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. H. V, READE. Principal.Statistical Department, Custom House, London.22nd June, 1916.COCOSH;O§OHwto?'Countries to whichExported.Denmark Netherlands France Spain Egypt Argentine RepublicUnion of South…

Page 1 tfo. Debtor's Name. Address. RECEIVING ORDERS—continued. Description. rta...^ wurt. Date of No. of Date of Filing Petition. Matter. Beceiving Order. order Whether Debtor's or Creditors Petition…

Activ - - - -Clan Buchanan -Frederick VIII.Hypatia - - -Kasan- - - -Kristianfjord -KronprincesaanVictoriaOrange - - -St. Croix - - -Foreign Office,Danish - -British - -Danish - -British - -Danish - -N…

COdsv>NWOOwWVivian, Herbert ...West, GeorgeFrederick Myd-delton C o r n-w a 1 1 i s (described in theReceiving Orderas G. CornwallisWest)Wilson, WilliamJohn Edwin(trading asWilson and Co.),(lately tra…

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regular soldiers, with four guns and somemachine guns, the whole under the commandof Gaafer.In Command 'Main Body.?Major-GeneralA. Wallace, C.B.?Right Column.?Lit. -Colonel J. L. R.Gordon, 15th Sikhs.…

War Office,21 June 1916.REGULAR FORCES.INFANTRY.Service Battalions.R. W. Surr. R.Temp. Lt. L. J. Petre relinquishes hiscommission. 22 June 1916.North'd Fus.Temp. Lt. A. J. B. Tanfield to be temp.Capt.…

Cadet . Reginald Thomas Field, fromArtists Rifles O.T.C., to bei 2nd Lt. (onprob.). 15th June 1916.?Cadet Ernest Shepherd, from ArtistsRifles O.T.C., to be 2nd Lt. (on prob.).15th June 1916.Cadet Thom…

force, in fact, was ably handled by GeneralSheppard, and the men fought like heroes, butthey were unable to turn the enemy from hisstrong position. General Sheppard did notknow that Van Deventer was a…

. 15910 By. S./M. J. Lamb, 119th By., 27thBde., E.F.A.For conspicuous gallantry and good workat an observation post under heavy shellfire.- 809 Sjt. J. Lacy, 2/3rd Lond. Fd. Coy.,E.E., T.F.For consist…