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The London Gazette, 29 June, 1917. 6419 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 29 JUNE, 1917. 6419 SOLDIERS' BALANCES UNDISPOSED OF. In pursuance of "The Eegimental Debts Act, 1893," notice is hereby given that there is avail- able for distribution amongst the Next of Kin or others entitled the sum of money set opposite to the name of the deceased Officer and each of the deceased Soldiers named in the lists which are published with this notice in the London Gazette and the "Army List," and are also to be seen at the Eegimental Depdts throughout the United Kingdom. Applications from persons supposing themselves entitled as Next of Kin should be addressed by letter to "The Secretary, War Office, Park Buildings, St. James's Park, London, S.W.," and marked outside "Effects." R. H. BRADE. War Office, June 29, 1917. List CGCCCIV of the names of deceased Officers and Soldiers whose Personal Estate is held for distribution amongst the Next of Kin or others entitled. Effects 1916-1917. £ s. d. Malcolm, H. A. D., 2nd Lieut., Royal Field Artillery 87 2 0 Abbott, W., Private, Hampshire Regt 287 Adams, A. J., Private, Royal Army Medical Corps 442 Addy, F., Private, Easb Kent Regt. 108 Allan, D., Private, King's Own Scottish Borderers 010 8 Allardice, W. A., Private, Middlesex Regt 637 Amber, F., Private, Royal West Surrey Regt. 5 16 5 Anderson, A., Private, Royal Scots 051 Anderson, A., Lance-Corporal, Royal Berkshire Regt 617 7 Anderson, E. C., Private, London Regt 649 Anderson (alias Henson), J., Private, Bedfordshire Regt. 213 3 Anderson, W. R., Private, King's Own Scottish Borderers 018 3 Anson,. R., Private, Middlesex Regt. attached London Regt 518 6 Armshaw, H., Private, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry 5 1 4 Arnold, R., Royal West Kent Regt 7 9 10 Ashmore, C., Private, Somerset Light Infantry 11711 Atkins, T., Private, Liverpool Regt 227 Attwood, R., Sergeant, East Yorkshire Regt., 394 Augustos, T., Private, Northumberland Fusiliers 258 Ayres, W., Private, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry 084 Baggs, N,, Private, South Staffordshire Regt 3 14 0 Bagshawe, L., Private, South Staffordshire Regt. 449 Baker, A., Private, King's Own Scottish Borderers 26 1 6 Baker, F., Private, Bedfordshire Regt 201911 Baleh, G., Private, Devonshire Regt 0 16 0 Baldwin, S., Private, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Regt 216 6 Balf, J., Private, Durham Light Infantry 484 Barber, H., Private, Herefordshire Regt. 326 Barker, W., Private, Gloucestershire Regt. 417 0 Barlow, J., Private, Manchester Regt. 2 6 11 Barlow, J., Lance-Corporal, North Staffordshire Regt. 113 1 Barrett, J., Private, Liverpool Regt. , 019 3 Bascombe, H., Private, Liverpool Regt 233 Baseley, H. W., Private, Royal Berkshire Regt 344 Basnett, T. W., Private, Yorkshire Light Infantry 1 111 Bateman, C., Private, Welsh Regt 356 Bates, J., Private, Royal Welsh Fusiliers 706 Bath, E., Bombardier, Royal Field Artillery 26 13 5 Beasley, J., Private, Middlesex Regt 372 Beaty, W., Private, Westmorland and Cumberland Yeomanry 995 Beckett, C., Lance-Corporal, Bonier Regt 3 19 5 Beeby, P., Private, Northamptonshire Regt 911 2 Beer, H., Saddler Sergeant, Royal Field Artillery 642 Beere, A. H., Lance-Corporal, Royal Defence Corps 0 10 0 Bell, J., Lan^e-Sergeant, Border Regt 014 9 Bell, S., Private, Coldsbream Guards 1514 7 Bigwood, J., Private, Wiltshire Regt 31710 Bird, G. E., Pioneer, Royal Engineers 11 1010 Bird sail, E., Private, Manchester Regt 455 Birkett, W., Sergeant, Royal Scots Fusiliers 212 7 Bishop, A. E., Lance-Corporal, North Staffordshire Regt. 299 Blackman, R. P., Private, Royal Fusiliers ... ' 6 0 11 Blytb, R. H., Private, Norfolk Regt 286 Blyth, W., Driver, Army Service Corps ... 4 12 10 Boag, J., Private, Northumberland Fusiliers 544 B 2.
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