T H E P E R IS C O P E N*i>ve?nber i *i

THE.PERISCOPE

H oy d«th the "hidden “ Periscope ’5 Improve the deadly aim.B y reflecting all fch it’s done on bo ?rd And writing np the same.

N ovem ber, 3915.

EDITORIAL.

~^Q :< oar s^ o n d edition of “ The Peri­sco p e” we have besn ;■ inundated with m ateiial— chiefly pn et'y— and wish to th in k each a n i all of our contributors for their hearty cooperation. W e have been unable to ^ive publication to, all contributions ; had we done so it w mid h iv j necessitated a journal ten times the capacity of this one and a bodyguard of at least h .If a Battalion to protect us.

Oh, Ye happy Poets !! Ye kn >w not wh t aching he-ids ye h a v j caused us !! iiith e rt » we had associated poetical inspirations with lengthy, if not always

■ curly locks, and our present mental con­dition we can only a’tt.ibnte to the ab ­sence of such lo ck ; on boar U Pardon, Messieur-i !! To avoi I im becility we had to appeal t v our ever ready and spacious W .P .B .— the bri l y — so .that innumerable kind p >ets can seek s dace in the knowledge that their inspirations ha e been swallowed by some shark, it

of by the editorial. H ’m !We have endeavoured t > give publi­

cation to t le effusi ms of as many differ­ent contr b*itors as pos able, but space s necessarily limitod on account of the

very meagre and somewhat crude print- :jg means at onr disp >s&l.

Our special thanks are again due to the p rim es, who, uader very adverse r enditions, have, by hard work and long hours, made publication possible.

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T he following cepy of a letter received from the Officer Com mand­ing the 7th Reinforcem ents Draft is published for the information of all ranks :—

D ear M ajor Austin,—As Officer com­

m anding the ■ ,7th Reinforcem ents, I wish to congratulate the officers and m/en of T ransports Nos 30 and 34 on the excellent behaviour of the troops while at Frem antle. T he good name *—that of being the best disciplined of the Colonial T roops— earned for the Dominion during the South African War, as well as during the present war, has been more than upheld . After j the r previous experiences of troops proceeding 10 the front, the Authorities at F rem antle were very J'xrth to allow the men to hind, and when I guaranteed good behaviour I was met with the answ er that the same guarantee had been give* with respect to previous troops whose subsequent behaviour had been far from good. Eventually the sanction was granted, but even then the Commissioner at Police came down from Perth prepared to cope with an outbreak ot iarrikinism. A fter the men retu rned on board, the Commissioner of Police and the Mayor of Frem antle congratulated me on the excel^nt behaviour of the troops, and the Mkyor stated that he proposed to send a con­gratulatory cable to New Zealand. This is a record that should m ake every man p roud of his unit and of himself.

T he m arching during the route march was very good, particularly the return m arch, the covering in fours being especially rem arked on.

I should have liked to have let the m en ashore on Saturday morning. U n­fortunately those men who did not play tfee game prevented this beimg done,

since it would have been im possible tor the Police ?»nd Piquets to trace m ea, absent Without leave, if the o ther men, had been ashore on leare.

It should be made known to the men collected by the Piquets that their thanks are due to the Civil Police, Force Police and Piquets, for had they been left behind they could only have been, treated as deserters, and I cannot imagine that they would have ever cared to thow th jir faces in New Zea­land again.

R eports received from 1 the Perth Military Authorities eulogise the b eh a \u ur of the m en of T ransports 31, 32 and 33 anri »,l their stay at Albarr .. All three Transports left that Port with the fulK com plem ent01 their nun .

^ ours sincerely,(Signed) h . T. FU LT O N ,

Lieutenaat-Coloi e!L

T he Officer com man ing H.M.N.Z T. No 30 desires, on his own behalf, to thank all ranks for the adm irable con­duct that I as evoked such high praise troin the Officer Com manding 7th Kein- foi cem ents as w e ll as fr©» the CiuL Authorities of the ports of c a l.

No. 8/2957, PR IV A T E J E F F R IE S ROLAN D -G O RD O N ,

“ D ” Com pany1, 7th Reinforcem ent?.It is with deep regret that we have

to record the death of above-named on board H*M.N.Z. T ransport No. 34 a t 11-15 a.m. on the 2nd November.

T he funeral was. held at 2 p.m. on- the same day, and as a token of respect, all troops onboard H.M.N.Z. Troopship- No 30 were paraded on deck, the engines stopped, and the band played the Dead March while the body was. committed to the deep.

o n r e c o r d

A Lit gp G nirden Party was given by! some haif dozen hostesses in the beauti- fu> grounds of Birdcage House on Sat­urday last. T h e gu irdens were un­doubtedly looking their best and the pleasing profusion of tropical vegetation g ive delight to all. One lo^g bed of «,;range peel was perhaps the most ad mr'ed, but many found their way i sto the vegetable gnarden where the neat rows of cabbages, turnips, and all sorts of vegetables, in and out of season, gave rise to many appetising thoughts, All the paths w ere sprinkled for. the

ccasion with soft coal dust, which gave pleasing relict from the fierce glare of the sun.

Amongst the guests I noticed Mrs. Fulsom e in a smart grey costume with

touches of * ed and a large grey picture bat. Miss Snugless was similarly >1 tired. Miss Tonic wore a charming confection of soft grey material made with a pinafore front of white, and a delicious white summer straw hat U'i m ned with black velvet. Miss Sum m erworth also wore grey and one oi the Elizabethan collars with cerise edging, patent leather shoes with dia­mond buckles.

Quite a pleasing conceit in the w ay oi French innovations is the fashion of w aring sleeve decorations. Large numbers are w earing one, two, and even th r e e . euibroidered chevrons on the sleeve. T he effect is undoubtedly striking and it the fashion becomes vogue w e can expect shortly to find no unadorned sleeves.

T h e old crepe-de-chene so much in favour last season seems to have gone quite out of fashion and present indica­tions point to the new crime-de-sheet taking its place. W e have noticed quite a lot of startling fabrications made s i p o f this material.

• ;Shoes seem to h ive quite ousted b >ots as fashionable footwear. Some of the new canvas ones worn w.ti. flesh coloured socks are very smart.

Kiss curls will not be worn this com ­ing season, a novel effect being obtained by dressing the coiffure as low and as close to the head as possible.

In the w indow s of Guatre, M aitre & Cie we have noticed some very smart linen costumes in blue and drab with no trimmings whatsoever. A lso a very stylish light khaki coloured c -at and skirt with hat to match, having a single black ornament in front whilst a b o id belt and bronze buckle furnished oif i delightful creation.

Denims are very much worn this season.

T he engagem ent is announced of ! Mr. M. Adgucan to Miss Crimeham.

Mr and Mrs Fulsom e with a large party of friends and retainers have left on a yachting cruise for the M editer­ranean,

Another engagem ent of much local interest is that of Dr. V o gel to Miss Tussis.

Miss D. Faulters is paying a r. und of visits to these parts.

Since the publication of the last Birthday H onors list quite a num ber of our friends are writing C.B. after their names. It is purely an honom y title, little sought but much run after.

T he Misses M achine-Gunn, who have been suffering from shock sustained at Rangiotu, have quite recovered, and we expect to see them about again in the course of a day or two. r

“ M ARG AR IN E.”

S O C I E T Y . . N O T E S

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and a good , digestion.”Foxey/. “ C onvictions! W e’l. of

course, but look at--the number of crimes. Say, old fellow, are you any good at arithmetic ? ’ *

Poneke : “ Fire away ! ”F oxey : “ Add to the E.O.L.O . (1 b)

the credit of .> being the best-behaved mob that ever left N .Z. and subtract a day’s., leave at 1st port of call and a day’s leave at 2nd port ;of call. W hat’s the answer ? ’’ .

Poneke : “ Give it up. It’s harder to digest than the men s tuekeiv Ask me something easier ”

F oxey : “ Well, w hy is it unneces­sary for us to grow l or bark on this trip ? ”

Poneke (shewing his teeth with an appreciative grin) : “ W hy ! becaus** we are so close to the. Machine Gu i Section’s Parade D eck of course. Fou long growls and a short bark every time. W e shall have to be donatio-1 careful (seizes hone). W ell here’s lack, old fellow 1” (No further sound hear t but the grinding of teeth).

D U M -D U M .

N O T A T R E N T , S U R E L Y ! !

Algie at the front, In the rank • j Advancing to occupy a trench, a shr:<, - [nel bursts overhead, and the bu lkts whistling uncom fortably close. Algie runs back for shelter. T he O 'C . shouts “ Halt, why are you. running away. ’ Algie.answers “ Because I can’t balk- well fly, °'i

(Signed) S A W H A N D .

T H E PERI SCOP E November 19 \y,

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I4’ xi v (1 he. m c t^Ofa! ! pel.) : ‘.‘. I i l , trouble: v »>«.«.• lor a t h a t . w, if y o u ’ve qui*f- finished With ,it.” ;, \

P o u rk e (T h e official m ascot) :'>-!n voufs-lf and - don’ t he ^n^ppy. Life on the ocean; wave, ch what ! ! I think the thing’s exaggerated. I say old , fellow ! have you any idea where we (

Y*i*lgoing to , . .Foxey.: “ Not the vaguest notion.

W i e n vou’ve quite, finished with, that :ph- _ > / , ,

Poneke : u Oh yes ! As T was saying , the novelty’s worn off. Don’t see., the , men taking half so much interest in the , sea as th^y used to.”

Foxey : “ Oh ! T h e y ’re beginning to get their sea-legs. What about that mutton bone under .your right hind lejj ? ” (Three short barks).

Poneke (with a refleestive growl) :“ No class at all. Australian tack. Talking about Australia (boat gives sudden lurch and Foxey takes advan­tage of the fact to approach mutton bone). Yen mistake old man, no one gave ths order to right c lo s e ” ! '<

Foxev (; la\ing Poneke’s game o distracting his attention) : “ There goes ihe Pioneer-Ser^e;iQt, lie has developed quite a taking nautical roll.”

Po n ek e: “ H m ! A very natural ^oll (removes bone about a yard to the rear and returns slobb. rim;). I belieyt t'hat the military salutes of the Pioneer Sergeant, when returning from last port of call with a roll on, astonished cer­tain officers.”

Foxey : “ He, h e ! His exhortation? to t e P ioneers was’nt bad :— “ H on UP YO'R HEADS PlONEERS, THE EYES OFA u s trn l ia ai-‘e upon you VI ! ! ! One w n)d think that the peculiar jobs ol toe pioneers would make it a force of ill s* vt wi :h them to hold their heads up.”

F n-.-ke : “ Ha ha 1 I guess a b»«».

that can linn in. with the Machine Gun I Section o after “ lights out ” and can bluffythem they’re in the wrong cabin, mu,shhave the nerve of a piano tuner ! ! Hush 1 there goes .the Adjutant (gives tnutton bone ; several furtive licks),

i ^ o t h i n j . l ikehaving strong conviction •;

7JNR f Z A i l U O r E K c T t i » b- r h I'M

& U L E R Y E

Yps r r r te j . its a fact I ’m teT n g y<*r. Wve Nta ted life as the noble T rents-r- "i rent-,ham Regiment they corled u«— jjbrl o Liver poll’s Own, E ngland 's l a s t ■ope as some of ein sed. OUie'rx »gen sed as ow we was a new nnic wotever ^t.iat m ight be. Hut th a t a in t the pint, •they jju tu s in Trentham an it orl over mud an r-.iinin like backets o slush au bhoved us orl ov a eap into nts like •Hrvi d i ues j - or I raixt up an then began to i'.irc us out nfc^r casj.s wich they corled piertoons, au then sm aller like inter -tins which they corled s juads,an drilled ■us lefc r .g a t, 1 ;it. r g a t. la-:t right, never know n tiieir owii mmdjj for two seconds •at a t me As sure as yer thorc it wus vj. j r ig h t tu rn for left ir, wad oe r ig h t

.td youd be wiong and there yon are. Tneii they giye us owit-zera, bloomin K,.g eavy guns, rides they corled em i.ji maue us thruw em ab ih tb y numbers, o-l-o-p-e uins, 1-2 an you as to eave the b a.hihy th ing acrost yer stummick an

•orl «>\ er tiie oloomio plice ta an care to ;.ve it lu cue ri^h t part ot yonr ana term y when the num oers is se i, an if yer gun dont it ttie r gh t angle tu st pop you wus "wrong a_$eu an m- stly orl ways. An -sum of em— ou comps they corled em— s^ore h&wt'ul. W ell they goes on for a wile and we wus just kiddtn ourselves We Knt)wed orl abah t i t— the drill I mean J*ot th ; swearing p a rt— wen they ses we ■fr'iiii the T rentham Regim ent a t orl, tLiey ad made a m istake an we wus m^re onor d th an we knew— we wus a riae ivgm ent, an m ust pu t our ea:ls up a Dit igher <111 swell onr ch js ts more, not that, we w&sut mostly stummick s ill as they took good care to tell i s. We didnt care much at tust until we see

•their little game they wanted to ge t one •< :.i to r.s an it was just a excuse to speci­

men t. in some new owitzer u x e r c i s e M vt u - In none of em kvew nothink abaht. $lop$» urns was trail urns an yer ad to do h diifrent. all. s rt.s o w. vs. After th a t n » m atter who did anythink it Was orl ways wion^r. '1 hen they int rjooced fi i and measles an s» pirn Line nerg.itis to j; ve the doctors a go an wen they didnt like it they bumps the bleeding lot of: US'— t raiiv’li like blazes orl the whi e m ind— nter a train an up t > Palmers tun an then to R mgiot i twice an then they ses they ad made a m is­take agren and w : wasnt the TreoMiam Lii;]e we Wis the N.Z. Rifle Brigade, an you stan I at ease wen you alt only you dont often a lt an Lord Liverpoll e told us it was st 11 is show and every ladys opportunity an we mus live up to it, an the Doctor told i s abaht too. Well that was orl rig h t as far as they Anew but now they ses wes the P o rta - gees army an mines a beer.

O V ER H EA R D CM T H E O F FIC E R S DECK,

(We defv anyone to recognise any gentlemen on H.M .N.Z T. Htf.o 30 from t h j following scraps of c.mveisation).

M.O lust a moment.QthonghtfuWy,^) I ’ve just, thought of a new sc eme.

A.M.(J. W ind up the Dog W akih 13 )’san.

C O.L, Qnile e ay. You do it this wav, see ! And you ht,ve two clove hitches out of the a ir ! !

C A .P G A 8 . H ow s she headin’ Sidpper? Comin lip thic , Im ’ goin’ below for my sea hoots.

A.D.J. W hee’ him up.S O. Who the devil let that bunting

go?0 . A P O W. Rough house ! !E l- .D A . Sit down ! you’re ro king

the boat.Continued.

M/G.G. Not s© asryoti wo n'l d notice it! IB.U.K. May I see your programme

p i ak'e?' ;1 K.OYS. "Got a match, lad- f

.D.M.J.R. My slippers are Rifle Brigade pattern yon krro'w.

P.U.T. Land in sight? Yes, they are good glasses, I2S.

P.A .R.D .R .E. Donatio#! ! ! !C.O. I tsa hell of a life this soldier-

n g ! ! !

T H E A R M Y S C A L E .

The Colonel sat in his Orderly Room, Ar*d his officers cried ‘‘All H.iil”

T h e y grovelled and gaped as with pride full blown

T h e Golonel observed “ Well the world 'must own”

Th.it I’m high in the Army Scale,

The Major I j o k x i around with his piercing glare,

And.saw his Commanders quail.Y o u ’re resting now but you’ll jolly

soon dance4 When • I issue orders in “ Gallip” or

FranceFor 1 count in the Army Scale!

The Adjutant cooled his heated brow,

And gave his Sergeants detail ‘•You're mi j.hty good" Sergeants I

m :st allow,Put you do ‘nt crime enough— take my

tip— that's how-.I m well up iHi;the*Army Scale!

T h - R.S.M. looked at his ‘‘Barbers S g n , ”

His dignity none could assail.There ’s no one on board with colors

like mine,I ’d settle the war if “ K ” would resign

I've weight in the Army Scale.

Q.M.S. R.ibone said “ Though I've no L.S.D. . ..

M x f.u-ni’y pride can't fail, .

.Ear I’ve never attempted to work, you see,

A fact that wil l always secure for rr?cs High place in the A rm y Scale.

Lee' looked .quite valiant and mur­mured one day i--.'

Vhen I meet de big Sherman male,I make some more stew like down

Samoa way,And poison de Hun den te] boys dey

a,ll. sayHe some pea in te Army Scale !

.Said “ Mat,?* no matter how hardI,try Its all of little avail,

T o confess to my weakness I really am shy,

But with Antipons’ help I be thin b\e and bye

And go far. in the Army S a ’e !

T h e Rifleman proudly wagged his head - : .

And guaffed his measure of ale, - '

T h e y make a big show .with their crowns stars and stripes,

But when the shells fly I ’ll -show them by cripes’

W h a t I think of the Arm y Scale., ;iw.. “ D A N .”

Our big Provost Sergeant entered a certain public house at our second port of call and found a w’ell-known rifleman

jasleep on the floor. T h e sergeant stirred him gently with his boot and when a very surprised but otherwise- benign countenance looked up at him the following conversation was over-1 , --- 1 - V ■ wi

Hulloa ! Whats' up— Drunk

heard :

P S .| eh ! ! !'

Rfm I ain't.

Sheer washte of my lashtpay if

Apropos'Provost Sergt. W hy did he '.dodge, the Neptune. Pestivhies by j squaring the doctor, to ' give him several4 'days in hospital ? V.

T H E .P E R IS C O P E N@vemfeer

T H E P E R H N"ove:xi'b?r ; 9 r i

T H E CALL.

W e eft the hush, of the bushland,The spell of the T ui’s call,

The song of the rills, the gL am ©fi the hills

Where the blazonod suns ts fall.We left the quiet of th * ho bestead,

Nestling th e r : by ihe s treu n .To go, where the battles c illiag,

There, where the bayonets gleam. We're d rifting along on a sum m er s. a,

The sky ablaze above And white birds skim o’er the w ater’s

rimliabbling their tales uf love.

W e are drifting along th roug’i the glory ;

The qniet ; the hush ; the dream Hound ; where the battles calling

There ; where the bayonets gleam.There ; where our mates are

beckoning I here in Deaths abyss

W here the shreiking shell ; like 1 sc earn from Hell

Drowns the bullets hiss.

" e hear our mates a ’calling We‘re sqe ding ac o.ss the F am,

farew ell : Fa ewell ; sweet Maori land

Goo i-bve ; fa ir island h:>me.( U )

GROUSING, GROUSING; GROUSING.

hrom W ellington to somewhere down beside a coral reef

On the good old troopship—not allowed to say,

E x is tin g on ripe yellow spuds and

catch, as catch can beef,And tea th a t has the smell of new-

mown hay.

W e’re drilled and drilled and you know w hat in the usual troopship

wayAnd growled and cursed the hour

when we enlisted.Then we’ve praised Dunedin shandies,

cigarettes and Lyal Bay,And other wiles com. ulsor’l-y resisted,

The M ilady fhat kept our Sergeant- Major off p ira.de

W s well discussed by all tne monrn- i g column,

And we’ve nightly pray 3d to Nep­tune to have our S.M. laid

W here the devils of the mal de m «ro won’t m aul ’im.

W e tal ed of jobs we’d left behin 1 a t • X5/IO per week

And other gospels ainia’ le a,ml mild, r Creating a position that was really

q dte unique,The world of Finance helplessly a

childjf

W e’ve laughed an 1 growled aai : earned and sung and played all

sorts of tricks,P a t we’ve tried to do our duty by

each other,And if we did occasionally have a kick

against the prick ,We did it quietly, not to r rise a

bother.

We long to Ian* in you-know-where, where th ere ’s lots of you kn w

what,W here fresh w ater has a tangible

existence.Wh re the waves are singing to the

shore and the tea is sometimes hot And a beer shop within easy walking

distance.

T H E PERISCOPE November 1915

I n S e r i o u s V e i n

Soldiers are warned against the in- 6'crbipnlous dealers of ilie country in w! ich'they will presently adjourn. Tlie Editor Off tlie Egyptian Ga'/ette recently wrote very strongly cn tliis subject, pointing : : t that mtu are defrauded to an en01 moils extent, chiefly throngh their i j.no ance of the value of the cur- i ent c-in and notes. It is re com in ended that i'rit:sh coins be exchanged for local money through the Paymaster, or one of the regular banks, the ordin­ary n ethod of obtui.in.Lj change in sh. ps having prjved unsatisfactory. T he i lk.wing notes and coins are in i otnni Ki use:—

— C oirs— •

1 Piastre 2|d ) Nickel\ Piastres l|d J C ins

2 Piastres 5d )5 Piastres Is OJd (' Silver10 P i.s tn s 2s Id j Coins20 Piastres 4s 2d J1

— Notes—

50 Piastre-note 10, 5d100 Piastre-note £1 Os lOd

Fol o.vii g is some first-hand {informh- tion reg rding “ liquid-ireasnres” :—

“ W hisky” 1 part methyl; ted spirits plus 1 p:irt water (about)

O n e ’Sose. sufficient for any form of mad'i S3,

S E N T R Y -^ N o ! R adi-g malt; r is j&ot especiaTy provided f^r sentiies on duty, They are expected to provide them­selves with literature from the Mess Room before mounting guard.

I N Q U I S I T I V E — I understand the Padre is already married. Yes he did enjoy his extended leave at the last port of call. -vrfu.

A G G R I E V E D B A T M A N — You say that you were wakened up by the Adjutant during the Master’s inspection at i i a.m.! He is his “a bit thick’/ is‘nt he P Never mind, you ean always revert to the ranks.

COI . F — Correspondence declined.

A N X I O U S S E R G E A N T — There dots not seem any probability of his going sick at present. However keep aheer- fu!— remember— “ nothing is impos­sible.”

P A L I A S S E — N o ! I am afraid yon will have to obey orders and sleep on deck wiibout \our mattress. I under­stand however from our “ Bivouac Expert” that a hole dug for the hip­bone to rest in will enable you to sleep comfortably.

A N S W E R S T O C O R R E S P O N D E N T S

A N X IO U S C O O K — I think that if proper representations were made, per­mission would be granted to wear bathir g trunks o i the hosing (bathing) par?, de.

[T I1E L I T T L E M O RE AM D HOW'

M U C H IT IS."

Scene: S hip 's O rderly RoomA soluble L-Cpl is endeavouring to

explain how he was hours late,* off rxtenc’ed (?) leave at Second Port of eall.

0 ,0 . You were diinking I suppose?L-Cpl. Well Sir, I was with several

ther N.<’.0 . ‘s that evening. *

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©ports & EptprtainmeMts

— Committee—

C.ipt! G. V. Bogle, O.iairm in ; Lieut. T . H. J oiYe , S jcret iry : O u t l i n e C. G. i io ich e , C. K. Gis.quoine. C,. Houche:i

• ((J uipl iin) a id A. I. Walker : Lieuts.]. Abel, R. G. Gallien, G. E. Gilbert and A. H.)l,lerness.

W o 'uvve many h rjrs of real enjoy­ment and relax ition to tlie’ above com­mittee in arranging and c mducting various .branches of Sports and C on ­ceits. W ant of accommodation for spectators was a g r e i t drawbac’-c, with theconseqn n;etha: many vverelocked out, but tliisr.wa; unavoidable!

T h e first c ^ce t, given b y f,A ” Com ­pany, was somewhat unfortunate, due undoubtedly to the rong’i se i and the unsteadiness of the bo it, causing m iny contributors to seek refuse nT llieir. berths or over the r<il. H >w_ver, iiiey came on later, and their Star turn m R fm . Robin >>n was excellent.

“ B ” C imp iiiy’s coicert, with the as­sistance of the Bind, was-a decided success. Sert. Bayer rendered that pathetic “ malady” “ England will see it through” in such a m inner as to con­vince us that he alone could do it, and I ’ m sure we all felt v e r y : superfluous that evening. J&fm. Smythe, Luxford, Hay )ittle and Brodziak all gave a good a .c ju n t of themselves. Haybittle in j) u ticular causing much merriment with his song entitled “ The Village Pump” as did Brodziak in his rendering of “ T h e Whistling Stutter” and “ TheSilver King.’”

No.v cam e “ C ” Company in an at- lempt to outdo all forerunners. T hey toad the benefit of experience and cer­tainly took advantage of ‘ it. Lieut. L an kshear took us on a trip to “ Ould Qk-p^nd” w ith his rendering of a

couple of Irish songs dealing with tlnse charming vima;delis of whom we have read so much but have.very rarely seen. Both songs were given with such an amount of feeling that we can have no hesitation in placing Mr Lankshear’s tender spot! Sergeants Armstrong, Be;.t;ie and Makeham, Corporals Bar-

11.at d Br dgman .with. Riflemen Gan- del-I, Hansen, Ormiston and Schaeffer (bhavcr) a l l conti il uted with more or less success. Sergeant- Beattie poss-

ss-.ss a good voice*. Corporal Bridg- in 111 in his imitation of an old woman eutsed much anuisem mL and the ap- .jiaasj givento.Rifleman Fc!) e f f .rw o n ld lave caused Ha'ri J 1 .’airier to *. become ■ilcm with envy. Anyone who can

keep a straight face when Schaeffer gets >n his L ’et should visit Madame I us- sandsc and lose himself. Rifleman 0. mis ton is an excellent elocutionist, the manner in which he portrays his characters leaves nothing to be desired, out it will do him no harm to learn to raise his voice slightly.

Tlie ia-t Comp my concert was given by “ D ’ Company, and it was quite evi­dent ih *.t tlu y had done a tremendous imp.*nt of preparatory work. The iri ;in .lily of their p rogam m e. was its outstanding feature, and much ere Jit is due to H.ifi man Daniell for m >st of the iuspirati ai. Sister Cumberwortli ve-ty luate'iially assisted on the“ sh:ps tinkler” uid we i cl a very brotherly gratitude towards her for he:- cap.V le work. Japt sin Cowie came to 1 glit and set an „-xmij le to other Company Command­ers. Sergt. Major Har ley started “ Tom Bo a ling” with the piano but entered die straight alone:— the result was never in doubt and the applause deaf­ening. Sergeants Gear, Hunt and Roache all lived up tp their reputations while SergeaBt Tyfer conducted the Male Voice Ohoir and wielded the baton

wiUi such energy as would put all bayo net fighters to ihame. Corporal Brown lie triili lightly o r the high notes. Corporal Davidson, Riflemen Cottier, Smith, the Ram age Bros. “ W histlers” M cCook, W hite and N icol allcontribted creditably.

T h e Division <1 Ammunition Colum n brought their “ big guns ” into action and the bill of fare provided proved thoroughly satisfactory. B mibardier Dan Holland waxed eloquent on the evangelical efforts of “ Bill, of Ben­digo,” and in response to an emphatic recall his philosophy was “ Just Smile/ Bombardier Gatteli, the possessor of a pleasing baritone voice, rendered ‘ ‘ Land of Hope and G lory/' “ T h e Perfect D ay/’ and “ Somewhere a Voice is C all­in g ” effectively, while Drivers Phillpott and Farrier Ailard also contributed, vocal items, “ Did Y ou E v e r ” an ! “ Susan Jane/ w^re the subjects o D river Blennerhassett’s recitations, and amusing they were, too. Be.mhardier, Skidm ore, D riveis Holiis and Fret man! also took part, and valuable aid was given by the Rifle Brigade Band, which rendered several selections in a music- ianly m anner.* '1 he Padre ably con­trolled the proceedings, althogh Major G il' accused him of misreading the pro­gramme when he called on the genial M ajor for a com ic song. T he audience w ere disappointed that the little man from W estport did not give them th opportunity of hearing his silvery tenor.

C O M P E T IT IV E C O N C E R T .

E ach unit having held its respec­tive concert, a com petitive one was held last Saturday evening to decide the best entertaining Unit on the Ship

A ll four companies, together with the Divisional Ammunition Column, took part, and the verdict was .given to “ D ” Com pany by the Judges, Gapt B ogle and Capt Houchen.

Father Neptune

T he usual Father Neptuue Pestiv it ie were held on the 4th of Novem her when crossing the Line, and much amusement was provided for the cn-loolurs.

The arrangem ents w ere in the bane’s of the following Com mittee :—

Father Neptune :— Capt Houchen Mrs Neptune :— Lieut AbelUsher :-r— Coipl O'BrienCourt Orderly :— S g t- M jr H a n l oProsecutor :— Doct *r :—Latin rer — Shampooer :— Shaver :— Sprayers :— Cpl

Rt'm B io d zi.k Sh ps B at wain

Capt Bogle Bom b Ho! and Capt G v c yne

Moore & assist an s

Father Neptune (clad in a mo^t elaborate co tume) told how he had come aboard in order to administer ju tice, an 1 he undei stood there were several serious charges against “evejal Officeis, N .C.O /s aiad Riflemen, greivous crimes having been committed, The Court, be ing instructed to proceed . the Prosecutor called upon Lieut Jones (our genial Paymaster, and :* most popular gentlem an— on Pay da\>) who was charged with “ removing Gd’n from N ew Zealand ” Deviating bluhtly from the usual method of pioccdirre. the accused was (as also in all oiIu t cases) found guilty without any evi­dence being takenand sentenced to l e w e lla n d copiously lathered with paste, champooed with jam and shaved with a scythe-likn wooden razor, afterwards hosed until he be nearly drowned.

Capt Purdy (our popular adjutant)was charged am idst great applause, with ‘ Running short of crime-sheets and

thereby depriving the men of their daily pleasure.” He was not at hand

11 T H E PE R IS C O P E Novemfo er / >) c

b a t was eve .1 Lully, fo-i id .hiding under a table in the 'M ess^Eoom and, con­sidering it b*st to surrender, he cam e forth cueerfully.

Farth er charges were m.i de, as per crim e-sheet below, and m any good struggles' resulted. At times the wielder of the n jse was overpow ered by the a c ­c u s e d , the tables turned, and the biter bit.

M ajor Gill, in spite of his stature, put up the best light of the day but suc­cum bed eventually through sheer weight of num bers.

Naturally, everything was taken with g jod grace and we can but attribute g r e a t sporting elem ent to the Court,, or C om m ittee, since they each in turn were crim ed and took their punishm ent— .auch. to the detrim ent of ttieir cos­tumes.

CHIM E S H E E T .

(Abbreviated through want of space.)Captain bugle ; introducing vicious

games, to wit— eriDbage.Lieut W itford : Being too dainty and

genteel.Lieuts. E lder, M cAlister and Arden :

Throw ing overboard Groverument p ro p ­erty, to w it— three m eals a day.

C^pt. Gasquoine : Grossly im proper m anagem ent of the canteen.

Gapt. Houchen : Overstaying leave on ine n ight ot the 21st October.

L ieut. H opkirk : Endeavouring to oust Colonel Fnlton from his position as p rem ier exponent of knotting and lash­ing.

Rfm. S tru thers ; As officers orderly w earing his own shirt.

C.S.M. Lewer ; Making out a co rrec t daily state.

Corpl. Oost-llo (G inger) ; Refusing to die ms hair black.

Bandsm an Back m m ; Attem pting to pass false notes.

B andm aster Cele ; D isorderly c m- dusting.

Rfm. Pike : A ttem pting to steal U->c dog watch.

Corpl. H add )ck ; Failing to make adequate allowance for the twin screws,

S.M. C h a n t; Inciting t .e nurses to violence by displaying a sign reading “ Let H er Box.”’ (L etter Box.)

B O X I N G

F IR v T DAY :— Many in teres 'ing boxine contests 'were fought, and it might be stated w ithout fear of con- trad i tion, that we witnesst d some ^ood h u d an I clean hitting, and pi -my of pluck. Boxing will certainly cure any faint hearts and should take a } rom i- nerit p i r t in the training of a soldier.

Space f rb ’ds our describing th e rounds fully, but we cannot refrain fiom touching upon a few outstandingfeatures.

Ao ( xc^ll^nt exhibition in the heavy­weights w is given bv Rfm Fogarty and Haggai t, both shewing a good am ount of scie. ce, bu t the last-nam ed was handicapped through want of training in 1 consequently could no tlast, Fogarty being declared th^ winner on points.

I 1 the mid lieweights, a bout betw een Ron K night and Skivington cause 1 m my thrills. Skivington stopped a real bum per in a right hook t > jaw, which sent him to the boards, but he regained his feet and was Jgiven time, to re c o \e r his se n s 's by ni, worthy opponent, who could ea^i y have given him a knock-out had he cared t > do so. Finally Skivington cam e on and wnk given the verdict over Knight on points. H ard luck for Ivnight, who thus suffered for his ga la a try

Rfm Lilley and Fagan in the I 'g ’.t- .weights provided good entertaihm en:, [but the form er \\& ' too cool and had

12 T H E P E R IS C O P E N ovem ber 1913

als 1 a considerable advantage in weight, being declared an easy winner.

A hum ourous feont was witnessed: between Rfm Stroud and M M cGarthy, the la tte r landing one great punch, on the most prom inent point of S troud’s dial, causing a to ttering effect sncb as could not be gained on shore at the cost of a m onth’s wages.

Rfm Moore and O’Connor m et in the m iddleweights, and we rem em ber seeing nothing like 'it. Moore went in and pum m elled his opponent for a solid two-minutes, until the gong sounded. One~round was enough ! !

SECOND DAY Rfm Cowan and Fogarty met in the second round of the heavyweights and showed g rea t science T he bout was p retty even, with stra igh t hard hitting, but weight and reach told in the end, and Cowan won a well-fought b ittle .

Rfm Sm ith and McLean came into the ri g, but Smith was a ltogether o u t­classed.

Much am usem ent was provided by Ser^t. Robinson in his ta rn with Rfm; Sproat, th e la tte r evidently n r staking Rebinsou’s “c e n ie cf g rav ity ’’ fo r; punch-ball. After taking very severe punishm ent with g reat pluck and a sm iliag countenance, Robinson le tt the ring beyond recognition. To use a lit­tle Irish we only knew him by knowing his opponent.

O’Connor and Skivington fought in the m iddle’weights, the first named be­ing declared the winner, though the lat­ter stuck to his guns with true British pluck.

In the light-weights Menzies beat Morris in two hits and Fitzm aurice rushed Yardley to such an ext«nt th a t the la tte r gave up the'sponge in the first round.

The Boxing contests no t being com ­pleted before going to press, we appei d below the gemi-final rounds, leaving blank spaces for the insertion of the names of the w inners •

H E A V Y -W E IG H TS^Barker )Cowan j

S p ro a tf ’ |M cLean j

M ID D L E -W E IG H TMoore |O’Connor J .

L IG H T -W E IG H T SMenzies |Li 1 ley )

Fifczm aurce)Goodm. n j

TU G OF WAR.

F IR S T ROUND.C Coy. beat Officers.IS Coy beat Machine gun scctk n.D.A.C. beat A i Coy.D Coy. beat N.Z.M.C.

SEM I FIN A L S.B Coy. beat C Coy.D.A G. beat D Coy.

FIN A L.B Goy beat D.A.C.W inning Team :— Sergt. Bole*-', Co -

porals Taylor and H unt, Rfm. Irving, Clark, Cross, Laurie and Findla)^.

T H O SE B O T T L E S !!“ One who wants to know” is refei ic c?

to the Can teen Regulations. H is argu­m ent is “all at sea” like so m any of the bottles..

1 HE PE R ISC O PE N( \cinb;r i f

A F T E R E F F E C T S

Having written his letters Capt. Johnny W hiker proceeded to. h i row th e envelopes and then put the right le tters in the wrong envelopes.

T h e first letter was to the O.C in re­ply to a/request to enquire why his batik**?; who had been punished foi overstaying leave, had missed attending

in the m Mming.The s-c 11 1 letter was to the keeper

of the canteen, vvh > h id supplied C ipt. Walker with a tin of bad salmon.

T he third letter was a friendly re- . quest to the Medical Officer to. 'supply so n j med cin ; to co ante; act the effects < f the ‘salmon.

Le ter No, 1 intended f< r the keeper of, the canteen, but sent in-the 0 / ' . .‘ ‘You a re a scoundrel, sir. If 1 have a -rep l- tilion of tills stuff, I warn you it shah go overboard :md you. ss.i'iei; it. If you iliink we j incd -this Brigade to be treate 1 so, \ ou’ve made a great mistake. Already you h\ve Ciiused me to spend the mo ning" r shing up and down the stairs,.and now I m ofl to the doc or, I ’il get some dope from him to settle your hash— as well as my . own.

V urs,J. W A L K E R .

L Iter No 2. Inten.de 1 for Meclica3 C i'ticc i and sent to keeper of the can­teen. -To the Stink-seller. Gieeti ii",i \ c eaten s o m e ------ rubbish which

has created a vacuani inside and Fd be (.'i.)liged if you’d send me 'somethin 4 t. om your conglomeration of poisons to settle me dowis a bit. None of the nasty stufl you habitually hand out to your victims, mind.

Y ours,J. W A L K E R .

Letter No 3. Intended for the C.O. ai.d sent to the Medical Officer. Sir— r allowing your instructions I have seen■ uin, Jones. Me has been very sick

since h@ was up before you. He is bet-again now and reckons he ’ll be able

to:-do for jo u tomorrow.”j. W A L K E R , Capt.

THE R U B A IYA T OP A TRENTHAM RIFLEM AN.

Awake ! The bugle calls, cease now your drowse,

Turn first- your mattress then your comrades rc>us ;

PI ce a 1 in order exactly as yoiti’e told :

Yon have nought to do with why’s or how's !;

I sometimes think that nev; r grows so red

'1 11 : tape, as where officialdom is bred

That every order from the Adjutant Should so urelv cause Home aching

head. ■

The moving steamer rolls, and having rolled

Rolls on ; Nor all the food the can­teen sold,

Nor ali th\' meals have got the strength

That ri -ing feeling to withhold.

'i hen said a sohiier with a long drawn sigh

The canteen surely is exceeding “ dry ”

But fill it with some good old oe-vr And then observe the rush to buy.

And that perverted soul, the man above,

Beneath whose thumb we hum bier mortals move,

Expect not that • he should always help you,

For he in turn is bullieii by some other cove.

W ith cigarettes in som • secluded nook

Some ginger-pop and certainly a book,

Life can be pleasant then : But 0I1 * Beware if officers should «hanee to

look-

t* THE PERISCOPE Nw m iW

SUNDAY CIRCLE

T he Colonel had started to read the lesson when he noticed the men w ere all still standing and with his usual con­sideration h® w ished to rem edy the m atter. T he effect w is somewhat startling : “ H ere beginneth the first verse of the first chap ter of Paul’s first epistle to Tim othy. S IT DOW N.’

T here is a delightful little paragraph in the C hurch of E ngland Soldier’s p rayer b^ok which runs as follows :—

“T H E B L E S S IN G ”T h e above service may be shortened as occasion dem ands.

is it not time we tried some new hym ns a t C hurch Parade ? W e havi sung ‘'O nw ard C hristian Soldiers” nearly evt r^ Sunday.

‘•Shill w < gather at the R iver” woulc | be a pleasant change and we understand it is a favourite of several of the offi­cers.

T he follow ing conversation was over­heard after Church Parade las t Sun-j day :—

First Rifleman : Fine serm on that ! Do’nt you think so ?

Second Rifleman : Yes, it was wel tim ed— I noticed half the m en luu: tneir w atches out.

A FEW T H IN G S WK W OULD L IK E TO KNOW .

W hen we n ach our destination, w hether we shall b com m itting Suez side.

W hether it is true our nam e is to be altered from N.Z R.B. to N.Z.C.B.

W ho the Lieutenant was who told the barm an at our last port, of call that we w ere specially pL ked men in the i ‘T ren ts.”

! When the Sergeants a re likely to jmake a Mess Room o:it ot the Ship’s fO v e r ly Room.

Since “ money talks’ * and so m any are “speechless,” w hen^vfearp/ to draw our deferred pay.

W hat the cause was of the unusual hilarity on return frrm leave a t last port of call, of a certain sergeant, m uch in league w'ith a renow ned N ew Z ea­land ‘‘W owser.” Is itt you.

Why the “Green E ye of the Yellow God” is wre iking such vengeance on board our Troopship.

How a certain C.S. M. creases his jfrousers. Surely not under his m at­tress!

W hy the officers failed to hold their ‘conce’t. ju d g in g from the rehearsal, every.hing prom ised well, “Sandy, go home to your M a” being excellently rendered !!

W hat is the o b jtc t of the G ift Com­mittee. W hether there a e any gifts on.

f board. W tn n their fir it silting is likely to take place.

W hy Un t will be requested to pay for all deficiencies in bottle-.

Apropos— A body of men deeidc to to ’in a hnsine: s; say, ju st for ar^umei t, a store to be run on the Co-operative system. At the end cf the )ear, the Directors,in snbm ttiug the bal nee sh te t11 shareholders, point ont th a t in one of the lines dealt in (say, roft drinks) the profit had no t been so great, owing to carelessness on t' e part of the Share­holders in not re tu rn in g empty bottles. W ould the Directors debit this amount to Profit and Loss Account, or make a call on Shareholders’ capital to make up deficiency ?

.'X H E- ■ F1 E RI SCO i p rak-4’ 1955

U OLILQQJJY. Q.K '1 1 1 3 .gEASIC'^ '

• ' ' V . S IG N A L L E R . ' V; : T :- ''

..IN M E V fQ liY O F S E C O N D PO R T

’ o f ' c a l l .”

I ie -fcobd on trie bridge'at midnight, A As the skip was rolling a treat.

And the motion of the ocean .1 lad him'fairly blown and..beat.

And he pondered a’s he staggered- First to starboard, then to port

In the intervals ’twixt spasms,-Of the lessons he’d been taught

Of ihe grandeur,of the ocean,•Of the gentle tropic breeze,

Of the sailor’s life alluring,And rail*j tales like these. ■■

And he ruminated sadly On the golden'age "of youth:

When he credited these stories. * And he gently murmu ed S’truth !

If I had that dash dot dot chap,Who induced me to enlist,

I would dash clot dot his eyebrow With my dash dot dot dot fist !

Ityr this dash dot dc.t dot troopship,. ■Can’t k.eep still a- dash dot dot

Dot dash,-dash clash, dash dot, tick j Ok! woeful is my lot.

No ch irm for m e has breafa.si;And dinner, tea as well

II m ve lost their customed fiavoUr,I i dot and double L.

Land me once more in Auckland,And the dash dot dot dot ship

W ill sink with all aboard it Ere I ’ll take another trip-

LE FT RUM INATING

A rifiemam writing hom® said he was "enclosing a pound note. “ But” he added, “ it has to go through the Cen­

so r ’s hands’-’* Censor’s remark— -“ Have withstood temptation,” We do t^inkl

I’ve been carried up the' .gan.f way, I’Ve been dumped into t h e C a g e , ”

I ’ve smashed the picket’s nose and bunged his eye, -

I’ve broken all the portholes in a glor ' r ious: happy rage,

And now thank the Lord Pm feeling pie. .

I guzzled lots of whisky and I mopped up lots of; beer,

I flirted roun< with Kitty, Maud and May, - j ; .

But the Mayor sent a cable to our hanrary O. C. •

j Saying ;as .we’d ’ad a perfect day.

^es the Mayor sent a cable, ;cos the parson-say’s he did

And I ’m jolly sure ‘ our parson k: would’ut liey ' ■ A '■And now I’m feeiin’ ’appy (tho’ it cost

me arf a quid),I ’m ’appy as a kid but bloomin’ dry.

’Cos the Mayor sent a cable and the folks at Irome all kaovv

I'm such a well behaved and pious gent.

, Not like the Reinforcements which are so bloomin’ l@w.

Oh 1 Aint it grand to be a Toney Trent.

(13)

Surely there is Irish b!ood in the charming nurse who wakened a patient in the ship’s hospital one night recently to ask him how he was sleeping.

It reminds one of the other Irish nurse who wakened a patient to give him a sleeping draught.

1?

16 THE PERISCOPE Nortmber 1915.

NOMINAL R O L L

Brigade Headquarters* Staff. N . 2 . R . B .

O.C, Brigade Lt.-Col. H . T . F U L T O N , D.S.O;

Brigade Major, Capt. P H Bell, A.Q.M.G., Capt. J G Roache,

Sergt. T R Aickin, Q.M.S. M Darke. Sergt. J F Lindsay, Rfm. J A Cole.

ARMY PAY CORPS.Lieut, T H Jones, Sergt W R Gibson.

M O U N T E D PO L IC E .Sergt. H S H ainsw orth, T rooper

It J W Bicknell, R. B ullock-W ebster, J MacRae, H W ilson.

ARMY PO STA L SE R V IC E . Sapper P. B. Stevens, W . J. W eaver

ARMY SE R V IC F CORPS.Driver A Clarke, L G Hooker, A E

K y, H F M arsh, C V Smith.B A TM EN .

Rfm. C Felstrom , H R Craig, ] H am ilton, J. Spteri.

A T T A C H E D TO B R IG \ D E H E A D Q U A R T E R S,

M atron (M rs,) A H Fulton, Sister L T CnVnberworth, A C Douglas, E M Stronach, M ajor P J Barcroft, N.Z.M.C ; Capt. C H ouchen, C h ap lin ; C apt W Fraser, Ship's Q uarterm aster 5 Capt D W ilson N,Z.M*C.; Sergt.-M ajor M W Chant, Army Postal Service.

1st Batt. Headquarters’ Staff

0 .0 . le t Battalion MAJOR W . S. AU STIN,

Capt. R G Purdy, A djutant Q.M. Capt. G E Simeon,

R.S.M. C Liversay, Q.M.S. C N Rabone Sergt T H M cLean, Sergt-Bug J Lee* Sergt F C Dyson, Sergt J F Kelsey’ Sergt. C W A M atthews, Corpl G> Brownlie.

SIG N A L L ER S.Sergt J N Beattie, Corpl A W M

Ohlson, Rfm F W Burrell, A Cam eronv C R D’Audney. J S Howell, A Mainland, D G M acfarlane, N C M cLean, J S Mathias, T C M cGarth, G McNeeley,,0 E Nicholson, E M D Ohlson, W G Ormsby, W. Ryan, H. Toner.

/ T R A N SPO R T.Sergt D Forsyth, L-Corpls 0

Lawrence, L B Riley, Rfm L O Aldridge, K H Davey, W Ire land , A E Sander.-on, H W ilson, J H Minnel, C B M atthews, L W S Tim m ins, E. W hyte J M cPhee.

P IO N E E R S .Sergt T W edgew ood, L-Corpl H

Foley. Rfm H C Biddle, A K Campbell* J Carr, W Don, O G Garlick. C P Lynch, W Stees, R J^ Speer, J C R uthan.

S T R E T C H E R B EA RERS.Rfm O Backman, R M Blyth, T K

Cavanagh, R B Dephoff, S f Donaldson. V N Gordon, E A Grant, W H Hay-1 bit tie, C N M cE^chem , J E W O’Brien* D Pain, C E Parkes, G L Stroud, B J Shadlow, W B Stone, J W alker.

B A TM EN .A Capil, V Dawson, H Dowman,.

N A Holloway, J W Rawliings. .

N.Z. M ED IC A L CORPS (A ttached.)Capt G V Bogle, Corpl G C Sherwood,

Ptes G Crosbir, A W Klenner, F G Richardson.

O R D E R L IE S TO M ED IC A L O E F IC E R .

L-Cpl C J Henty, Rfm E J Taylor.

1.7 .THE.-PERISCOPE JSTovember 1915.

p . . . G U N S E C T IO N ,-•

- .1; . L t e i f R G G A L L 1 E N ,

S ergts 'A W\ Reynolds and "J Row ney, Corpls P J Clarke ' an d ::G l R Bo6th, L-Corpl C .A .W ooileyv Rim C ,B Ayling,

' C H BeckV'F; Bell, J ;Burrj No:,y j'jV D J yolijnsv ;P,JC F airbroth er;: R J Fisher,

10 € .P Forsdick,’ t 'V ^ G ib sO n ,:,N- Gibbon,■ L 'G GqtJiaJjdV"tk”'Gj,alianH‘ ‘'E Land, D

bay/ Lock, G T-T^ucas, F Nesdal• O S NicholsOn, J H ‘ \i^ch©1sauy., V \ '

Nesdale,

I ^1 North, L C " barker J. A/- R;£e,.;lF Ramsay, ,J Ji to v P. S h e p h e r B ^ W irKStdi-i^V.. & E

lfT*y-incen’t, J W Weeks,” 0 " M V Wiiyte, D Wi..ifiamson; ,N W West, ;■ .: V .

v a ” c o m p a n y ,

' (Q.O.) M \J0 R W K.YY, ■;

Capt C K GasqiVo'ine, /Lieut A H 6ggans,.2nd-Lieuts E H Buckeridge, J A D Hopkirk, W L Mitchell, Rfm I T Adams, T J Adams, R MvlAnderson, A L .A n n a n d J A Arc her, ... C orp 11 & B A ylihg/Rfni A S B tines, E*. A Baker,

\ j L Bariy , I W Baxter,. H M W Bavlis. 'C J Beil,. G ’.Del ling ham, L-Corpl W A• Bloom, Rtin j :1-I Bond, II M Bradford,VI C Brooks, J‘ Bruce, Corpl-J P Bu^ch, Rfm C Burgess, G F Burnett, W H Butler, J Carlyon, W R Cherrie, J G Christopher, C >rj»V'A Cleave, Sergt C S Clemens, Rfm A. E Cor kill; C H J Cox, E 'Crabbe, W '1' Oropp, C-Cunningham, F G Dan?<; I) D ivey, A D Davies, Corpl L H M D ;tvis, Rtm R J Dawhin, W J De oazin, H E Denton, J W Dryden, S Dunn, T E iri, K E East, , P ETr.ond, G.M Elliott,'J J Erickson. J Fayen, G T Kenwick,!G Ferguson, Corpl J Finn, L-Corpl F N Fletcher, Rfm H Fraser, A Fullerton J Gallagher,, A R Gallaugher, L-Corpl I George, Sergt S T George, Rtm B German, Sergt W W Gibb, Rfm

|P M ; Guiigan, ' W G-offin, L-Oorpi jW H%G-prdo.n,} Rfm W Govmour, R. W R Graham;' A G - Grant, 11 Groves, j Hamilton,- F, Hammer, T W Hanna, C Harris, A^Hay, Corpl A N Heather, R E Heldt, Rfm C W'Henderson, C jrp l F W Henley, ' Rtm J Henry, H Hill, A Hcdder, N E Hughes, S H Howard, Bugler A J Jordon, Rfm P J Keene, H0 King; G.S, lVI, R V A Knox, Rfm W Korner, W Lam bit*, F ] T Lee, C L Leeds, A1 W Ldmdorf, N S Levido, K W Lewis, W Lindsay, Corpl H E Lodge, Rfm T L >tt; H;n Ldw- y, T Lyon , A Manning, W Ma'theson, A Mitchell,, Sergt : 'S 'r J ; Ma^Hdge, Rfm E C D MuntigU. F'Moi^an, A L Morris-n. D Mou.it, Sergt J • Mowlem, Rf n Gr Murdock/D'-AIac^bil'ar, A G- McAnnally E , T MoGkrthy. A J McOaw, L McOiurej E McGoliVnn. VR J McDermott, C F McGechie/A Mac Lachlan, F G McLean, J P McNeil. T B Me William,, G Nairn, A Nicholson. E O 'Nicholas, J Noei, li-(.-orpl S H Norris, Rfm J Orr, C J Panting, P K Parr, W Peacock, W J Perry, R N T en k, W Flacaril), L W Prior. W J Prouser B R Purvis, 'E Rees, J E Ricketts, J C Ritchie, W (J R >ber:- son, W R Robertson, E C RusseiJ; L Sanderson, E G Scott, r„-0 v-pj H Y Stewarty Rfm f B Sexton, H Shove, E Skiviiigt ui, L E Small, E L Smith, L-Corpl W T Smith, Rfm J Stevenson, H L S Stoddart, W W Struthers, A Taylor,. S E Thomas, F Thomson, P Thompson, W Th aiipson, B Thorn, T B 'I'horn, A 'Pill, W C Todd, C Traill, E Traill; L Trusc‘ >tr, J C Ve-ner, 0 J W liters, E L Watchorn, J H Watson,. L-Corpl S F A'fm Weir, G Ai West, N B Wes ter holm, W F vVhitehorn, F J Whitfield, L R Wilkinson, J Wi.hams, W Wi’linms. S e ’-gr B F Willis, Kim A Wilson, E R W ijrd^y, Serg P J Woofcton, 'Rfm E T W./ight.

18 *Hft PBMSOOPE

44 B ” C O M P A N Y .

>■ (O .C .) C A P T E P U T T IC K C apt A I W alkerr Lieats I’ A Elder,

D B M acfarlane, C L W a.d roo , 2-LieutA C A S exto s, Rfm ] M Ballantyne,; L-Corpl W B a rn s, Rfm P W Barrett. G Beatson, R S Bel!, Ser >t A J F Berrv. Rfm T E Bickford, A J Bird, S.T>.ts G H Boles, A S Bover, Rtm H J Brodziak. F W Broad, W Bruce, H Bryant, E l Bugg, W J Cam pbell. P Cam pbell, L-Corpl J Cardwell. Rfm J V M Cauty. P J Christmas, J Clark, W T Clark. D B Cocker ill, S ergt P E Cole, Rfm W M Connell, M Corner, L-Corpl V G D Corrigan, Corpl J Costello, Kfm K Cow an, A L Crafar, L-Corpl J G Craster, Rfm G Craw, P L Crean, G H Cross, A W Cum m ing,A J Cunningham. A J T Davis, E N D u is , G A D aw so * T G Dick. J H Dixon. J Dool y, W B Downer, J J D oyle, WT Dry-dale, W K Ellen, H E Erickson, H M E vans,-1? W E Evans. V J Farrington, H A Findlay, T S Findlay, E C Fitzwater, C W Foster, H C FYampton. Corpl A R Frandi, Rfm F C Franks, E W Ga*son, H T Gilhooly. W M Glenham , E V G lover, J ] Goodman. G Graham , F C O Griffiths, W G Gunn, A H Hadlev, R Hallam , II S Hamilton, W B Handley. C L Hankins, J H argreaves, C Harris, H J Harvey, R H arvey. R H H arvey, R jP sT Hayman, E H ealey, R W Hebenton, L-Corpl J J G H erzog, Corp! L Hunt, Rfm L Hunt, J P H ilton, A W Iorns, C Irving,‘Corpl D L J >ck, J E Jotins ton. J T Johnston, J Jones, A J Kane, F W Kemp, J King, J S Kingdom , F O Kr.ight, R Knox. E J Lake, H A Lane, L H Langely, A Latim er, E G Laurie, Corpl R Lepper, Rfm A M Levy, C,S.M . E Levver, Rfm W S Lloyd, L-Corpl A C E Loacis- man, Rfm E C Loper, M G Luxford, A M acdonald, H Martin, L J M itthews.j

-ft M awhinney, A M M cB ;de, J McCook,]

1915.

R M cCook, Q.M.S. A L McCormick,, Bftn C M cCurdy, D McGallon, A M cGregor, H M cGuinu. J McIntosh W L M cIntosh, R A M cKinnon, L-Cpli W E M cLean, Rtm A M Metzger,. W J M Miller, P E O Milligan, A j Milli*, H M itchell, L-Corpl ft A* Morrison, Rfm J E Mouldey, L-Corp* D R Munroe, Rfm W G Murphy, A T Murray, A W Murray. Corpl G Murray,. Rfm J Mu/.io, T Nelligau, T Nimm<,>„ D J Norman, A J Norris, A B A O ’Connor, A Oliver, J L O ’ Reilly, C R Oite, Sergt A H Outtrim, Rfm 1< A Owens, H Parsons, D Pattrick, H G Pegden, Corpl R C Pennev, Rfm A Peterson, F Piinm, L-Cpl W H Pimm,. Rfm E Pi tier, A Posha. G 13 Pow»ie,

H Pragnell, O A Prior, R Pryor, L A Purcell, J A Rankin, E f R eeve, A Reeve.:, C O G Reid, E A 'R alp h , C E Reynolds, W Richards. D Roberts,. C C Robertson. T A f Robinson, Sergx C R >llo, Rfm R Russell, R Kn-sell, J A Scott, A Sergison, J Shanaghan, F R. Silby, W Simmonds, R J Sinclair, A Smith, C W Smith, W A Sinythe, F Somerton, E W Spurden, F Sterling, Sergt R W St. Leger, Rfm W Stockdale„ C Stokes,iE J Stokes, C R Strang, L-Cpl E W Stronach, Rfm J T S tu rg e sv J S- Sutton, S B Swindells, A H Symond>: H Tadm an, R Taylor, Corpl J B K Taylor, Sergt S F Tem ple, Rfm J Tem pleton, E Thomas, J S Thompson. J S Thomson. C J Todd, J M Todd, E C Travers, D A Valentine. S !J Vivian,.0 A Voss, C H W allace, L-Gorpl R H Walmsley, Rfm Gr J W alsh, 0 Ward.. H F Ward, B W arren, R W eeks F W J W elsh, R J W hite, W D H W hite, Sergt G Wilkie, Rfm A O Williams, C S Williams, Sergt K G Williams, Corpl C N Willis, Rfm W W illoughby, J T W oodhouie, Corpl J, W oollatt, Rfm J W W right, A J W yeth W I Young, T F York.

19 • THE PERISCOPE November 1915.

“ C ” COM PANY.O.C. CAPT. J. POW .

Lieut B R Lankshear, 2nd Lieuts N Angus, C E G ilbert, J C Holland, J L McAlister," Rtm W Amondsen, H J Angus, W G Angus, H W Apperley. H Arrner, Sergt J Arm strong, Rfm F W Arnold, A A Auger, H R Austin, T Bader, W Baird, H Baker, W Banks, Corpl F I) Barron, Rfm T E Baxter, D Bell, L-Corpl E C Beresford-Wilkinson, B glr C L Betts, Rfm G Blacklock, R G Blaikie, W Blaikie.A H Bond, Corpl F Oi Bridgem an, Rfm E A Britton. Corpl C E Brown, R m J A Brown, J S B Bruges, C K Bur-. T H Butt, Sergt R T Caldwell, Rim E J Campbell, L-Corp A J Cannai'.l, Rfm G A Cardno, D C arter, W L f ’a r tt r , H R V Challiner, J Chalmers,W G Chaney,H Churchouse, S J Clarke, L.Corpl S E Cole, Rfm H Cook, A C Craig, A W Craiij, F J Crafts, C H Cnvng, L-Corpl J K Gres- ^Tell, C orpl P E Cummins, Rfm E C unningham , J D’Authreau, T , G Davies. M Davis, M Day. A J Daysh,J G Dick, A A Dimmock, W C Dob- binson, } Donn, H A Douglas, W J Drysdale, F Duff y, W Duffy, G W Dunn, J Dunsm uir, S D Eade. A E nuett, E Ericksen, L Evans, C G Fearon, ^ H Fitzm aurice, Cpl R H G Fleck, Rfm W E Foley, A Forsyth,J Fow ler, G E Fl icker, F W Fry, J S (jrandall, A Gannaway, Cpl W George Rfm O A Gillespie,^ R Girven, R H G oldsbrough, F Goodwin, J K Gower. H F Gribbcn, R G Grieve, H Hansen,L F Harris, H G H aw kit s, W Heo- w orth , E W Hill, Cpl VV H Hindle, L-Cpl W Hollebon. Rfm H E Hooker,L G Hookings, B P H opping, R L H orn, A R Houston, W S Howell, D Irvine, J Irvine, Sergt L M Isitt, Rfm R Johnstone, L F Jones, H Joslin^, H Kappily, P Kean, G T B Kenah, Sergt R Kirker, Rfm N J Lam b, D G Law- ercnce, C V Le Brun, A Leckie, S Juewfc, E Liliey, W J Lindsay, D Liv-I

ingstone, J Lloyd, Sergt W Lonsdale* Rfm T Lynch, B gr A Mahan, Sergt C E M akeham , Rfm D 0 Maltby, D Malton, G S M atheson, D May, J W Menzies, T Millard, L E Moir, L H Molloy, C W More, W L'Morr ce, A H Morris, O M orris, H Muir, C Murray, R N M urray, L-Cpl McAllum. R fm T M cB ride, W McCaw, A McCulloch, J McDonald, N M M cDonald, L C M cEwin, G F M cGregor, H McKegney, W A M cKenzie, G B M cLachlan, C C McLeish, D M cPherson, C G W Mc- Quarrie, H New sham , C H N orth, A H Notm an, Cpl E F O’Brien, L-Cpl J P O’Brien, Rfm J O’Connor, T O’Grady, W J Oliff, J O’Meara, R P Orrpj^ on. J O rsborne, A J O ’Toole, T O ’Toole, W B O’Toole, A Page, W W Palmer, G Parker, A H Pellow, J A Penm an, Sergt G V Petersen, Rfm W Petersen, A W Plum m er, G C Plum­mer, S H Poole, Cpl F L Prebble, S.M, R C Parkis, Bgl J H Phillips, Rfm J Pennell, E F R m ce , W R eed, A Ree, G Reeves, S Rich, Cpl S R ichards, Rfm H C R ichardson, L-Cpl J W Richardson, Rfm Ritche, W A R o i ert- 'On, Sergt E F Robinson, Rfm T O Robinson, J Roche, P R Ross, E T Ryan, A C Schaeffer, R B Schofi K , E J Sherw ood, Q. M. Sergt. W H Simmons, Rfm J A Sm art, F L Smith-, L-Cpl F Smith. Rfm W J mi h, G E Snell, I Stem son-M erritt, J S Stevenson E Stopforcl,' K Scott, D S Stroud, A G Stubbing, L-Cpl H S tru thers , Rfm [ G Stuart, G E Styles, E G S u th er­land, W J Sutherland, V J H Taylor, \V L Taylor, J T hom , R H Thom as,'2 W Thom pson. W M L Tosh, H rriplow , J T rudgeon, H Tuke, W C rurner, D E Tyler, D H Varcoe, H C

W ainw right, T W alker. H T Waller,W W ebber, L J W hisker, Cpl F B W illiam?, Bfm R ] Wilson, T A W ilson,J A W olstenholm e, H E W ood, O W ood A L W oodbury, L-Cpl J M W rightson Rfm H W Young.

20 THE i ’ElilSCOPE

“ D ” C O M P A N Y ,

(O.C.) C A P T . J, R, C O W L E S .

LieutsN J Reed, H Holderness, 2 nd- L ieu tsG M Wilford, N L Macky, N H Arden, Rfm A M Adams, C Anderson, T A M Anderson. E Anniss, II Bain, S Baker, R Barris, J. Beatty, T Black, H J Bowden, Corpl J M Bower, Rfm L Boyd, A R Brig titling, H L Bucken- ham, Sergt A R Blackman,. Corpl J T Bisman, Rfm E G Brooks, Corpl H V Collins, R f m L H Callaghan, D Cameron.] H Campbell, E B Casey, A Ceuci, A Chammon, H } L Chapman, H IJ Clarke, P Clarke, L Clark, L K Co il ms W J Comber, A D Gorkiij, B V C Cottier, L-Corpl W J C r o o k R f m S A Crnttendon, G Cumberland, F C D icey. L T Daniel, L-Corpls A (x D avidson, A G Davidson, Rfm J A Davie, F D ivies. W Dean, A D i n je y , W J Done h e r v, N Duncan, L-Corpls R M Dough tv V M Edgar, Rfm J Edmonds, C E Emnonds, E J Ellis, E Emerson, Bugler R.Elliott, Sergt E C Ferguson, Rfm W .H F agm , W S Fanselow, W R Foden, R Fogarty, R Fowler, E ] Francis, Sergt C- Gair. Corpl P L Grant, Rfm R Gibson, S F Goodenough, A Gordon •Gjassford. W Gowan, J H Graham, W Gr undy, D R Guest, F A Guy, G.S. M. J Hartley. Q.M.S. V P Hopkins, Sergt H q Hunt. L-Corpl 0 E Henderson.. Rim G T Hamen, G F Hardinge, W R Hardwick, R J Holland, G Houghton*,A J Hudson, L-Corpl G V Jackman, Rfm S Jac k s i n, A Jackson, W Jackson, I James,. H A

; Jay, H C Jepson, G Johns, R F John­stone, H D Jones, R A Jones, J L Keogh, R Key, T W Knightbridge, L-Corpl A H Lindsay, Rfm,. F Lang-; don, M Leane, 0 Lindsay, J Living­stone, L M Lowen, G E Luseombe, Corpls J H McKenzie! ;..W, McNab, L-Corpl D McLean, Bugler E T McKain, Rfm 1 0 McLean, J.,A McCook, F McLean, G M M cLeod,• W A MeQueen, Sergt J R Miller, L-Corpl S Menzies, Rfm. H J 0 Martin, a R Masters, F J May, W. ,Meikle, R A

November 1915

Merry, A J Milner, I" F Mitchell, A M Mitchell, C Montgomery, C R Morgan.J G M o n i .^0 J Morse, R Myers, Corol C P Nek:on, Rfm A S Xicol/'W E Nicol, D C Nixon, A J Norris, M S North, P W North, | Xearv. T E O ’Connor, '5 R

bg g , J R Oliver. H G O ’Noili, H W Orr, O R Pain, C C Palmer. K W Parsons, 0 F Pa son son, F R Payne. S Perfect, H Pike, F A Porter, W Pvl Sergt J A R Vphe, Rfm W . R.-bhits, F M B Ram age, I G Ram age, A S Ramsay. A E Raynor, T Iti-jharJs-,: W F Ro?.e>*«,J Ross, W Ronaldson, E Rout," W J Rov, Sergt W A Stead, Corp’s A Smith,. E W Sutton, L-Corai J E vj icden, Rfm W H Sant. D T Schm.mian \ A Scott,. T CSc.)tt. W Scott, R.Searchiield; 11 M Sheild, F Short, J Sim -, J R Sind f H Siev wright' R A E Sk lion. R H Sloan, B W Smith. S E Smith, •'* Smith wick W j ^ o j o m o i i , ! I H South- iom be, H G Sn.roat,,..]. A Steele, E S Stephen*, H Stephen-, J Stephen son-, C Stevens, W A Stott, J T Strachan, A S'»utlie; lan'd,‘ F , A Sutherland, H Sweeney, S O Thomas. A C Thompson,- 'D M. Thomson, ..C Timmins,- E Tim- hiin/-;, J £ 'Tornquest, F Trotter, C A Tucker, Sergt N L. Tvler, Rfm H H Walker, J R W m ^ m L J D .Weir. B 0 Wel'iiigton, H j Westbury,< R White, G A Widdowson, W Widdowson, H M Wilde, C Wilson, D Wilson, R W ils o n .

A Winn.R Withington, R J W<>od ridee, P Woodford, Cpl. M Wal L-Cpl H ' H Yardley, Kfm L L Young.

FI E L D A M B u L A N C E ,

Sergt S D Muntij Gpls C A Linehan F McLennan, Ptels H D Aitken, J A. Boyd, T R L Burns, E Barry, C 'H Bourke, J: ;Boenti. W C m tor, L ’ D Corbett, H C ra w fo rd ,1 M Douglas', Eltringham,-EX/Goldsmith, L T Horg- son, A E Hampton, K G Ha steel, S Hodges, A L Hume, W J Inkpen. A Langford, J Morton, J 0 Moore, J F McCarthy, E Mcllraith. J H Rf eves C Sandman, W .T. Tutty,AY A Ure.

T i n : P FRI SCOPE November 1915 .

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