the causes, physical signs, and differential diagnosis of sub-phrenic abscess. .

(2) Write an essay on locomotor ataxy, and its difierential diagnosis from other diseases of the nervous system.

(3) Describe the different forms of tuberculous disease of the peritoneum, their clinical characters, and the treatment suitable in each case.

TTopical Medicine.-(l) Discuss plague from the point of view of its causation, differential diagnosis and the means to be taken for the prevention of its spread.

(2) Write an essay on tropical abscess of the liver, including as far as possible the lessons which you have derived from your own experiences of this disease.

SUTgical.-Fractures of the lower end of the femur and their management. (2) Exophthalmic goitre: The operative treatment of exophthalmic goitre, the

immediate risks, the later complications, and the results anticipated. (3) Malignant stricture of the sigmoid colon-differential diagnosis and surgical

treatment. (4) Tumours of the urinary bladder-their differentiation and methods of treatment.

Medicine.-(Written.) Tuesday, July 16, 1912. From 2.30 to 5.30 p.m. (1) Give an account of influenza. With what other fevers may it be confounded?

"What serious complications may arise in its course? State the treatment you would employ.

(2) Oontrast the symptoms, physical signs, and pathology of mitTal stenosis with those of obstTuctive disease of the aOTtic valves. What are the indications for treatment in either case, and how are they to be met?

(3) Oompare acute peripheml neuritis with acute ante1'ior poliomyelitis with respect to etiology, symptoms, course and treatment.

(4) Mention the characteristics of diabetes mellitus. What circumstances would suggest a bad prognosis? Give the treatment.

(5) Discuss briefly the differential diagnosis, and the appropriate treatment in each case, of coma occurring in a tropical resident.

SUTgery.-(Written.) Wednesday, July 17,1912. From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. (1) Discuss the differential diagnosis of tuberculous and calculous disease of the

kidney, and the indications for operative treatment. (2) Give' an account of a typical case of middle meningeal hremorrhage which

progresses to a fatal issue. Discuss the causation of the symptoms. Describe the post-mortem findings.

(3) Describe excision of the scapula, detailing the various steps of the operation and the structures divided.

(4) Describe the pathological changes in a case of strangulated small intestine (femoral hernia) as regards the entrant, the strangulated, and the exit portions of the gut.

MilitaTY Surge1'Y, and RefTaction and Skiagmphy (as part of the examination in Surgery).-(Written.) Wednesday, July 17, 1912. From 2.30 to 5.30 p.m.

MilitaTY S~tTgeTy.-(l). Descrihe the various forms of bone lesion which may be seen in perforat~ng small·bore bullet wounds of the head. Discuss the prognosis in this class of injury as regards (1) life; (2) function.

(2) Enumerate the varieties of small-bore gunshot injury to the shoulder joint, and give fully the treatment you would adopt in each case.

Skiagmphy.-(3) Describe the method of taking stereoscopic skiagrams. What are the advantages of this method of skiagraphy?

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Refraction.-(5) Describe briefly the physiological mechanism of accommodation. How does accommodation interfere with the estimation of errors of refraction?

EXAMINATION FOR COMMISSION IN THE ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.

Medicine. Case for Commentary.-Wednesday, J!Jly 24,1912. Commencing 10 a.m. (Time allowed, 1~ hours). Read your instructions.

A married woman, aged 22, who had been short of breath all her life, and had had rheumatic fever at the age of 12, was admitted to hospital on April 22, 1912. For two and a-half months her breathing had been growing worse, and one month before admission labour was indnced two weeks before term. Since then she has had a congh and attacks of dyspnCBa. She was a thin, pale, fragile-looking girl with a swinging temperature, nearly always normal-occasionally subnormal-in the morning, and running up to 103° F. or higber later in the day: the pulse-rate was rapid, averaging 128 in the morning and 160 in the evening. The respiration rate averaged 34. On seven days out of the thirty that she was in hospital she had rigors. The urine was uratic, always contained albumin, though in varying amounts, and on several occasions blood, leucocytesand casts. A blood-culture made on April 30 showed chains of minute Gram-positive cocci. There was pain in the right side of the chest followed by friction, but never any expectoration. In the left third intercostal space there was diffuse pnlsation and a systolic thrill. The cardiac dulness began at the level of the third rib and extended 1 in. to the right of the sternum. The apex beat was in the mid-clavicular line in the fifth intercostal space. There was a harsh systolic murmur all over the precordia, most intense in the pulmonary area. The liver and spleen were not enlarged. The patient went down !:till rapidly. On May 12 large hmmorrhages appeared under the skin in various parts of the body. She became semi-comatose and died suddenly on May 21.

Discuss the diagnosis and treatment of this case.

Surgery.-Case for commentary. Wednesday, July 24, 1912. Commencing 11.40 a.m. (Time allowed, 1~ hours). Read your instructions.

A healthy-looking man, aged 48, came under observation complaining of attacks of pain which commenced in childhood, but had only become urgent of late years. Whilst a boy he often suffered from bad "stomach ache," but had no special treatment for this; he passed through the usual infections of childhood without trouble, but has never had enteric fever. The family history was good. His more serious abdominal symptoms date back about fifteen years, and during this period he has experienced much trouble, varying in character from moderately severe colic to temporary obstruction. The former milder attacks came on gradually, and consisted of intermittent pain, referred mainly to the umbilical region, with considerable distension and much rumbling of wind; they were not un frequently determined by eating a heavy or indigestible meal when cold or over tired; they did not result from constipation, and were occasionally warded off by a dose of castor oil, mixed with laudanum and brandy. Four or five of these attacks were of a graver type, and did not yield to the dose of castor oil; constipation became absolute, neither fmces nor flatus passing for days; vomiting appeared, and in the worse attacks became of a fmcal character; in tbe worst seizure the patient vomited for four days. On one occasion there was slight but distinct jaundice, with tenderness over the liver on deep pressure. During the last seizure the pain was less marked than formerly. ' The usual signs of collapse manifested themselves during the attacks, the patient looking pinched and drawn, and his pulse becoming rapid and feeble. The abdomen becomes symmetricalJy distended, and this is more marked in the centre than in the flanks; coils of dilated intestine could be seen, and peristalsis was sometimes visible.

Treatment for the attacks consisted in complete sta~vation, persistent enemata, and morphia as required. After vomiting for some days the symptoms yielded, tbough on one occasion peritonitic troubles lasted for a few days longer. At the time of observation the patient's condition was good, and physical examination revealed nothing abnormal.

Discuss in detail the nature of this case, and indicate the possible ,cause of the symptoms. Discuss also tbe treatment that would be required, and state how it might have to be modified according to whether the patient was in the throes of an acute attack or in a quiescent interval.




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BIRTH. ELLIOT.-On August 10, at 218, Adelaide Road, Hampstead, N.W., the wife of

Captain E. J. Elliot, R.A.M,C., of a son.

MARRIAGES. WAY-TETTENBORN.-At Christ Church, Simla, on June 5, 1912, Major Lewis

Way, R.A.M.C., second son of the late Geueral T. H. Way, to Olga Katinka, youngest daughter of the late Baron and Baroness de Gleichen Tettenborn.

JOHNSTONE-ESCRITT.-On July 27, at St. Andrews, Westminster, by the Rev. The Hon. J. S. Northeott, Captain D. P. Johnstone, R.A.M.C., to Irene Muriel Dorothie, widow of H. Ma,nners Escritt, of Grantham.




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EXCHANGES, &0.

The charge for inserting Notices respecting Exchanges in the Royal Army Medical Oorps is 5/- for not more than five lines, which should be forwarded by Oheqtte or P.O.O., with the notice, to Messrs. G. STREET and 00., Ltd., 8, Serle Street, London, W.O., not later than the 22nd of the month.

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Major, India, wants home. Major, home, wants South Africa. Oaptain, home, wants Gibraltar. Apply to Major Boisragon.

Major, excellent station in North India, hills every summer if desired, wishes to exchange to Mediterranean, Gibraltar preferred. Would do full tour. Arrived in India, December, 1911. Apply" O. E.," clo Messrs. Holt and 00.

Major, R.A.M.O., 3i years to complete Indian tour, wishes to exchange to home establishment. Apply" D. K.," clo Messrs. Holt and 00.

MISOELLANEO US.

Furnished Flats or Houses, specially recommended to Officers requiring accommodation near Oollege for Hospital Oourse. 3 to 9 rooms, baths, constant hot water supply; electric light; 25s. to 3 guineas per week. Restaurant, Oatering and Service if required. Olose stations. PATTISON AND 00., Auctioneers & Estate Ag8l1.ts, 1, Bank Parade, West Kensington, W.

KENSlNGToN.-An Officer wishes to let his well-furnished Flat, containing 5 bed and dressing rooms, bath room, 2 reception rooms, kitchen, &c., from November. Rent 2 guineas per week. Apply Estate Department, Army and Navy Auxiliary O. 8., Ltd., Francis Street, Westminster, S.W.

Furnished Flat to Let. Suitable for the nine months' course at the R.A.M. Oollege, Millbank. References to former tenants. Apply to Miss S., 95, York Mansions, Battersea Park, S. W.




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