ROLL OF THE FORCE.

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ROLL OF THE FORCE.

THE TROOPSHIPS', COMPLEMENT. m. 1 TROOPSHIP : The "nominal rolls of those embarked with tho advance party of the Expeditionary Force are as follows:— "D" MOUNTAIN BATTERY (WEL- ' , LINGTON).. ..'.'■■ Captain R. S, M'Quarrie, Lieutenant G. H.-Forsythe, B.S.M. J. Jesson, Q.M.S. W. H. Simmons, Sergeants ,y. J.Gallie, J. W. Gendall, G. Howe,. Corporal W. A. Kirker,' Bombardiers A.--B; Charlton, L.; S. Carmichael, Gunners_A. E.-Anderson, P. Aekins, L. F. Allen, H. Beck, A. Bark, W. L.: Chapman, S. T. :Cotter, J'. V. Carley, R. H. Dodson, S. H. Bodgson, B. C. Drake, D. R. Dinnie, C.Jreyberg, F. C. E. Griffin, 0. E. Gallic, H.-E. Hatch, N. S. Hickson, J. Jardjne, H. J. L. Kendall, M. Kehoe, C. L.'Langbein, I. J. Levy, W. A.-Loiiison,-A. F. Leadbetter, W..G.' Mace, D. G. M'Millan, P. A. Milne, E. R. Myersi B. E. Murphy, W. C. Neal, H Piorard, E. Pearce, J. H.H; Saxon, G.M. Silver, A. M-. Saxton, D. G.-Stirrat, W. I. Turnbull, F. A. Turner, W. J. Williamson, B: R. Wakelin;. V; J. Wise. ~' Total: '49 men, .2 officers—sl. N.Z; ENGINEERS, NO. 4 FIELD COY. • Lieutenant Macnab, Sergeants Morgan, West, Corporal Hickson, Sappers Carr, E. C, Jamieson, G. R. Little, Stewart, Johnson Morton, Robinson, Armcatt, J. .J. Noon, M'Caskey, Bradley, Dickie, Pope, Lang,, Scott, Williams, Howard, Lamb, Maynard, Bodie, Richards; Warrant Offiwr Allen, Privates Shea, R. E. Leonard, Gibbs. ;■--. -AUCKLAND DIVISIONAL SIGNAL ; \ COMPANY. v< 'Lieutenant S. C Cotton, Corporal ■$, D. M'Farland, Lance-Corporals A., K. Duthie.'E. J. ?roude; Privates C.. H, Sturmer, W. H. Woodward, T. W. White, L.-B. Savage, L. H. Brett. J. N. Beattie; T. D. Hutc'heson, W. W. Dove, E. Tonks. ;. WIRELESS SOUAD. . Engineer P. 0. Spry, Assistant-Engineer ,T. L. Davies; Operators E. E. Dimwoodie, J. B. Scott; - . , ' ■ '''•■■ \ N.Z. RAILWAY ENGINEERS. Captain 37." St. J. Keenan;, Lieutenants W. J. Guiness, T. M. Lucy, J. Short, H. H. Christophers, V. R. Bond; SergeantMajor E-.-F. Bale; Q.M.S'. W. E. Wilson; Sergeants! C:'-. Barry,, F. Nash,. F. ,W. Aickin, H. M. .Matheson, L.'J. D. Ha.nimond, C.;L..'l£ullaiiey,' Hi Brydonej Cor.

.orals M. Coutts, N. L. Forsyth, G. A. Wey, J. G. ! Bell, N. Angus, K. E. B. lopkirk; Second Corporals C. J. Synonds, T. Sutherland, C. R. Reisop, A. V Cockroft, 'K. T. Caldwell, H. J. Revill; Lance Corporals C. G. Johnston, C. V. M'Gahan, H. M. Williamson, A. V. toman, T. D. Dalton, W. A. Scoular; )rderlios W. B. Willsteed, F. H. Baten'an, F. Eogerson, C. W. Ackland', M. Ignew. S. M. Anton, A. W. Ashley, W. I. Auld, G. Allison, L." E. Allan, A. J. 1. Angus, B. B. Adams, A. E. L. Allan, L Burnett, F. J. Brookliss, J. Blackio, 3. Ballantinc, R. Boswell, D. S. Broughon, C. S. Butler, N. E. Brown, L. J. 3agnall, L; .'Bright, H. Barnes, D. F. 3nrke, W. A'.' Brogan, C. Banks, C. F. Senn'ett, W. M. Butler, A. A. C. Beer, r. Beaton, G. J. Bell, A. Burns, H. Brown,'J.. C. Bell, C. W. M. Cameron, EL Collier. H. 0: Clark, W. F. Cooke, 1 Y.'Ciohaetto, A. D. Cruickshank, C. 2ecil, J. H. Cornwall, W. L. Colley,' J. Jouling, G. A. Cardno, J. E. Cameron, H H. Campbell, R. L. Cameron, F. L. Delucca, J. Daniel, B. J.. Dingle, W. T. Ounlop, L. 0. Brewery, A. A. Donaldson, 3. Dalley, H. J.'Dick, J..H. Davidson, F. Diver, J. B. Elliott, C. English, T.' Bwart, J. Flett, J. M. Forbes, B. J. Furoy, E. G. Fowler, A. J. Ford, J. A. G. Francis, M. J. Firth, P. Flynn, J. M. Fenton, T. C Gawn, A. W. Gallagher, K: J. Gilmore, A. H. Guthrie, B. W. Gambling, E. P. Greenwood, M. fi. Grigg,. J.\ G: Greenalade, A. F. Gray, A. F. Gilmore, L. C. H. Gooch, W. Hebditch, J. E, Hamilton, T. A. Harrison, J. ,'C. Hewson, N. Hallett. ■ N. • L. Higginsou, W. P. Earpur, H. G. Hawke, Hi S. L. Henderson, H. H-. Henderson, L. Hardcastle, L. A. Henderson, W. L. Hunter, G. Haxton, T." Hawkey, W. A.' Ha'rdie, J. Hiddlestone. J. L. T. Harper, A. M.' Holm, A. R. Hutchins, F. A. L. Hatwell, C. S. Hooper, J. C. Hammond, L. V. Hpwlett, H. R. Hanson, B. R. R. Jones; W.' Johnson, W. T. Jenkins, J. Jobberns, N. W. Johnson, A. W. Jackson, C. N. Jones. J. Kcane, S. Knight, G. Kelbo, B. Kidman, F. E. King, D. Kilpatrick, G. H. F. King, E.'L. Lloyd, E. H. Logie; Motor-boatmen E. C. Leonard, L. Moody, V. Mitchell, R. M. A. Mooney, J. H. Martin, A. C. Maxwell, W. J. Martin, P. S; Marriott, F. Mills, A. V. Martin, F. May, I. Miles, W. J. Malonev, J. MeeWn, G. Moore, P. S. Manning, W. E. M'Kinn, C. MDonald. D.'l. M'Kellar, J. E. M'Nulty, B. M'Ewan, E. T. M'Kone, A. B. M'Kellar, E. T. M'Kain, J. M'Cauley,' C. H.: M'Crail, J.. M. M'Kurbre, A. M'Cartney,, H. M'Lean, A. M. O'Brien. W. J. Olson, L. K. Osborne, E. A. Ofßrien, H. L. P«tton, A. T. Pritchard, W: W. Pye, J. M. Power, H. Phillips, W. E; Parker, S. M. Peryer.P. Peterson; G. I. H. Parkin, S. Perry, ,E. J. F. Quinn, C. P.. Quinlan, RAILWAY BATTALION, N.Z.R.E. J. B. Rowland, G. J. Robinson, C. H. Salt, W. Samson, K. % Soanlon, A. N. Scctt, J. A. Scott, W..A*. Sconllar, A. A. Seaborne. A P. Secombe, W. H. Shore, H. H. Shirlev. W. G. Simpson, G. E. Shaw,'G. L. Sirett, J. H. Sfoea, T. C. Sloan, H. B. M. Slaughter, B. A. Smith, W;.B;.Smith, F. W. Smith, F. H. Smith, B. L. Smith, C; R. Small, E.W.Smyrke, H.'T. Snenccr, C. Staden. B. T. StonJ«?y, H. -A. Steei-8, W. A. Sutherland, E.- A. Syme, B.Tangney,, P. A. Taylor, R, P.' Thomas. J. H: Thompson; :J; H.Thomas, TV. Thornton, C. E. Thrupp. 1 C H, Tonsre, R. Veysey, J, R. Wallace. C. E. S Walker,.R. E. Wattam. W. A. White. N, A. Whiting, C. W. S. White, C; T. Whittleston, R. L. White. F. W. Wilson, W B. Wilson, A. G. H. Wilson. L.i Williams. B. G. Winter, W. H. Woollett, W Wright..: ■:■ , sth (WELLINGTON) REGIMENT. 'MACHINE GUN .SECTION. No. 1 Section.TT-Lance-Corporal J. H. T Munro; Private G. L. Brett, A. A. Beagle R.N.R., T. H. Callimgham, R.A. Reserve H. J. W. Clark,-C. S. Girdleston, E, S Halliwell, A. B. Messenger, E. E. Rivers : F. W..H. Raymond, T. W. M'Cau ley, 'Reserve. Bv H. N. Thomson, Reserve Captain G. E. Simeon! . \ No. 2 Section.—Corp. G. A. ITrevelyan Pte. H. Bourne, A. S.Blackie, R. John fetone, A. E. Hawkor, W. M. Hornsby, P Morrison, S. Mitchell, R. M'Leay, G. ,H TomUnj W. -H. Rogera,. W. H. Moore,' £ :H. Newstead., .'. ! ARMY SERVICE CORPS/: - Sergeant' B. Mnlono; Privates . V, Brocklebank,' N. ■ Boomer, ■ H., Hanlon Sergeants H.'Voyle; Privates E. H. ITn I.•''!;''■■ Taylor,''M. Rogers, A. Woolei 'C. MTrfddyon-;' Privates D. J. Payntoi W. M. league, S. Crowe. . 'THIRD AUCKLAND REGIMENT. Officers—Major J, Kay; Captain J. I Neeley; Lieutenanfe A. J. • Powlcy,..M . A. Bowering., J. A. ,Tole, A. I. Walkei Sergeant-Major R. Meechan. •:■■.■:• .. 1 No. 1 Platoon.—Corporal J. Thorp< Privates W. Tichner, D., W. Selbye, , A. M'Lean, H. Laird, R. Mills. A. Kern; G; J. jGraham, L. Jlarshall, 2. Fordyc A. Harvy, E. R. Heldt, N. A. M'Kenzi C. Marks, J. L. Beaver; Lieutenant A. , Powley. •'■.'.' No. ■ 3 Section.—Corporal T. G.' I Renzy; Privates'W. Henderson, R. .< Scott,' D. M. Steel, ,G.M. Hughes, 1 R. Boyd, B. A. Tresler, j Lorrie, J. L. Jones, G. N. S. Fritcher, ' M'Govern, L. Jack, L. Ryan. No. 2 Section—Corporal G. R. ! Hogai Privates B. M'Geehan, F. C. Jackson, '. C. HaSlett; Lanoe-Corporal L. G. Tucke ! Private G. C. Hay; Lance-Corporal G.' M'Kinstry; Privates T. E. Peek, C.J ! Fletcher, G. B. Whitburn, G. Myers, ■' 0. Massey, G. Raynes, G. Rutherfor Lanoe-Corporal C. H. Rutledge. i No. 1 Section.—Sergeant-Major Hendy; Sergeant H. V. Stenberg; P: I votes M; R. Stewart, R. Morgan, A. Hi I gins, F. Barrett, G. A. CaTpenteT, F. 3 Hammond, A. C. Norden, R. G. Kirkwoc W. Tickner, N. Carson, W. Hardinge, . " Trevarther; Bugler J. Garland; Privai r -N. L. Ingpen, T. Ryan, F. Bell. No. S Platoon.—Corporal J. Nichols 1 Privates A. G. Creag, :A.. W. Brigden, 3 C. Cresser, A. Maitland, T. C. Kent, ' J. Pain, C. R. Pain, A. R. Emerald, J. • Colquhouhj J. Spinley, J, Ross, C. Cra ' ford, P. Falkner, J. H. Lloyd; Pay-S( F" geant A; i Carter.' .. '. ■ „. • . No. 2 A. Flinn; P vatea.J. Browne, D. Cook, J. Davis, G. Davis, H. Drorngbol, 1 Glass, D. Glanfield, R. Hunt, T. M. Joni H King, D. J. Lloyd, J. M. ,Mllaho J. F..Simpson, C. Williams, Pay r Serg.ea ■ A. Carter. ' ''' , n No. 2 Platoon.-Corporal A. V. OHbo Prhates A. E. Budd, E. B. Brown, J. ■' Coonoy, T. C. Douglas, R. J. Fishor, W. ■■ Farley, T. Hartley, E. H. Hinton, , Mackay, L. V.' M'lnnis, W. Owen, W, 1 Rider, V. Simpson, J. A. Williams. "■■ ' No. 2 Platoon.-Sergeant C. H. Hai wick; Privates D. B. Campbell, C. Clark, F. M. Coffey, J. Donovan I ■ rington, W. Hill, G. C. F. Lovell, W. Mahcmey, F: Mc. Robinson, L. V. Ro t P. Strong, E.,C. Trembath, F. Well ~ F. Winger. • ' AREA.3 (NORTH AUCKLAND). '". Sergeant C. B. Bay; Privates E. l-i Massicks, S: E. SOTnbourno, H. L. :' Cren, R. S. Clarke, A. Whitford, R. B( ;' nett, L. J. Alderton, L. Cleghorn, . ." Cleveland, W. R. Scott, R. F. Abbott, I - J Melgi-en, R. F. Martin, S. H. G.Sco r" Sergeant R. W. Haddon; Private G. I" Longdin; Bugler G. Wilkie; Privates. S' E. Stilwell, G. Rlattery, F. A. Brookn ,V L'Stock, A. Geffrey, L. A. Morris, !' Hewlitt;' C. S. ; Metcalfe, R. Garden, ',- Brown, R. A. Vibo'rt, R. M. S. Bob Sergeant,C V. H. lfoms; Corporal • Taylor; Privates W. H.'Hynes. W. .Sw L F. Kiddell, H. .Stewart, T; 0. ;Deylm,. l " Bistie, S. Kennerley, C. W. Gawn, Jackson,, R. J.' Uillett, A. Adams, S'utclifte, G. Nichoilas, W. T P;nne; C , poral L. Hewitt; Privates H. Blakey, • C H M'Kiney, J. Blackmore, J. Leek i, C Clarke, A. Harris, E. Ingham, !. Veneblcs, F. Clark, W. Norman, A. Ti A. -W.' k'Leish, A.. R. Aitckjn, A. i Veale; Second Lieutenant Toole; b.b. e, Eastbnry; Sergeaat Prescott; Private 1 W. Bavne; Corporal W. J; BaUey; 1 q vates F. W. Corles, A. Cos, S. do bain, C, Campbell, A. Cook, H. M C« lin; A. Comaga, J. Costello, L. Collin, Cemba. S. M. fcwnjn, E E. De.Bout H. Doherty, S. S. Dibble, A. S. Fra; , S. Fairweather, B. Fenton, N- Eraser, I' Givven, R. Finky, G. Gnfiiths, G. |- Hardby, C. Hod L B. J. Hannai C. R, Holden, A. C. Isl e - ter H. C. Isaacs, J. tt. Henderson, K. ?' Heverson; Bugler ' H. ,Leonard; Pny 9 - E. R. Learey; Corporal N. F. Lownc Frivates W. G. Lane, G. T. M'lutyre, ■' H. Moor, G. Mcin, W..L. Mitchell, er Matthews, B. Nearey, G-Nicholson J, e, Rowe,W. Stewart R. A._W'. SmaU Pk-'ales, A. Robe.'tson, W; R. ■ Rob £ on,°N. R- Spencer, J. D.'l}^^. Tayte, G. Thimson, F... .''-Owen, , c O'Connor, J- O'Meara, A. J. Wilson, jj* Wiseman,. W. Wynyard. * NEW ZEALAND. MEDICAL CORF ,v! Jliijov Holmes, Captain Stout, IJ m- Lieut. Isaacs, Sergeant-Major ■ \*\ jr.' Sergeaiit Schulenberg, CorppinLs-aho.

:on, Benton; Privates Allan, Aldridgc, P Bailey, Colley, C.uity, Cliambers, E. J. P Daniell, Dyer, Flanagan, Hall. Hickson, P Honore, Hill, Halse, Johns, Martin, Mar- sc lin, Muriin, M'Lauchlou, Nicol, Pole, J] Stewart, Simpson, Sly, Saphir, Strong, P Wilson,. Williams, Reaburn; Bugler El- A liott. ' ■■ ■ . E Sisters Brandon, Wilson, Brook. F : . ti NO. 2 TROOPSHIP V »0» MOUNTAIN BATTERY (WELL' £ INTON). I Lieutenants F. W. Reed, C. N. Mitchell; g Sergeants C. Asher, F. L. Chapman, W. g G. Schoch; Corporals G. A. do La tour, g F. K. Galvin; Bombadiers A. Donold, L. -j Smith, P. F. Wilson, E. A. Wixon; Gun- p ners A. H. Auderson, AV. .J. Alexander, \ 3. E. Bridgeman, F. H. Barroll, H. A. K. ), Burns, 0. H. Benge, F. E. Cameron, R. j: L. Cunliffe, W. T. Ducknianton, L. J. q Dalton, J. E. D'Oyly, J. J. Foley, W. J. t Forbes, M. J. Fuller, G. J. Gibbs, L. H. j Hondle, 0. K. Jeffs, S. Jones,- A. H. i Kirfcy, A. E. V. Lodder, P. C. Muir, W. Morton, L. W.' G. Milward, D. C. M'Gill, H. M. M'Girr, G. M. J. M'Grath,' J. Orman, F. J. Passmoiie, E. M'D. Bead, W. T N. Sievers, W. J. Smith, E. D. Thomp- { son, G. A. Tullock, E. F. Vial, E. F. J Wakelin, P. R. Whitford, T. W. C. Wil- i berfoss E. C. Watson, T. Walker; Cor- .* [wral N. A. Wilton. ,' f Field Engineers, No. 4 Co.—Sappers H. ) Adams, E. Andrews, H. G. Burt, P. Bald- i inn, F. Be Eose, T. B. Elliot, J. Forbes, F. i B. Highman-, F. G. Hayward, C. W. j Jones, J. K. Jamieson, E. A. Larkin; Quartermaster-Sergeant A. Lewis; Sergeant D. Mansfield; Sappers F. H: Morgan, J. A. J. M'Farlane. E. B. Muir, E. \ Petrie, H. Raven, W.. Rice, R. H. Rose, S. E. J. Smith, L. A. Smith, C. R. Scott; . Corporal W. K'. Wright; Sappers G. M. Wilford, L. C. Whitelaw; Captain B. J. } Gibbs. ( MOTOR-BOAT ENGINEERS. f ■ Sergeants J; Lauritson, A,- M. G. Taylor. ! AUCKLAND DIVISIONAL SIGNAL ■ .. . COMPANY, i Lance-Corporals E. W. Boucher, R. C, , 'Baiter; Privates G. H. Batcer, C. S. Clarke, J. A. Carr, N. G. L. Brson, F. C. Gleeson, G. C. Gilmore; Sergeant-Major H. W. Lacey; Sergeant E. R. Poutney; Private G. W. Pierce; Corporal M..Steele; : Private F.L. TJpfill. j sth (WELLINGTON) REGIMENT. ■' "A" COY. No. 1 PLATOON. Lance-Corporal A. Aitken. CorpotalBugleT K. C. Atkins. 'Sergeants B. A. Black, W. J. Richards, .E. E. Bradley. Privates R. Blacke'tt, J. W. Black, C. Brill, H. G. Blama, F. Bromley, Barbour. Lance-Corporal A. Crowthey. privates N. Cummings, N. Cooper, R. G. Collins, W. W. Chambers, S. Dromgood, G. I.'Elliott, R. F. Eager, W. F. Findlayj Lance-Corporal E. M. Gilmour. Private 0. S. Graham. Sonreant E. Hollis. Lance-Corporal W. L. Hay. Privates G. Hayden, H. S. Hyde, A. E. Hunt, G. Kin», E. C. Kitto, J. Leanox,,-F. T. Lord, H. C. Lloyd, M. Leers. LanceCorporal H. Mannera. Privates W. Marr, A. E. Morison, L. J. A. McCallum. Sergeants C. A. McCombie, D. 0. Miller, C. W. Miller. H. Mio, J. McKail, D. McKay, J. H. McKay. Privates J. C. O'Leary, F. W. Packer, C. Payne, H. Payne, F. Wi Player, G..E. Richardson,' A. F. Robbie, J. W. Robertson, W. Rug, H. C. Simm, W. J- Smith, L. H. R. Studolph. . •' i 'No. 2 PLATOON "A" COT. Lieutenant D.' A. Kenny. Privates K Alley,. P. C. . Baker, R. H. Bennett, G. BowateT, B. Brown, S. P. Chapman, A. C. Cokeir, R. W. Cooper, A. J. Craig, A. Davidson,. N., 0. Ebbett,. W-. H. Ede, W. A. Evans, C. J. Fisher,- A. C. Fulton. Sergeant C. Gair. Privates G. P. Hanna, A. G. Hanson, W. T. Harbison, H. K. Johnston, A. F. Johns. Sergeants C.-.W. Jones, R.,V. A. Knon, D Moroney, F. Martin, R. Moore, R. H. Martin, E. Moran, R. Malcom, M. H. McLeod, D. G. Morpeth, B. Petterson, F. H Paddy, M. W. Panrini, R. J. Eeid, B. A.' Rhodes, H. Labe, H. V, Scott, C. Spearman,■■'.A: 'W. R. Sherwood, R. J. Surgenor; D. Slogan, E. J. fapooner. Lance-drporalC. ,W. Thorne. Corporal .C.Tothill. "Privates A. Tidman, S._ B. Thomson, C. F. J. Timeloy, H. Vivian J B. Watson, H. W. Wilson. Corporal AT. West. . Privates C. Wilman, W. S. Watt, F.C., Young, ,E. Zorn, H. Touner, ,H. G. Tagg, T. I, J. , Twist, F., J Verney, J Walker, R C. Wood, H.' V. Wright. QuartermasterSergeant G. H. Weir. • ... '- '-NO. 3 PLATOON.' Lieutenant H. F. A. Woller, Sergeants; i W S. Hopkirk, Davison, Corporal Ki'-l. Tait, Privates L. Alquist, F. C. Am- « bridge, J. Busctl, P. D. Barcham, B. ■ Beaumont, W. D. Qapson, S: H. Chester, >' C. R. Clark, A. Crosby, R. N, Davidson, ' J A. Davics, W. Dixon, A. E. Edmunds, • F. Foss, P. T. Field, A. G. Ferguson, R. • Hastings, H. Hart, H. _L. Halliday, J. , Hunter. F. Hey, J. Hams. W. R. Hpddy, F. M. Jaokson, EJ Lucas, L. E. Lewis, E.- • Mosley, H. Moore, A. H. M'Kell, ' M'Farlane, E. W. M'Cardcl, W. D. M'Cly- ' mont, E. R. M'Killop, J. E. Osborne, A. ' Paisley, C Quinn, E. Richmond, F. H; . Rowborry, L. H. Smith, S. J., Smith, J. ' E. Spottswood, D. G. Sawers, J. D. Swin, '. J. Taylor, C. B. Woodward, P. Welsh, A. ;| J. Watters, F. 8.-.Wright,.F. Wcod, J;. '; Young. • ."A" COMPANY. NO., i PLATOON., ' Lieutenant, E. G. Edward, Major Cowles, Captain Evatt, Privates- E. Af- :' deck, F. Ballard, B. Booth, Q. Bruhn, L. :' Berg. J. Bradley, T. J. Brown, T. Calk- [ gan, A. T. Callan, A. Clark, W. Duff, L. |" 5. Evans, J. Finn, H.' Foley, L. Guthrie, [' F. Gilmour, E.» J. Gibson, W. F. Henley, a J. Haigh, R. Henderson, W. B. Hutchison, S. Nand, A. Hutchison, A. Jones, H. ; M. Jones, C. A. Jolly, P. Jessop, J. James, r. W. Fi Jaccobson, T. Kennedy, R.. Lush I. (missing), J. iM'Mullen, J. M'Call, Ser- !. geant A. H. Marshall, Privates S._,Munns; '- H. M'Millan, T. O'Carroll, B. Oliver, G. •- W. Philips, G. A. P,etherick, H. Peterson, Sorgeant J. H. 'Robertson,' Privates R. 1- Robinson, A. Stevens, C. Scott, H. Shern- *• ing, F. Strickland, A. Sherbrookc, C. V. '• Smith, F. Thompson, F. Type, H. Hrqu- >> hart. V. Vaughan.. l » Company.—Privates G. I Atkin- ■' son, K. B. Adams, R. C. Adlam, J. Atkinson, H. W. Angell, A. Allan, N. Avison, ,' H..A. Alexander, C. Alexander, G.; L, :• Aston: C. A. Berendson,' W. B. Busby, [■' A. G. Grockett, W. N. Beaven. T. Boyce, ;■. G Bates, J. L. Barnard, V. E. Bernard, '• L. Bridge, N. Broad, W: A, Bain, W. E. I Bailey,, J. Blackboume, — Brown, W. " L. Burrows.. H/B. Burnloy; Sergeant W. T. Bird; Privates J. Baldwin, G. Banks, i' W. Bramley, N. Berry, J. W. Bennett, '• S C. Baker, W. Diddle'.-, Sergeants R. J. ''• Beddingfield, S. Barnard? Major R. Beere; " Privates B..Barlo'v, R. Collins, T., Cox, F. I: Clero, G. Gavins, F. K. Chipman, J. M. Coleman, A'. Coningham, F. A. r Cimino, A. Cook, Coleman, A. J. Cox, K. A M. Cole,' W. P- Casey, S. Cardozo, L. 7 Cook, A..-C.- Clapham, E. E. Coghlan; i Sergeant R. . E. Cook; - Lieutenant J. " Cowles; Privates E. M. Campbell, A. Don- !■; ' aldsoh, C. H. Dixon, F. H. Danks, D.'J. ?' Dunford, P. I. Bevine, B. Denehey, J. " Bom. A. E. Daly; Sergeant C. J. David- ;' son;' Privates S. R. Ellis, T. Elleson, F. ?' C Evans, C V. Fordbara,'K. Eraser, D. I' Fisher, A. 'Fea, J.' Fowler, J. D. Fooks, J .\ \ C. Fulton, J. B. Gow. W. Groves, W. j' A.' Gray; Sergeant S. N. Green,.A. Grorge; ]' Corporal A.- H. Grant; Privates W. M. ,'' Galbraith, A. W. Godsell,' H. Grout, T. t' E Gray; Corporal H. Gunderson; Prii' vates F. Howard, J. C.'Hendry, H. E. T ' Huston, G. S. Harden, A. Hudson, F. S, I 'Earner, E. W. Hannah, D. A. Biggie, G, v Hutchinson, W. A. Hopkirk, H. Hansard, V E Hart, L. Hamlin.iL. Hook. T. Hebt bard H. M. Hooper, hV. G. Hendle; D, \ S. Hamilton-; Sergeant J. A. D. Hopkirk ,f Privates J. H. Irvine, H. H. Jowe, S. I r' Jones, H; Jenkinson, T.'A. Jackson, A ■;: Johnston, C. A. James, C. R. Kreeft, E Ir L .Kelly; Corporal E. Kirker; Privates v J. A, E.Kerslake, C. V. King, H. W. Kirk h wood, F. V; Kettle, L. P. Leary, H. Leese .]" A. J. I/arsen, W. T. Longhurst, J. Lucre, T ' E. C. Little, B. W Legg, G, H, Liardet E L. London, Q. Lawrence, J., L.awrenoe E* A. H. ,;aureason, E. W; Layery, A .=' Levett, R. Lush; Lieutenants W. Lank kl shear, Liardet;.Privates A. Miller. A.'-F n Meldrum, L. A. Marchant, G. L. Morison ta N M. Mathieson, R. L. Mason, R. J ! s '. Malcolm, A. C. H. Millar; Sergeant H. D n' Morgan 1 ; Privates H. G. Mootc, J. Moore p H. Marshall, H. E. J. Moore, C. Mercer V B E. Mercor, J. H. Mitchell, W. H a' Matthews, H. Mn'nro, H. B. Mnrsh, G. W W. Matthews, H. Marbrock, If. G. Moss,' S. A V Murrell. W. M'Mahon, H. M'Cormick 'V W. C. T.M'Caw, J. L. M'Alister, J. M'Cul r lum. H-.-M'lntyrc, J. W. M'Cullough. I ' M'Millan,-'A. A. M'Arthnr; Sergeant II M'Clurg; Privates.R..M. Newman, S. D s .Nathan, R. Nelson, G. Notion. A. Nor • ling. A. J. Nimo. T. 0 Shea. E. Olivei >n - W. L- O'Connor, J. G. O'Neill. F. O'Soi 'P- fki; gngreant H. D.' O'Neill) Privates N iP-i E, Pollen, J. E, Pewtoo; G, P.iirtly,.R. J

>iiilon, J. Port,>cns, R. R. pointon, G. I (i llsford, J./W. H. Pye-Smith, F. G. o irter, R. Parker, L. Pndeaux, B. Peter- b n; Lieutenant E. E. Puttick; Private n . S. Quigley; Corporal A. W. Quincll; c rivates W. J. Eolertson, L. A. Rogers, I . J. Robinson, P. J. Robertson, K. D. n ussell, C. G. t.H. Robinson, C. Rolstou, o , Rogers, — Ross, D. E. L. Roso; Cap- c in J. G'. Roach; Privates H. Stubbs, d '. E. Stevens, R, Shirloy, G. H. Scddon, o . G. Shelley, E. V. St. George, J. S. S. v iddon, A. E. South, G. Small, A. J. a xiwart, J. Strickland, O. Salmon, G. AV. i ?oM, -J. S. G. Squire; Sergeant J. R. t swell; Private C. Seagpr, ,W. r J. Sim, 1 , A. Sharpe, C. Sims. J. 0. Smith, C. i i'nies, K. J. Tait, G. Thompson,' C. v unle, O. Thompson, E. Turncy, S. Tem- p 10, J. Thompson, J. N. Thompson, F. -i pham, L. Upton, A. H. Vial, J. H. Wilt amson, S. W. Ward, R. R: Wilberfoss, 1 ~ Wiggins, R. L. Ward, H. 0. Wisely, E . A. C. Woodfoot, E. C. Wills; D. Whit- i ngton, J, Hi Winter, B. V. Williams, ( ~ M. Watson, A. V. Young, J. B. Young, i. M. Yeates. MAXIM GUN SECTION. Corporal H. Taylor; Privates W. R. l roffitt,- J. Rowney, R. G. Gallieii, W. - [. M'Lew, B. M'Lean, H. Al'Cutcheon, 3 . M'C'onnachio,, W. Taylor; Corporal F. e [. Hudson; Private's W. H. Diggle, J. 1 A.' 0. D. Boddington, A. i i. D. Boddington, A. J. E. Staples, J. < .. M'Lean, IL H. B;. Bothamley, T. C. 'inckney, J. T. Gosling, W: Rogers; i iaptain Wilkinson; Lieutenants Bennett, 1 ack. . - - ■ . ' BAND. . . '] G. D. Christie, cornet; G. Hcnneker, ! ornet; B. L. Hoare, bass trombone: W. I. Tomkins, tenor; Lanoe-Corporal 1. F. Vebb, Eb. bass; B, D. Christie, cornet; !. E. CulveTirell, tenor; W. Heald, enor; J. E. W. O'Brien, tenor; T. W. Valker, trombone; H. Ricketts, Bb. bass; lergeant P. E. Cole, cornet, W. Goldmith, cornet; P. Harlem, cornet; L. G. himmins, 'cornet; A. Worsfold, oornet; Y. A. Baker, euphonium; A. Elliott, enor; Sergeant J. Lee, drum; R. L. C. 'hilip, drum; F. Baker, cornet; W.' H. jreenfield, soprano;'H. Driver, baritone; f. R., Hosking. ARMY SERVICE CORPS, Sergeant F. ,H. Anderson; Privates J. I. Annan, P. Coley, R. ,D. Elgar, B. 3vans, N. H. Heidenstroom, J. W.'Jug;ius, G. C. Lancaster, L. F. M'Keown, j. D.l Quayle, A. A. Whitehead, A. J. Withers, E. 0. Withers; NEW ZEALAND. MEDICAL CORPS. Privates G. H. Baker, W. Barrett, E. A. Blacklin; Sergeant F. E. r 'arr; Private W. Campbell; Sergeant R. 2opeland; Privates W. Crawford, T. Dear, L R. Edwards, C. M. M. Falk, E. R. Franks, J. B. Gillett, W. J. Grose, A. G. Homtt; Sergeants F. R. Lightfoot, W. S. M'Lintock; Privates F. W.Luke, H. E.. Lo Comto, R. H. M'Millan; Captain A. C. MTnilqp; Private A. R. M'Neilly; Serjeant C; Perrin; Privates J. H..Reoyes, B. J. B. Rickards, A.- B. Rigg, W. H Shacketon; Corporal B. C. Sheehan, Pricates P. Thompson, J. C. Twomoy; Cap- ' tain K. E. Tapper; Sergeant C. W. Walker; Private J. Walter; Sergeant G. T. K. Wagg; Private G.Whalley; Hon. Lieutenant, C. K. Ward. ~ _ . ■_ Sisters.—B. ./Nurse, L. M'Nie, V. M'Lean. P. AND T, (WIRELESS). Lance-Corporal R. Croucher;- Private A. J. Simpson.. ■'.. , INTERCESSION SERVICE. !' The service of- intercession held -at St. Paul's Anglican Pro-Cathedral - yesterday afternoon was well attended. The. service,' which- was conducted by the Rev. C. H. Harvey, consisted of three suitable hymns, tho Litany (with special' euffirages on behalf of our soldiers and 6ailors), and prayers for those at the front, for the Navy, for nuirses and doctors, and' for, the .wounded ' and dying. The suffrages included, the following:— '. "That it may please Thee to keep m health and bring back in.safety all those sailing with the Expeditionary Force from New Zealand." _~',',,' -.1 "That it may please Thee to be with all the men of tho North Sea. Fleet, and to grant to each tho realisation of Thy. saving love,'and to'enable" their relatives to bear bravely the absence of allnows concerning vhem." ~ ' ~,,.. A.similar .service will be held during, the war "every Friday .at 5.15.p.m.' EAGER VOLUNTEERS RAILWAY SERVANTS. POSITION OF THE DEPARTMENTS. The Hon. W- H. Herries (Minister of Railwavs) was again questioned last even--ing regarding the position of railwaymeri volunteering for .service in the New Zealand Expeditionary Force.': In reply to: Mt. Poland, the Minister said that the positions of railwayraen who obtained permission from.the head office.to.vounteer would be kept open forthem against their return. 'Positions would, not be kept open for railwaymon who did not get this per-mission.-.Members wonid, agree, he said, that it was' impossiblo for! a big' concern like the Railway-Department to allow all their people to go away and.let the De,'partment know nothing, abbnt' it. (Hear, I'hcar.) If every signalman'went, for. instance, the" Department could not maintain the safety of tho public, and if all the engine-drivers went then the Department could not carry on its business, Mr. Poland said that the Department had invited volunteers. . Colonel Hiley's Statement. Mr. Herriels concurred, but.pointed out 'that the volunteers had to be approved by the Department. The Minister went on to read a statement-which had been furnished him by Col. Hiley (General Manager of Railways)-regarding railwaymen wiho wished to join the Expeditionary, Force. When- the crisis arose, Col. Hiley stated, railwaymen throughout tho Dominion evinced a keen desire to join the Expeditionary Force. The Department, having to 'carry on the business of the country, found it necessary'to avoid putting on too great a strain with regard to depletion, of officers'at any one place. Col. Hiley's letter went on to describe ,the organisation of.the New Zealand Railway Engineers. The Minister digressed for a moment to remark .thntno one who had seen the members of this corps on parade that dav could doubt that they formed one of ..the. finest .bodies of men that ever left New Zealand. (Hear, hear.) Succeeding portions of' Col. Hiley's statement mentioned the decision 1 to.fumish a contingent consisting solely of. railwaymen. and the fact that th© number at first decided upon was 200.. but that it was later increased to 250. Two-thirds of the men in the contingent, it was remarked, were drawn frpm the Second Division, and onethird from the-Firet Division'. The selection of the men had to.be carried ont hurriedly in face of trreat difficulties, but it was mado clear to them in the first instance that they wctp a«ked to volunteer fin- service "if selected." t ' • . . . That competition .for admission- to the -. contingent - was vwv keen was evidenced by the fact- that a noncominiscioned officer offered to. go ii necessary as a sapper,- and some' of the 'commissioned offiwrs accented nosiKoys tw corporal.^. ono the position ,of sereeait, rind another ioiW!. in the ranks. It, was not therefore surprising (■Jiat disannointment. should be manifested by those who were -iinfnW-u. riis enouah to be' Tejected'. He • (Col Filey) onuld only regret, that limitatior of nn.mbe-rs - led to the rejection of • f number of men who would have been « credit to f rhe -contiii' r nnt, if included, f InTge number, of railwnvmen werp_ offer in, their services for the ETi«ditioh«irj Force now beinor . raised. These met must nnnlv for leave. , The annlicationi would be'forwarded to-Wellington nnf wnuld there receive sympathetic consider ation. Mpu .who volunteered withoul leave would h* regarded as severing then connection with the Department, but i they got leave theiT positions would b 1 keiit open. ' , . "I think.'" said the Minister, "that u ; a fhit statement* of tho position. W' - could not take everrbody nv-l we coulc ■ not - arrange - that tho exact number o • 250 should at such notice be assemble/ <■ in iVellington. I. everyone wil > agree then that Col. Hiley did the neh • thine in getting ttiovo than tho mrabe: • required. m that, the tet might b • selected. AH the men knew, I ' think ■ that the final selection would be mad- • in Wellington. It has been made, and; • am sure everyone in New Zealand will b ■ proud of the-Corp.? of: the Railway En • gineers." (Hear, hear.) • '•'',- A Bank Cloared. !' , '. The Hon. .las'. Allen (Minister of-.Be fence) soon afterwords' .ruonliou/sd .tha , one, sf iha hanfo .tridingja'tlia Rominioj

)fc named) had recently been accused refusing leave to its employees to go.' the front. He had inquired into the ittor and had ascertained that the acsation was ontirely without foundation. is attention had been called to a state- ' snt made in tho' Legislative Council the previous evening and ho had osrtaineu that the bank in question was ing everything possible to facilitate its icers volunteering for military ser-' ce. Fifteen officers of tho bank had ready been granted leavo and it was tended to grant leave to as many as issible without impairing tho bank's isiness. Some of the banks, theMMint ter added, were giving their officers' who I ilunteered, full pay and others were c :tting half pay. As to the Bank of I ew Zealand, 22 of its officers had volunered for service and had been given are. That was 10 per cent, of the bank 1 aff, and lion, members would agree that io banks were doing all they could at f io present juncture. HALF-CASTE SOLDIERS. BEVING WITH THE CONTINGENT. Dr. A. K. Newman; M.P., asked the rime-Minister in the House of Repremtatives last evening whether half-caste ' 'aoris who volunteered would be allowed i go to the front. He understood that number had volunteered. The Hon. Jas. Allen (Minister of De- ; mce) replied that if they were Terrirrials he did not see. anything to pre-: :nt half-castes going to tho front. (Hear, ear.) He added that lie had seen some. i them in tho ranks that day. (Hear, ear.) - - .; ,■ ■ , . .VOLUNTEERS FOR SERVICE. 'OB HOME DEFENCE OB OVEBSEA. Th* old Palmerston North.Eiflß Corps i being resuscitated for home defence itates our Palmerston correspondent). About ten per cent, of the New Zealand' taff of the Union Bank of Australia, rtd., have been given leave of absence jr military duty, Eight of the local 6taf£ re Vith the Expeditionary Force now saving. The bank is granting all officers r hb serve either compulsorily or. vohinarily half-pay, for six months, and fur. her leave without pay if necessary, and heir posts will be kept open for them. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) Wanganui, August 14. The second contingent of Territorials, ver forty strong, left by the midday rain for Palmerston. They were farerelied, by a largo crowd, and much enhusiasm was shown. •■ ' GisboriPß, August U. The Gisbonur mounted contingent for he Expeditionary Force, consisting of ifty.men, leave-to-night by the Bipple or Napier. ■• New Plymouth, August U. . The local Eifle Club 'has offeree! the services of ; its members to the-adjutant in :ommand at headquarters, Taranaki'Territorial District. There is also a moyenent to form a citizens' defence : corps, lubject to, the Defence authorities' apiroval. A contingent of the Hth Regiment left >y train this morning for Palmerston.: The patriotic funds have reached JEISOO ocally.Chrlstchurch. August M. The Addington concentration camp .will )e in full swing by to-morrow, thooigh all ;he units expected will.not be under canras until Monday at least. A squadron )f South Canterbury (2nd Eegime.nt) men ire expected in to-night, and further deachments on Saturday' and .Monday. North Canterbury arid Westlaad.men are ;oming in on Saturday and Monday, file 12th Eegiment volunteers from Nelson and Marlborough are coming down by boat, and should arrive by Monday and possibly before. l ' THE MOTOR RESERVE. ' ■ — '■■ i ' ...''■' ''■■; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS' AND AN • 'APPEAL. .' Col. Arthur Myers, officer commanding Motor Eeserve, desires; to thankfully acknowledge the following additional gifts since our last list:—Auckland Motor Cycle Club (perG. H. McGill), 1 motor-; cyclej Messrs.; Magnus l ' Sanderson- 'and, Co.,\ Wellington 1 Now Hudson motor-' cycle; Mr. J. E. Fitzgerald, Wellington, 1 Osborne bicycle; Mr. C. Hiorms, Wanganui, 1 ordinary-bicycle; Dunlop Eub- 1 her Co.,- Wellington; 8 motor car covers and tubes complete; Adams, Ltd., Christ6hurch, 1 motor bicycle;' Mr. G. Humphreys, Christchurch, 1 -motor car. ■ i- . The following gentlemen are-detailed for motor car, duty for to-day :—For General .Godley, Mr. G. Chapman; for Liout. Cooper, Mr.- 'B. E. Collins; for veterinary department, Messrs. P>. B.Baillie and J. P. Luke; i for Army <«:rviiie, corps., Messr. J. u. Crawford and Pryor; for the Ladies' Committee, Mr.'Gl Fulton; for, Dr. Marchant, Mr. Pryor. For tomorrow (Sunday):—For. General Godley, Mr; F. F. Newman; for Lieut. Cooper, Mr* A. Smith; for staff, Messrs. S. H. Lockwood, E. ; P. Pearce, T; Young, and W. Pryor. ; Mr.'H. Dillon-Kelly,' secretary of the Wellington Automobile -Club, writes as follows:—"Although the response to the appeal for cars has been extremely-lib-oral nevertheless, ■ many more cars are wanted, and I would ask you to appeal through the medium of your paper for more volunteers.; At the. present time there are 8 cars on the road each day, and as I am''often unable to" get cars when .required urgently it "simply mean! •that tho willing workers are doing all the work. I would also .be glad if you would mention 'that arrangements have been made' for a member of the club tc be at the barrackß from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. to assist, the authorities as' far as thej can in obtaining cars when necessary, I would also like volunteers for this work, •which will be done in shifts." ' '. '. Additional offers of cars' for local uss have been received from-'the. following :- C. D. Morpeth, J. .Crawford, Dr. Finch W. Pryor, C. Lymberg, W. Barber, W L. Meek (W. Hitch), B. ,Collins. W. Y Mantell, S..H. Underwood, G. A. Chap man,-8.-D. Dufchio, and W. Johnston: : WAR RISKS ' - ■ i • . A QUESTION'IN PARLIAMENT. ... Sir Joseph Ward asked the Prime Min ister in tho. House of Representatives las evening whether he. had yet received an; communication from tho Imperial Govern nient on the subject of war risks. •' The' Prime Miniter: No, I am sorry t say that, so far no reply has come.fc hand. 1 cannot understand it, and cai only suggest .that the matter' is unde the consideration of the authorities a Home at the present-moment. I'caano account for the delay in any other waj We have sent three cablegrams, but u to the present have, had no reply. W represented the position of this country through His Excellency the Governor,- i: very forcible terms, and I am confiden that when the reply does come it will b favourable, BILLS OP EXCHANGE TENSION IN GERMANY LESS ACUTI The, Hon. James Allen read in th House of Representatives last evening th following memorandum'forwarded to hh during the day by Mr. Harold Beaucham (chairman of directors-of the Bank'c New Zealand):—''"Following tho .announcement made by the' Chancellor of .the Exchequor • that the British ' Government will guarantee the Bank of England against any loss'incurred in discounting bills .accepted prior to August 4, Wellington bankers received advices ' by" cabelgrani this afternoon to the' effect "that the Bank of England is now discounting freelyi and that discount houses who were compelled to avail themselves of the Moratorium are now meeting-their engagements. The effect of this' is that Australian banks have resumed-buying and selling drafts in the Dominions. The corollorv to this-is that banks in Australia and New • Zealand will also le able to buy nnd sell'on London, and this Trill tend to relieve tho financial tension whibn has existed since' the proclamation of the Moratorium.'-'-The Mayor of Wellington (Mr. Jil Luke) states that the families of Gorma prisoners: will be relieved if in distress The Mayor has been in-touch .with th German Consul- (Mr. Focke) in this mat tcr. " x ... .' ' ; The Best Map of the Seat of War ca now'be obtained showing all Towns c importance, 'Railways, Steamer ,liues, .an distances. Size, 1 26 x 22 inches. Pric Is, 3d. posted. .. Map .Bo U6? A G.P.0., WelliDgtoi.-AW, ..