DEMOBILISATION

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 261, 23 July 1918, Page 4

DEMOBILISATION

MILITARY COMMITTEE AI'VOI.NTEI). It is announced in General Orders this week Unit Iho undermentioned officers hnvo been uppointed a Provisional Demobilisation Committee-.— Colonol C. M. Gibbon, C.M.G., 1.G.5., Chief of lliu General Staff. Colouel It. W. Tate, C.8.K., Commander Wellington Infantry Brigade, Adjut-ant-General. Surgeon-General R. S. F. Henderson, C.8., M.8., K.K.P., A.M.S., Director-Gen-eral of Medical Services. Lieutenant-Colonel (temp. Colonel) .T. .T. Esson, C.M.G., sth (Wellington) Regiment, Deputy Quartermaster-General. Lieutenant-Colonel T.' A. Hunter, N.Z. Dental Corps, Director of Dental tiervices. Captain (temp. Lieutenant-Colonel) A. F. Roberts, 0.D.E., N.Z. Field Artillery, Director of Artillery (Field). Captain (temporary Major) H. C. Nutsford, N.Z. Staff Corps, Director of Movements and Ouartering. Major T. M'Cristell, N.Z. Army Ordnance Department, Director of Equipment and Ordnance Stores. Major N. Francis, C.M.G., N.Z. Forces Motor Service Corps, Director of BaseRecords. ! Executive. Major (temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) M. M. Gard'ner, D.5.0., It.N.Z.A., Assistant Quartermaster-General and Inspector, Coast Defences, representing the Department of the Quartermaster-General. Major K. B. Smyth, D.5.0., N.Z.S.C., Director of Military Operations, representing Iho General Stall. Majur C. E. Andrews, N.Z.S.C, Assistant Adjutant-General, representing tho Department of the Adjutant-General. These officers will assist in the preparation of n demobilisation scheme, and will consider points referred to them by iho Government as occasion arises. Demobilisation is not to .bo treated as a purely military problem.