Item 04: General William Holmes intelligence reports, 1906-1914 - Page 24
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[Page 24]
W.112/4/254
Melbourne, 7th November, 1914
Colonel W. Holmes, D.B.O., V.D.,
Adminstrator,
Rabaul,
New Britain.
With reference to your letter dated Rabaul, 16th October, 1914., the following copy of a minute written by the Hon. The Minister for Defence, is forwarded for your information:-
"Colonel Holmes should be informed that the Government fully appreciate and recognise the valuable services rendered by the Forces under his command".
(Signed) G.F.P.
6.11.1914.
[C.H.G?] for
Colonel,
Chief of the General Staff.
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