Blois, Arthur O. „ 66th Regt., N.S. Campbell, Herbert M. „ 81st Regt., N.S. Curren, Reginald H. „ 14th K.C.H., N.S. Flowers, Eric P. „ 1st C.G.A., N.S. Gale, John R. „ 62nd, N.B. Guildford, David A. „ 1st C.G.A., N.B. Gunn, James D. „ 69th, N.S. Henry, John D. „ 8th Hussars, N.B. Hobkirk, Charles H. „ 71st, N.B. Keswick, Robert McL. „ 73rd, N.B. McKay, Reary „ O.T.C., N.B. McLean, James D. „ O.T.C., N.B. McCleave, Harry A. „ 76th, N.S. Murray, Ralph M. „ 74th, N.B. O’Leary, Harry „ 73rd, N.B. Perks, Arthur J. „ 66th, N.S. Rogers, William M. „ 63rd, N.S. Russell, Bernard W. „ C.F.A. N.S. Watt, William L. „ 73rd, N.B. Wetmore, Norman H. „ O.T.C., N.B. Winslow, Donald B. „ C.F.A., N.B. Adjutant, Captain J. Hutton Wallace „ 81st, N.S. Medical Officer, Capt. Arthur C. Jost „ C.A.M.C., N.S. Quartermaster, Captain Samuel S. Wright „ R.C.G.A., N.S. Chaplains— Hon. Capt., Rev. Wm. Fowler Parker „ N.B. Hon. Capt., Rev. Father Patrick McQuillan „ N.S. Paymaster, Hon. Capt. Robert M. Hope „ C.F.A., N.B. On arrival in England, April 9th, the Battalion moved to Bramshott, where it remained for four weeks. It then moved to Otterpool for preliminary musketry, proceeding to Lidd for the final training in that branch. During the stay at Otterpool the Battalion was attached to the 6th Training Brigade, being inspected by Major-General Sir Sam Steele, together with the 63rd, 66th and 69th Battalions. After the inspection Major-General Steele informed the troops that they were fully equal to any troops he had ever inspected, but that owing to certain exigencies of the war it was impracticable to send them to the Front as Units. Next day the drafting commenced and 198 were sent to the A.S.C. [Illustration: CAPT. F. FAIRWEATHER (killed in action).] [Illustration: LIEUT. REARY MCKAY (killed in action).] [Illustration: LIEUT. H. A. M‘CLEAVE (killed in action).]