CAMP NOTES

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2874, 12 September 1916, Page 6

CAMP NOTES

Second Lieut. S. J. Goodiug has been transferred from the 17th Mounted Rifles to Mounted M.G. Section, 18th Specialist Company. ft The following temporary appointments have been approved by the Camp Commandant at Featherston:— C Company, 20th: To be lance-cor-porals—Ptes. W. S. G. Cameron, IVW. Cochrane, L. J. N. Fowkc, C. A. Juriss, J. E. March, W. Moor, G. C. Tothill, E. I. Chamberlain, H. S. Davis, G. A. Hudson, J. Laurie, T. Martin, G. F; Varsonson, W. N. Wederell. N.Z.A.S.C. Supply Depot-Pto. A. E. Patrick, to be cook-baker; Pte. E Cheadle, to ho cook-baker; Pte. (Cook. Baker)- Gutborlet, to bo corporal cook-, baker; Pte. (Cook-Baker) Freeman, to be corporal cook-baker; Pte. E. J. Kalchert, 18th Specialist Company, to he corporal; Pte. J. F. G. Blackwood, 18th Specialist Company, to be corporal; Sergt. T. C. Muir, 19th M.R., to ho sergeant-major; Corpl. G. S.. Ross, 10th N.Z.F.A. (Howitzer Battalion), to ,be quart/Tinaster-scrgeanfc. The Carap Commaudant at Featherston acknowledges receipt of the following gifts, which have been distributed as under:—34 sacks of vegetables received from Mr. Christie, of AVhenuakura, and distributed to the various cookhouses; seven cases of hooks received from sh«l "K," AYellington (donor unknown), and distributed to the various institutes; six cases of received from Secretary Lady Liverpool's Fund. / Christchurch, and distributed to 18th Canterbury Koinforcemonts. The new Presbyterian Institute at Featherston Camp which has now been completed will be officially opened shortly. It has been occupied for the past few days, and will be a welcome addition to the social life of the camp. Its predecessor in the camp was rather a small building for the purpose. The now building cost £1200, and has been completed free of debt.