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Period of absence, "Without Leave" and "In Prison" cannot count towards qualifying service for King's Medal (P.1147. R.W.). Case of No. 11101, Pte. J.H. Long, Royal Army Medical Corps. Absent.

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A.G.2/M/13981
10.10.04

Members of the East Griqualand Field Force, not eligible, for service with that unit, vide letter from Acting Under Colonial Secretary, Cape Town. K.Q. 1/163/1168 dated 21.9.04.

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68/SA/4928
12/10/04

Service in L Squadron, Cape Colonial Forces, not to count towards qualifying service, vide, letter from Assistant Under Colonial Secretary, Cape Town, K1/193/1311, 21.9.04, case of Lt A A Doudney, Cape Colonial Forces

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68/ANC/2588
15.11.04
PA 28/11/04

Civil Surgeons who were employed solely in their own town are not eligible for the award of the King's South Africa medal. Case of Civil Surgeon A C Bennett, Griquatown, he was granted Queen's medal.

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68/SA/2683
PA 15/3/05

Service with Johannesburg (Transvaal Provisional) Police not allowed to quality for King's Medal. NCO and men, regular forces. Case of Bombardier S S Blake, 99/RGA 68/Art/2401.

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68/SA/153
PA 2/7/06

Private H Bolt, Imperial Light Infantry, Imperial Hospital Corps, not entitled to King's medal. 546 days service in South Africa only.