CAMP NOTES

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2886, 26 September 1916, Page 6

CAMP NOTES

Lieut. A. M. Jameson has reported for duly at Featherston, and has been appointed provost-marshal. The fotnrdug temporary appointments have been approved by tho Camp Commandant at Trontham:—Pte. J.'Roavoy, 18th, M.R., to be shocingsmith corporal; Corpl. F. Valentine, N.Z.V.C., to be sergeant; Lcc.-Oorpl. F. S. Gray, E Coy., 17th, to be order-ly-room clerk; Pte. J. G. Smith, E Coy., 17th, to be lance-corporal; Ptes. J. Sturrock, C. A. Klink, A. D. Gunion, E Coy., 17th, to be lance-corpor-als; Gnr. P. G. White, 19th, N.Z.F.A. (Howitzer Battery), to be bombardier; Corpl. H. Southgato, A Coy., 17th, to be sergeant; Lce.-Corpl. TV. M. Rose, A Coy., 17th, to be corporal. Tho cup presented by the Camp Commandant at Featherston for the best-kept huts and lines has 'been awarded to the 20th, N.Z.F.A., for tho week ending September 23. Tho following temporary appointments are approved of by tho Camp Commandant at Trentham: — B Company, Twentieth Reinforce-' ments —Pte. J. B. P. L. Bonson, to be lance-corporal; Pto. N. L. Findlay, to bo lanco-corporal; Pto. A. J. Nicol, to bo corporal.' . _ n C Company, Twentieth Reinforce-ments—Lcc.-Corporals TV. G. S. Cameron, T. TV. Cochrane, R. I. Chamberlain, H. S. Davis, J. Laurio, J. E. March, T. Martin, G. C. Tothill, to ho corporals; Privates M. Gillies, F.. Reeves, TV. E. Waldron, to bo lancecorporals ; Pto. S. A. Bell, to be order-ly-room clerk with rank of corporal. G Company, Twentieth Reinforcements— Lce.-Corpl. TV. A. Thompson, to be corporal; Lce.-Corpl. T. B. Strakcr, to bo corporal; Lce.-Corpl. H. J. Saxton, to bo corporal: Pto. C. Preston, to bo lance-corporal: Pto. C. .S'. Wat6on, to bo lance-corpal. Old Uncle Jacob was walking majestically up and down tho village street dressed in his Sunday suit. "Hallo, Uncle Jacob," cried one of his neighbours, "arc you haying a holiday?-' "Yes, I am," replied Uncle Jacob, proudly. "I'm celebrating my golden wedding." "Then why isn't your wife colebrating it with you?" said the man. "She ain't got ought to do with it, replied Uncle Jacob indignantly. "Sho's the fourth."