... Gurkha Rifles, relieved. Mahar Battalion.—Major C G. M. Plumer, Company Commander, 61st Pioneers, to be Wing Commander. NORTH WifITIRN RAILWAY.—The gross re• oeipts of the North Western Rsilwsy for the week ending August 11th were approximately R 5.23,30 ...

... Force), vice Subadar Wasawa Singh Bahadur, 1.0. M., 32nd Sikh Pioneers, promoted. Subadar-Major Mir Akbar, 27th Punjabis, vice Subadar-Major and Honorary Captain Suds Bahadur, 48th Pioneers, promoted; Risaldar-Major Kartar Singh. 12th Cavalry, vice Su ...

... with effect from the above date. Captain I. Ferrier, 48th Pioneers, assumed command of Depot, 34th Sikh Pioneers, vice Major G. S. Clarke, proceeded to join Ist Reserve, Battalion, Sikh Pioneers, with effect from the 13th January. The undermentioned officers ...

... Prinsep, 11th K. E. 0. Lancers (September 6, 1915), but not to carry pay and allowances prior to September 1, 1916. A. C, Pegg, 93rd Burma Infantry. (January 22, 1917). Second-Lieutenants to be Lieutenants.— R. if Baines, attached 121st Pioneers (July 14 ...

... one,l appointments in the 2 12th Pioneers have been approved :• Lieutenant G. E F. Clennel, to be Adjutant, with effect from the 16th June. Second Lieutenant W, J. Good to be QiPtrtermaster, with effect from the 11th June, The undermentioned appointments ...

... feg yeats ago, has now esigned. It is unierstool he will be succeeded in Mysore by Mr. Kent, Chief Engineer, Bombay P.W.D.—Pioneer. OBITUARY —The death took place at Mayni3o Friday cf ene of Burma's oldest to,-idents, Mr. J. A. Hann', at the age of 7:2 ...

... brushwood between the first and second Turkish lines which were to be converted into communication trenches by our Sappers and Pioneers. it was down thesenallahs that the enemy counter-attacked in overwhelming force and enveloped a British bombing party. There ...