1904 – 1906- At Officers Training Corps Wellington School Somerset England
11/06/1915- To 28th Battalion 2nd Reinforcements as Private
14/06/1915- To NCO’s Class
29/06/1915- To 16th Battalion 8th Reinforcements as Sergeant
4/07/1915- To Officers School
5/08/1915- To No. 20 Depot Company as Sergeant
8/08/1915- To No. 15 Depot Company
16/08/1915- To 32nd Battalion ” C ” Company
16/08/1915 – 20/04/1916- There is a gap in National Archives Service Records for this Period
20/04/1916- Admitted 1st Australian Stationary Hospital Ismailia Egypt ( Para Typhoid ) ex 4th Australian Casualty Clearing Station ex 8th Australian Field Ambulance ex 15th Australian Field Ambulance
19/05/1916- Admitted 4th Australian Aux Hospital Egypt Choubra Egypt ( Enteric )
21/05/1916- Admitted Convalescent Depot Ras-El-Tin Heliopolis Egypt
23/06/1916- Discharged to Base Depot Details Tel-el-Kebir Egypt
9/07/1916- Joined Battalion in the field Tel-el-Kebir Egypt
22/08/1916- To 8th Training Battalion England ex Alexandria Egypt
16/09/1916- Proceeded Overseas 5th Australian Division Base Depot Etaples France ex England
24/09/1916- Rejoined 32nd Battalion in the field France
29/01/1917- Promoted SECOND LIEUTENANT in the field France
1/06/1917- Granted Leave England
10/06/1917- Promoted LIEUTENANT in the field France
16/06/1917- Rejoined Unit in the field France ex Leave
19/07/1917- Attended Course of Instruction at Southern School of Bombing Lyndhurst England- Qualified as Instructor in Bombing
4/11/1917- To Overseas Training Brigade Longbridge Deverill England
30/01/1918- Proceeded Overseas Base Havre France ex Folkestone ex Longbridge Deverill England
11/02/1918- Rejoined Battalion in the field France ex Base Depot
3/03/1918- To Australian Corps Gas School in the field France
11/03/1918- Rejoined Unit in the field France ex School
24/04/1918- Issue of Australian Corps Headquarters Routine Order ” GALLANT SERVICE ”
28/04/1918- Mention in Corps Orders
29/07/1918- Wounded in Action France ( Severe Guhshot Wound Jaw & Throat )
30/07/1918- Admitted 3rd General Hospital Le Treport France ex 61st Casualty Clearing Station
3/08/1918- Evacuated/Admitted 3rd London General Hospital Wandsworth England
21/12/1918- Remaining in Convalescent Hospital England as Wounded
13/01/1919- Re-Admitted 3rd London General Hospital for Treatment
14/03/1919- Military Board Report Wandsworth England- Fit for Non-Military Employment
14/03/1919- Granted Leave England
1/04/1919- Granted Leave England with Pay & Subs for Non Military Employment- Wool Industry Study- Tech College Bradford England
1/06/1919- Leave Extended for further Non Military Employment- Wool I. D.- R. Jowitt & Son Bradford England
18/11/1919- Embarked England for Australia per ” Ypiringa ”
26/12/1919- Disembarked Australia
22/04/1920- Discharged from Service
MENTION IN CORPS ORDERS
Date of Recommendation : 28 April 1918
” At BOIS DE VAIRE, near CORBIE, on 20th April 1918, LIEUT. TREASURE displayed great courage and initiative whilst in command of a fighting patrol. Coming suddenly in contact with a large enemy party, he at once attacked them and succeeded in accounting for a large number. He captured a prisoner himself and shot another man. By good handling of his patrol he was successful in accounting for many of the enemy and also drove off further enemy parties which appeared. By his coolness and courage he set a splendid example to all ranks “.