Medicat Officers.—Authority given to the reorganization of the medical service of the Corps, in order that each unit may have a medical officer posted to it for duty in normal times to train its mom-bers in first-aid and stretcher duties, as well as to assume medical charge of the unit at camp and field exercises. These officers, whilst in other respects members of the unit to which they are posted, will be under the orders of the Senior Medical Officer of the Corps as regard their technical duties.
In accordance with—this reorganization, the following medical officers of the Corps are posted to the units named Machine Gun. Company.—Major E. G. Gauntlett, o.B.E., D-S.o. (in addition to his duties as Senior Medical Officer of the Corps).
Shanghai Scottish -Company.—Captain H. C. Patrick.
Field Artillery Battery.—Captain N._H. Bolton.
The following to be Medical Offi-eers and posted to the units bamed Light Horse—Dr. W. 8. Parsons to be Captain.
Dr. J. L. Clarke to be Lieutenant.
Customs Company—Dr. J. A. O'Driscoll to be Lieutenamt.
American Company.—Dr. A. H. Swan to be Captain.
Japanese Company.—Dr. I. Kurahara to be Lieutenant.
Chinese Company.—Dr. W. L. New to be Lieutenant.
Medical officers posted to units will wear the uniform of the unit with the addition or substitution, as the case may be, of the Corps Medical Officers' badge (rod of ZEsculapius, surmounted by S.V.C. star, and with "Omnia junta in uno" on. scroll beneath) on the Japels of the jacket, except in mess dress when they will wear exactly the same uniform as combatant officers.
Italian Company.—Captain V. Chien resigns his Commission.
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