Moyse - In charge of the post at Loiyengalani in 1911 - tried to grow vegetables unsuccessfully. He had had a camp on Mt. Kulal, and had already sought permission to move his station to this healthier site. Loiyangolani was not even well placed to protect the Samburu.

Gazette 15/6/1910 - Arrived on 1st Appointment - Lieutenant - 25/5/1910

Women - John Hope gave him orders to proceed from Marsabit to Loiengalani and establish a secure base and patrol the surrounding area with vigour and gain the upper hand over all undesirable intruders.

Web - Glosters - "We also have to report the death of Major H.A.D. Bockett-Pugh who obtained a Regular commission in the Regiment from the 3rd Militia Battalion in May 1902. For a number of years he served with the King's African Rifles and took part in the Somaliland Operations of 1908-10 (Medal). During the First World War, being unfit for active service, he was Adjutant of the 3rd Batt. for some years and then commandant of a Convalescent Depot. He retired from the Regt. in 1919, but was subsequently employed with the R.A.P.C. and was a Cashier at Southern Command up to the end of the recent war."

1939 England and Wales Register living alone in Salisbury