"THE TDENTS” MOBILISE ON OCTOBER 22.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 27, 30 September 1915, Page 3

"THE TDENTS” MOBILISE ON OCTOBER 22.

Pkh Phkrs Association. j Wellington, September 29. ! The 3rd and Jth Battalions of the Trentham Rifle Brigade (haul oi Livcr--1 pool’s Own), which are being called up for the 12th prox.. will be mobilised at Trentham, and after receiving their equipment will he marched out lour days later to Muugaroa, where they will go into camp on May Morn Mill property. They are being sent into camp there in order that they may be ’able to complete their musketry on the Trentham Rifle Range. This, with their preliminary training, is expected to occupy six weeks. The 3rd ami Ith “Trents” will then be transferred 1,1 Rangiotu camp, where they will com plete their course of training in Nen Zealand. ) The officers (on probation) for the 3rd and 4th Battalions, Trentham Bille Brigade, have been posted as follows':—3rd Battalion.—Officer Com'manding, Major J. A. Conies; adjutant, Captain H. S. N. Robinson: I quartermaster, Captain C. Horsnell. U (Auckland) Company: Lieutenant. lA. Thompson; Second-Lieutenants. R. lA. Barstow, R. D. Rogers, and S. J. ,E. Closer. B (Wellington) Company: ,Lieutenants. W. C. Harley and F. L. .Hammond; Second-Lieutenants. \V ■ • (Masefield and B. C. Clark. C (Canter(bury) Company; Captain, W. • .Drummond; Lieutenant, H. D ; Me-. 'Hugh; Second-Lieutenants, R. L. ■ i Fleming and Burrows. D (Otago) Company: Lieutenants. H. K. Sare and J. M. Ferriday; Second-Lieuteu-'ant, S. G. Scouller. 4th Battalion.— 'Officer Commanding. Major A. >• I Weltenholuie ; adjutant. Lieutenant J • 1 L Turnbull; quartermaster, to he ap< 'pointed. A (Auckland) Company, ipcinieu T ocraU ; SecondiLieutenant, I'. 5 „ Lientenants. W. F Fotrlds. • Dove, and A. E. Nedson. B liugtou) Company': Captain • _ • Stansell; Second-ffieutenaiits. B. - - T pnd E A. Winchester. D. t. i Sons C fCahtevbmy) Conip.'"y : ” i vv Fvins: Lieutenants. Captain. A. V. L'•*«*>' . lones; H. C. Meikle, and M. H i ■ • Second-Lieutenant, F. J.' ‘J o*® 0 *® - U( (Otago) Company; D’euteua -•- Dowell: Second-Lientenauts 1 . Hackworth and J. W. Snaddon. CARDIFF PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE. '{*■ " ; ‘ ' /• ? . » k-utST MKCTIxiTor SEW COMMITTKE. The committee met on Mo sel)t Messrs Saltier. Crossley, Rotn •J G. Rogers, E. Mapder jHowarth, W. Mander, Jones. Steva • .. r if Orel's Belcher. Mai Cameron. J- Smith, W. i.lrnit Bennett. A. - Bkiarils. mii.-l.arJs. Mr «eVh.-r imotwly appointed chairman, Mr M.rcl..nt, Uon. secretary A vote Collating inn to l,e sold at Ki'.K s haymaihet, and [was thanked for his gut. Evening i, eontrftrrt.nns K.rtorv £W W. Bjctard. U. ■ ■ Richards. sen, 10s, T Richards LI. • ■Belcher tl ;Mm Belcher IDs UnMisses Belcher 10s, A. Belcher 10s, h Richards jtm £l, Bcmielt 1. ley 10». Miss AVillcocks ss, hal. August Social (£2) less car hue Jj £1 10s. Saltier £l. A. J. hmitli LI, Mrs Smith £l. E. Mander 10s. Mason £l. Cameron £l, R- Richardson 10s, Rothwell os, Watkins , os, Steer os, Stewart £l, J- Rogers £2. Mrs Rogers £l. Bruuton (cushion) 9s. do. subscription 11s. Jones £2 2s, G. Rogers 10s. David £2, Marchant family £«, Cameron.' Stewart, and Belcher (adlitioual) 3s sd. Total £43 Os st. It was resolved to devote the money asi follows: £5 to the Ladies’ Committee for Soldiers’ comforts. Mo to 'Belgian relief, and balance of £23 Us led to Sick and Wounded Trust Fund, (bringing it up to £94 10s. There was special donation to tobacco fund, Stewart £l. David 10s. Total receipts to 'date £548 6s 2d.' Subscription—C. Coldwell £l, late to hand, carried forward to October. The Chairman of the dairy factory, Mr Richards, undertook at the request of the meeting to call the suppliers together, to consider the factory '■contribution.for the current year.