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iLt. Robert Arbuthnot Holmes, Engrs.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to*duty. On two occasions when he was organising the bringing up of urgent material to-1the line iby night, the roads became …

A&st. Commy. of Ord. and Hon. Capt. J^T. Browne relinquishes the actg. grading ofDept. Commy. of Ord. on ceasing to be so*empld. 22nd Sept. 1917.The undermentioned temp. I.O.M., 2ndCl., and hon. Capts…

J. G. Haylett.H. G. Bayes.W. Drummond.A. T. Morrison.O. Moon.A. H. Coates.Can. Army Dental Corps.Temp. Lt.-Col. (actg. Col.) J. A. Armstrong, C.M.G., to be temp. Col. 12 Mar.1918.The undermentioned te…

2nd Lt. (T./Lt.) George Henry Barker,.Hampa. R.«For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to»duty during an attack. When the attack-was held up by machine-gun fire, he wentforward on his own initiative a…

T./Capt. John Edward Hanna, A.V.C.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. The waggon lines were bombed byenemy aeroplanes and heavy casualties werecaused among the animals. As soon as thefirst …

Capt. J. Richards, from 1st to 12th Oct.1917.Lt. A. E. Brock, M.C., Spec. Res., from4th Oct. to 16th Nov. 1917, when he revertsto the actg. rank of Capt.Lt. P. R. Bennett, T.F., from 12th to27th Oct. …

2nd Lt. Kenneth Arthur Ryde, R.F.A.,Spec. Res.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. 'The battery position was heavilyshelled, a gun-pit received ,a direct hit andthe ammunition was set on fir…

War Office,21st March, 1918.REGULAR FORCES.COMMANDS AND STAFF.PERSONAL STAFF.A.D.C.?The undermentioned relinquish theirappts.: ?Capt. H. N. Fane, C. Gds., Spec. Res.10th Jan. 1918.Capt. A. H. Gordon, …

T./Lt. Raymond Charles Tottenham, R.E.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. When in charge of a section makingcover for machine-gun batteries, althoughsubjected to the heaviest shell fire thr…

Temp. Lt. (actg. Capt.) C. E. Hodgson,from a Serv. Bn., to be temp. Lt. 2 Mar:1918, with seniority 5 Nov. 1915, and to retain the actg. rank of Capt. with pay andallces of Lt., x /E. Fus./,The -underm…