Representative gress

on

of the British Army at the Conto be held this month in Paris.

Surgery

EXTENSION OF SERVICE.

Di{.

Rice, Surgeon-General with ernment of India, has been granted

the Govan

exten-

sion of service which will allo\V him to serve five years in his present office from the date of

appointment.

PROMOTIONS.

Surgeon-Majors

to be

Surgeon-Lieute-

nant-Colonels.?Crombie, Murphy, Jouberfr, Russell, Scully, Hall, lieid, Fasken, Lawrie, Wilson, Mulvany, Zorab, Dutt, Bookey, Macgregor, Young, Duke, McConagliey, Palmer, Williams, Holmes, Ferris. RETIREMENT.

Surgeon

Lieutenant-Colonel

Wood, Bengal

Medical

tired.

Establishment,

J. has

J. re-

appointments.

It has been

arranged

that

Deputy Surgeon-

General Harvey sliall remain with the

Force, Presidency. Frontier

instead of

proceeding

Punjab to the

District Brigade-Surgeon Spencer, Residency and Chief Medical Officer, Rajputana, has been nominated to succeed Deputy SurgeonGeneral Morice, who has been invalided from

Surgeon

Calcutta.

Surgeon-Major Newman, Civil Surgeon, Ajmir, succeeds Brigade-Surgeon Spencer as chief administrative Medical Officer, Rajputana. Dr. R. A. K. Holmes, Officiating Inspector-

General of Jails in the North-West Provinces, has been compelled to go home cn sick leave. Dr. E. Mail' will act till Sir John Tyler returns. Brigade-Surgeon Lieutenant-Colonel C. E. Harrison has been elected to act as Medical