β¨ Military Promotions and Volunteer Results
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
Thomas Withers to be Acting Sub-Inspector (with
rank of Ensign). Date of commission, 13th
October, 1868.
Coll McDonnell to be Acting Sub-Inspector (with
rank of Ensign). Date of commission, 14th
October, 1868.
In the New Zealand Militia.
Lieutenant-Colonel George Stoddart Whitmore to
be Colonel. Date of commission, 17th October,
1868.
George Stuart O'Halloran to be Captain. Date of
commission, 17th March, 1868.
Richard Kenrick to be Lieutenant. Date of com-
mission, 17th March, 1868.
In the Wanganui Militia.
Ensign William Fairweather Russell to be Lieu-
tenant. Date of commission, 9th October, 1868.
Robert Spark Low to be Ensign. Date of com-
mission, 9th October, 1868.
In the Rangitikei Militia.
Francis Morris Deighton to be Lieutenant. Date of
commission, 6th October, 1868.
John Willoughby Marshall to be Ensign. Date of
commission, 6th October, 1868.
In the Napier Militia.
William Russell to be Captain. Date of commission,
20th October, 1868.
Kenrick Jones Hill to be Lieutenant. Date of
commission, 13th October, 1868.
In the Poverty Bay Militia.
James Wilson to be Captain. Date of commission,
28th September, 1868.
George Neville Dodd to be Ensign. Date of
commission 28th September, 1868.
In the Taranaki Militia.
Lieutenant John Kelly to be Captain. Date of
commission, 3rd October, 1868.
John Purdie to be Ensign. Date of commission,
3rd October, 1868.
George Newsham Curtis to be Ensign. Date of
commission, 5th October, 1868.
T. M. HAULTAIN.
Colonial Defence Office,
Wellington, 21st October, 1868.
HIS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to
appoint
Colonel GEORGE S. WHITMORE
to the command of all the Colonial Forces between
the Wanganui and Hangatahua Rivers.
T. M. HAULTAIN.
Colonial Defence Office,
Wellington, 21st October, 1868.
HIS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to
accede the services of the under-mentioned
corps, viz. :
The Kai-iwi Yeomanry Cavalry Volunteers. Date
of acceptance, 10th October, 1868.
T. M. HAULTAIN.
Colonial Defence Office,
Wellington, 21st October, 1868.
HIS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to
accept the resignation of the commissions held
by the under-mentioned officers, viz. :-
Lieutenant Henry A. Clery, Taranaki Militia.
Date of acceptance, 16th August, 1868.
Cornet John Kelly, Bay of Plenty Cavalry Volun-
teers.
Surgeon Seth Sam, Auckland Militia.
T. M. HAULTAIN.
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Colonial Defence Office,
Wellington, 19th October, 1868.
THE under-mentioned Members of the Otago
Volunteer Force having obtained 20 points and
upwards in the 1st Class in the Rifle Practice for the
year ended 30th June, 1868, are entitled to wear the
Badges of Marksmen, denoted in sub-section C.
section 93, Volunteer Regulations.
T. M. HAULTAIN.
Dunedin Artillery Volunteers.
No. of Points
obtained.
Captain A. McFarland ... 34
Sergeant Sidney Muir ... 53
Private William Hannah ... 44
" Charles C. Hardy ... 36
" William B. Ogilvie ... 34
" George Blythe ... 25
" James Curle ... 27
" Walter Cato ... 49
" Walter Hislop ... 40
" William D. Smith ... 47
" Thomas Moodie ... 31.
" Edward Brown ... 28
" Harry Pell ... 46
No. 1 Company (City Guards) Rifle Volunteers.
Lieutenant N. Y. A. Wales ... 38
Sergeant John S. Douglass ... 39
" John Speight ... 23
Corporal Peter Tressider ... 27
" John McGregor ... 36
" John Wedderspoon ... 26
Private Thomas Wilkinson ... 25
" William McBride ... 33
" John Shepherd ... 38
" Donald Reid ... 30
" Michael Creagh ... 46
" James Melville ... 21
" Benjamin Mollison ... 24
" George Miller ... 20
" David Stalker ... 34
" William McNee ... 24
" John Mackie ... 32
" Thomas Goodfellow ... 20
" Edward Wright ... 30
No. 2 Company (Dunedin Scottish) Rifle Volunteers.
Ensign John M. Jamieson ... 21
Sergeant William Taylor ... 31
Corporal Andrew Dunn ... 39
" William White ... 34
Private James Robertson ... 36
" James Eastgate ... 28
" William Corrie ... 25
" James McLaren ... 32
" Andrew R. Spalding ... 24
" David Miller, junr. ... 34
" Henry Neill ... 24
" John McDonald ... 31
" Hugh Fraser ... 24
" William Robertson ... 34
" John Lindsay ... 28
Bruce Rifle Volunteers.
No. 1st Class Rifle Range.
North Dunedin Rifle Volunteers.
Ensign John McKellar ... 28
Private John Douglass ... 39
" William Kernahan ... 21
Wakari Rangers Volunteers.
Sergeant Fountain ... 28
Corporal James Hague ... 21
Private Robert Dalziel ... 26
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Promotions and appointments within various Colonial Forces and Militias
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π‘οΈ Defence & Military21 October 1868
Promotions, Armed Constabulary, Militia, Ensign, Captain, Lieutenant, Colonel
16 names identified
- Thomas Withers, Acting Sub-Inspector appointment
- Coll McDonnell, Acting Sub-Inspector appointment
- George Stoddart Whitmore (Lieutenant-Colonel), Promoted to Colonel, New Zealand Militia
- George Stuart O'Halloran, Promoted to Captain, New Zealand Militia
- Richard Kenrick, Promoted to Lieutenant, New Zealand Militia
- William Fairweather Russell (Ensign), Promoted to Lieutenant, Wanganui Militia
- Robert Spark Low, Appointed Ensign, Wanganui Militia
- Francis Morris Deighton, Promoted to Lieutenant, Rangitikei Militia
- John Willoughby Marshall, Appointed Ensign, Rangitikei Militia
- William Russell, Promoted to Captain, Napier Militia
- Kenrick Jones Hill, Promoted to Lieutenant, Napier Militia
- James Wilson, Promoted to Captain, Poverty Bay Militia
- George Neville Dodd, Appointed Ensign, Poverty Bay Militia
- John Kelly (Lieutenant), Promoted to Captain, Taranaki Militia
- John Purdie, Appointed Ensign, Taranaki Militia
- George Newsham Curtis, Appointed Ensign, Taranaki Militia
- T. M. Haultain
π‘οΈ Appointment of Colonel Whitmore to command forces between Wanganui and Hangatahua Rivers
π‘οΈ Defence & Military21 October 1868
Command, Colonial Forces, Wanganui, Hangatahua Rivers
- GEORGE S. WHITMORE (Colonel), Appointed to command Colonial Forces
- T. M. Haultain
π‘οΈ Acceptance of services for Kai-iwi Yeomanry Cavalry Volunteers
π‘οΈ Defence & Military21 October 1868
Corps acceptance, Yeomanry Cavalry Volunteers
- T. M. Haultain
π‘οΈ Acceptance of commissions resignation for Militia and Cavalry officers
π‘οΈ Defence & Military19 October 1868
Resignation, commission acceptance, Taranaki Militia, Cavalry Volunteers, Militia
- Henry A. Clery (Lieutenant), Resignation of commission accepted
- John Kelly (Cornet), Resignation of commission accepted
- Seth Sam (Surgeon), Resignation of commission accepted
- T. M. Haultain
π‘οΈ Otago Volunteer Force members entitled to wear Marksmen Badges for Rifle Practice
π‘οΈ Defence & Military19 October 1868
Rifle Practice, Marksmen Badges, Otago, Dunedin Artillery, City Guards, Dunedin Scottish, Bruce, North Dunedin, Wakari Rangers
53 names identified
- A. McFarland (Captain), Awarded Marksman Badge
- Sidney Muir (Sergeant), Awarded Marksman Badge
- William Hannah (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- Charles C. Hardy (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- William B. Ogilvie (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- George Blythe (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- James Curle (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- Walter Cato (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- Walter Hislop (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- William D. Smith (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- Thomas Moodie (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- Edward Brown (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- Harry Pell (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- N. Y. A. Wales (Lieutenant), Awarded Marksman Badge
- John S. Douglass (Sergeant), Awarded Marksman Badge
- John Speight (Sergeant), Awarded Marksman Badge
- Peter Tressider (Corporal), Awarded Marksman Badge
- John McGregor (Corporal), Awarded Marksman Badge
- John Wedderspoon (Corporal), Awarded Marksman Badge
- Thomas Wilkinson (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- William McBride (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- John Shepherd (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- Donald Reid (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- Michael Creagh (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- James Melville (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- Benjamin Mollison (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- George Miller (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- David Stalker (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- William McNee (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- John Mackie (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- Thomas Goodfellow (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- Edward Wright (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- John M. Jamieson (Ensign), Awarded Marksman Badge
- William Taylor (Sergeant), Awarded Marksman Badge
- Andrew Dunn (Corporal), Awarded Marksman Badge
- William White (Corporal), Awarded Marksman Badge
- James Robertson (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- James Eastgate (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- William Corrie (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- James McLaren (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- Andrew R. Spalding (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- David, junr. Miller (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- Henry Neill (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- John McDonald (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- Hugh Fraser (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- William Robertson (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- John Lindsay (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- John McKellar (Ensign), Awarded Marksman Badge
- John Douglass (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- William Kernahan (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- Fountain (Sergeant), Awarded Marksman Badge
- James Hague (Corporal), Awarded Marksman Badge
- Robert Dalziel (Private), Awarded Marksman Badge
- T. M. Haultain
NZ Gazette 1868, No 60