United Kingdom. A North West Canada Medal 1885, Halifax Rifles Artillery (No. 1 Company, Halifax Provincial Battalion) visually-hidden forced to forfeit one days'

forced to forfeit one days' pay for being Absent Without Leave for twenty-one hours

maker marked "EDGAR CHARBONNEAU BIJOUTIER

During this time he is known to have served in the SA Sturm 16 and then SA Sturm 14

Some survivors recount that the ship was initially struck by shore-battery gunfire

United Kingdom. A North West Canada Medal 1885, Halifax Rifles Artillery (No. 1 Company, Halifax Provincial Battalion) visually-hidden forced to forfeit one days'(CORPl C. H. ADAMS. H. R. A.:). Naming is engraved in block capitals, inverted. Pitted, bruised, edge nicks, replacement ribbon, better than fine. Footnote: The Halifax Provincial Battalion was assigned garrison duty along the Canadian Pacific Railway main line that stretched across the prairies. After a short stay in Winnipeg, the battalion was broken into four components and sent to Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Saskatchewan Landing and Medicine Hat.