Rowley
Officer under Robertson's command
Mentioned: 1917 only
Comrades in the field The subject of a short, unhappy arc across December 8–10, 1917: breaks camp, is caught out after curfew by the Military Police, gets remanded for a Field General Court Martial, and has the case dismissed by Robertson himself two days later.
Appears in the diary · 5 entries
1917
- 8 December 1917second diary… e Lt. Douglas called re War Diary Offloading – cement – 500 bbls Trench boards pumps. Fire in Walker's hut. Rowley broke camp.
- 9 December 1917Rain. The moisture rather put the lid on the trip Peveral & I intended making into the back country. Rowley caused the most excitement to-day. – Being used as a stool pigeon by the M.P.s he was out …
- 9 December 1917second diary… t to C.E. Il Div indent for whole park. 3rd reminder from Echelon re Haines. Haines & Edgar for Med. Board. Rowley up. – Remanded for F.G.C.M. Voted 16 Interviewed A.P.M ref Rowley Engine in & connected u …
- 10 December 1917… d's "Mealy Puddings" for brekker. – Rather flat tasting stuff. Coles came down to pay us a visit. Dismissed Rowley's case. – Got the rest of the crocks off. – Car-load of coal only mat. in today. Maj. Rol …
- 10 December 1917second diaryDismissed Rowley's case. Took out petrol engine. Rearranging saw-tables & truing up. No mill work 10 tons …