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Found it,,,,,,

Bumping this up as maybe there are some more out there......

Mike

Picture courtesy of DNW

QSA (3) Cape Colony, Tugela Heights, Relief of Ladysmith (83235 Dvr: J. Taylor. 61st. Bty. R.F.A.);
QSA (1) Relief of Ladysmith (83235 Dvr: J. Taylor. 66th. Bty. R.F.A.);
1914-15 Star (14891 Pte. J. Taylor, R. Fus.);
BWM and VM (14891 Pte. J. Taylor. R. Fus.);

Together with the recipient’s Army Temperance Association One Year Medal, silver, the name of the movement obliterated from both obverse and reverse, the edge contemporarily engraved ‘Driver John Taylor. R.A.’,

John Taylor served with the Royal Field Artillery in South Africa during the Boer War, and with the Royal Field Artillery during the Great War in the East Africa, Nyasaland, and Northern Rhodesia theatre of War from 4 May 1915.

The double issue QSA group sold for a very reasonable hammer price of £220. Totals (inc VAT for UK only): £283. R5,500. Au$500. Can$460. US$370

Referring to the 'H.Gutridge Trio of medals'. There was a Henry Gutridge (1849-1909) (lived mainly in PMB) and a Henry Stuart Gutridge (1877-1922) (lived years before the war in Dundee). Henry Stuart was Henry's nephew (his father John (Jack) Gutridge - also from Dundee - was Henry Gutridge's brother).

Is it known which of these medals are labelled H. Gutridge and which (if any) are labelled H.S.Gutridge?

Going from this websites source rolls, H.S. Gutridge was involved with the KFS, Utrecht-Vryheid Mounted Police & Natal Guides.
H. Gutridge was involved with Natal Royal Regiment, NFA & Imperial Hospital Corps.
Regards
Gillian