The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-12-09
Field Artillery Orders.

follows:
Field Artillery Orders.
The organizations hereinafter named
are designated for service in Hawaii
Territory, and will be relieved from
duty at their present stations in time
to proceed to San Francisco for embark
alton as follows:
Field Artillery-First Field Artil-
lery: Headquarters, band, headquarters
of the second battalion, and Batteries
d and E, July 5, 1911. Upon arrival at
Honolulu the organizations named will
proceed to Schofeld Barracks, Island
of Oahu, for station.
The animals, guns and equipment of
Batteries ID and E, LIST Field Artillery,
will be left at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, and
will be cared for by Battery c, 5th
Field Artillery, ordered to take station
at Fort Sill by Par. Il, G. o. No. 176,
w. D., September 21, 1910, until the ar
rival of headquarters of the LIST bat
talon, and Batteries A and B, 5th Field
Artillery, hereinafter ordered to pro.
ceed to that post for station.
Arrangements will be made by the
proper department commander so that
the headquarters and band, headquar-
tiers of the second battalion, and Bat.
teries d and E, First Field Artillery
together with the horses and horse
equipment of Batteries A and B, Fifth
San Francisco, in ample time for Bat.
teries D and f, First Field Artillery
to take over the animals, guns, and
equipment of aBtteries A and B, Fifth
Field Artillery, at the Preside of San
Francisco, prior to embarkation on
July 5, 1911, when the animals, guns
and equipment in question, and the
horses and horse equipments of the
band, First Field Artillery, will be
placed in charge of an officer and a de
tachment of enlisted men of the First
Field Artillery, and will be shipped il
charge of the detachment to Honolulu
ii. T., on the first animal transport sail
ing from San Francisco thereafter.
Infantry Assignments.
Second Infantry; Headquarters, band
first and second battalions, and ma
chine.gln platoon, March 5, 1911. Up
on arrival at Honolulu the organiza
tions named will take station at Scho
field Barracks, Island of Oahu.
Third battalion, June 5, 1911. UpoI
arrival at Honolulu the battalion will
proceed to Fort Shafter, Island of Ga
hu, for station to relieve the SECOND
battalion, Twentieth Infantry, which
upon being thus relieved, will proceed
to San Francisco on the transport leav
ing Manila June 10, 1911, and upoi
arrival in the United States will TAX
station at Fort Douglas, Utah.
Upon departure for the Philippin
Islands of the organizations of tn
Third Cavalry from Fort Wingate, N
NJ, as directed in Par. ! of this order
that post viii be turned over to care
takers 10 be furnished by the quarter
masters department, and upon depart
ure for Hawaii Territory of the organi
zations of the Second Infantry froH
Fort Thomas, KY, and Fort Assinni
boine, Mont, as directed In Par o
this order, those posts will be turne,
over TO the caTetakers to be furnished
by the quartermaster' department.
Three Army Bands.
There is jlst a chance that schofel,
Barracks may have three ehaplaill
Father lIouiihnn left for the Coast YES
terday ON sick leave. The Second In
fantry may have another and possibly
the Field Artillery, one post in th
East has recently had two ehaplaini
However the three separate 0Tganiza
lloas are 20 have bands, There viii b
q eayalTyi an .nfantry aud an ariilleT,
band
However, iho one battalion Of th
snsopd Infantry 10 be stationed AZ for
hhafler Nil he assigned ono hand 3
lhat ihai posi viii Rot Do behipd y
martial mnsif