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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 59, 4 December 1918, Page 3

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Tlio following temporary appointments have boon .approved by the Cnmp Commandant at IVathcrslon:—Corporal A. C. Itnekay, D Company, CI, to be temporary sergeant; A.-Sj;t. 11. Chigiiell, Cpl. G. Sinclair, liecords Ollico, to be temporary sergeants; Ptes. W. H. Nnlir, V. Geanoy, K. Stouppe, J. P. Slilligan, Kecords Office, to bo temporary corporals; Cpl. G. H. Robertson, A Company. 17th, to be temporary sergeantmajor; Ptes. C. I. Ingle, H. Bromley, C.C'.'s office, to be temporary corporals; Sgts. P. A. Dobell, E.G. Collins, P. G. Doyle, W. E. Currio. C.C.'s offico, to bo temporary staff sergeants.