COMMISSIONED RANK

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2706, 28 February 1916, Page 5

COMMISSIONED RANK

• N.C.O.'S PROMOTED The following n.c.o.'s of the 10th Infantry Reinforcements, having qualified by examination for first appointments to commissions, have boen retained for commissions in subsequent Reinforcements Guy Phaiazyn Natuscli (A Company). John Hines (B Company). Stanley Owen Esam (A Company). David John Shaw (D Company). John Patterson Jerrat (E Company). Denis Aquila Ivory (D Company). Colin Hally (A Companj'). Cameron Gordon Johnston (F Company). Eric Guest Ancell (A Company). Arthur Henry Sedgwick Harper (B Company). Roger Brocklehurst Davies (A Company). ' • Rex Clifford Abernethy (C Company;. Cruest Edward Madden (F Company) Thomas Henry Torode (C Company). Kenneth Shorland Abernethy (C Company). Oscar Magnusson (B'Company). Henry Stanley "Wagstaff (C Company). , Arthur Bongard (F .Company). Hamish Allen Signal (B Company). ■ Cecil Selwyn Sapsford (C Company).

James Hanna Irvine (F Company). 'Herbert John Trevethick (D Company). Cecil James Kelly Culler (E Company). Jolin Henderson Irving (D Company). Frank William French (B Company). Thomas Marshall Johnstone (E Company). Gordon Verne, y Goiv (B "Company). James Henry Thomas (C Company). Cecil Tilleard Natusch (B Company). Ingham Milnes (D Company). Michael Francis Walsh (F Company). Bertie Athol Rhodes (D Company). Frederick William Morgan (B Company). James Millar M'Queen (C Company). Kenneth Stathie Ewing (E Company) Theodore Delabere Barkor (C Company). Patrick David Healy (B Company). George Henry Blanchard (E Company). The above will hold rank of 2nd lieutenants. ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES j , BOY KILLED BY A TRAIN. By Tdesranh-Pre® Association. Duneilin, February 26. A lad 13 yours of age, named William Gcorgo Alexander Brown, who resided at 72 Fitzroy Street,' Caversham, loft by the train to-day for the grocers' picnic. While the train was at Waitola. the lad crossed the line to buy something, and ou returning he was caught by the south express and killed. ' BOY'S FATAL DIVE. Auckland, February 27. While bathing at- St. Mary's Bay, a boy named Cecil Snowdcn, aged 16, struck his head on the bottom when diving. He was seriously injured in the spine, and died in the Hospital shortly after liis oidiitission. CYCLISTS COLLIDE. On Saturday evening, at about G o'clock, Mr. M. Welch, whilst' cycling along the Main Hutt Road, near the bridge, collided with another cyclist, and sustained an injury to the head. Dr. Mirams attended ttie injured man, who was taken. subsequently to his homo at Taita.