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498 the NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No 498 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 18 MILITARY DISTRICT No. 9 (NELSON)-continued. MILITARY DISTRICT No. 9 (NELSON)-continued: 286083 Lancaster, Robert, coal-miner, care of Mr. E. Anthony, 135160 McFall, Raymond Jack, storeman, 12 Marlborough St., Dobson, West Coast. Greymouth. 395985 Langridge, Ernest Leslie, farm hand, .Blind River, Seddon. 237807 McFarlane, Eric, mechanic, care of A. H. Radley, Broadway, 253688 Langridge, Jack Phillip, farm hand, care of Mr. J. Freeth, Picton. Ward. 377219 McFarlane, James Grace, miner, Ngakawau. 433783 Large, Norman Frances, nurseryman, Brook St., Nelson. 169992 McGaveston, Keith Burrell, farm hand, Rural Mail Delivery,· 033880 Larking, James Anderson, cleaner, 130 Shakespeare St., Wakefield. Greymouth. 411793 McGill, Dardanell, sawmill hand, Seddon St., Kumara. 396698 Larmer, Joseph Patrick, constable, Police-station, Grey­ 419692 McGinley, Cyril Redmond, solicitor, P.O; Box 8, Greymouth;· moubh. 233620 McGlashen, Bruce Herbert, farm hand, Pah St., Motueka. 227024 Larsen, Cliff Arthur, carpenter, Shaw's Hotel, Renwicktown. 288562 McGlashen, Muir James, Queen St.,. Richmond, Nelson. 417312 Laughton, James Andrew, apprentice carpenter, 18 Cardwell 422962 McGrath, William, labourer, 101 Queen St., Westport. St., Cobden. 253731 MacGregor, Robert Ian, storeman, care of Public Works 240083 Lawson, Noel Trevor, carpenter, Muller Rd., Blenheim. Department, Tiroroa, Jluller Gorge. 261410 Lee, Vincent, Carrington, clerk, Golf Rd., Tahunanui, 273470 McGuire, Thomas (jun.), porter, 3 Leonard St., Greymouth; Nelson. 260757 McHerron, Colin Albert, boilermaker, Lyndhurst St., West­ 249356 Lee, Ronald, clerk, Dobson, Brunnerton: port. 033873 Leggoe, Richard Saundry, clerk, lkamatua, West Coast. 287357 McHugh, Vincent Sylvester, carpenter, Main St., Blenheim. 430074 Leitch, Andrew, miner, Main St., Blackball. 075448 McIntosh, John Grant, inspector, Income Tax Department, 297059 Lemon, Reginald Norman, gold-miner, lkamatua, West - Greymouth. · Coast. 422597 McIntosh, ·John James, farmer, Hamilton St., Hokitika. 239814 Leonard, John Riordan, fitter, Granity, Westport. 291479 McIntosh, ·Thomas Joseph, teacher, 15 Alexander St.; 264201 Leslie, Arnold George, farmer, Okaramio. .Greymouth. 264200 Leslie, Herbert John, farmer, Okaramio. 273474 McIntyre, Francis Ernest, watersider, Ward St., Cobden, 276408 Leverson, Robert Peter Martin-, linesman, Otira, West Coast. Greymouth. " 288590 Liddell, David, breakerdown (sawmilling), Atarau Post-office, 412344 McIntyre, Lawrence, school teacher,. care of School, Conway via Black ball. Flat, Kaikoura. 028405 Liddle, Noel William, general-farm hand, care of F. Challies, 268408 Mcisaac, Charles Bruce, bridge worker, Spring Creek, Rural Mail Delivery, Brightwater, Nelson. Blenheim. 397298 Lindsay, Alan Maxwell, dairy-farmer, Rural Mail Delivery, 297343 Mcivor, Roderick McLemi~n, constable, Police Station, Takaka. Greymouth. 397297 Lindsay, Lyle Murray, dairy-farmer, Rural Mail Delivery, 433441 McKenzie, John Hay-, labourer, 129 Russell St., Westport. Takaka. 169841 McKenzie, Raymond George, storeman, 298 Hardy St., 064927 Lineham, Alfred James, general carrier, Arapito, via Nelson. Westport. 299711 McKenzie, Thomas Charles, tractor-driver, Kokiri, Otira· 390058 Lines, Albert Arthur, battery-hand amalgamator, Waiuta. Line. 420626 Lines, Eric Colin, tobacco-grower, Riwaka Post-office. 429850 Mackey, Harold, grader-driver, Jackson's Bay, South West-­ 243577 Lines, Norman Arthur Job, farmer, Inangahua Junction. land. 006378 Linton, Alexander, labourer, P.W.D. Camp, Okuru. 286109 Mackie, Alan Cole, chainman, care of Public Works Depart­ 396052 Llssaman, Ivo Bligh, working farm-manager, Waireka,. ment, Haast Pass Rd., via Wanaka. Seddon. 245276 McKinley, Dennis Wilmore, labourer, Rai Valley, Marl­ 264080 Litchfield, John Maxwell, farmer, Hillenden, Blenheim. borough. 293640 Lobb, George•Griffin, labourer; Tiroroa, Westport. 238378 Mackle, Edward Bernard, farmer, "Kaiwhare," Hapuku, 423210 Lockington, William. Canfield, farm hand, Fern Flat, Kaikoura. Waitahu. 267850 McLachlan, Rex Angus, farm hand, Cape Jackson Private 266991 Lovell, Clifford Leslie, Anatoki, Takaka. _ Bag, Picton. 287466 Lucas, Charles James, general mill hand, Hari Harl, South 250287 McLauchlan, Ian William, farm hand, Springlands, Blenheim. Westland. 296856 McLaughlan, Sydney Wilson, junior linesman, 5 Leonard St., 278603 Lyford, Appy Arthur, labourer, care of H. G. Foster, Greymouth. Bainham, "The Pines," Nelson. 4152.09 McLaughlin, Richard, hairdresser, Ngawhatu, Nelson. 281106 Lynch, James Frederick Hansen, barman, Broadway, 434385 McLeay, Albert William, bushman, Weheka, South West­ Reefton. land. 281814 McMahon, -Timothy Neirn, farm hand, Cronadon, Reefton. 174726 Lyon, George Richmond, builder, 72 Waimea Rd, Nelson. 398013 McMaster, Donald· Angus, coal;miner, care of Mrs. Story; 239066 Lyon, Gilbert Thomas, salesman, care of Mr. D. Bagot, Bridge St., Reefton. , 44 Chapel St., Greymouth. 290779 McMillan, Arthur James, dairy-farmer, Harl Ha,ri. 391336 · McAlister, Kenneth, sawmiller, Berlin's, Buller. 2916.92 McMorrin, Thomas March, farmer, P.O. Box 63, Seddon, 255791 McArthur, Samuel (jun.), storeman, Stansell Ave., Tahuna­ Marlborough. nui, Nelson. 390840 McNamara, Eric Stephen, waiter, 159 Tainui St., Grey­ 245630 McAuJiffe, James Florance, 'farmer, Tutaki, Murchison. mouth. 262767 McAuJiffe, Maurice Gerald, farm hand, care of Sheriffs Hotel, 418820 McNamara, Richard James, miner, care of 11 Alexander Revel St., Hokitika. , · Tee., Greymouth, 418150 McCaffery, Ronald William, butcher, care of Hartnell, 291105 McNeill, Archibald Joseph, yardman, Ruatapu Ross Lane; Butcher, Kaikoura. Westland. 288226 McCahon, Colin ,Tohn, artist, care of Mr.. A. M. Drummond, 292348 McPherson, Douglas John, mill assistant, Waiuta, West Riwaka, Nelson. Coast. 245050 McCallum, Colin Barclay, farm hand, care of Mr. F. Silke, 279345 McPherson, Kempster Huntly, carpenter, Wakefield, Nelson. Motueka. 407989 MoRoberts, Wilfred Cecil, labourer, care of Mr. E. Lockley, 243375 McCann, Isaac, miner, Burnett's Face. Blackball. 419080 McCarthy, Steven James, pile-driver, Bruce Bay, South 429856 McTigue, Malcolm Andrew, sawmiller, Aylum St., Ross. ·' Westland. 275773 McVicar, Duncan Edwin, winchman, Mace St., Reefton. 250831 McColl, Matthew Absalom, assistant yardman, South Beach, 375059 McVicker, William Jack, mine trucker, Stockton Mine, Greymouth. Westport. 236236 McCorkindale, ,vilfred Hugh, garage storeman, care of· 417248 McWilliams, John Andrew, engine-driver, Te Kinga, Grey- Mr. ,T. Kyle, Milton Rd., Greymouth. mouth. 411983 McCreanor, Joseph, New Zealand Railways employee, Beach 256175 Maddison, Richard Edward, coal-miner, Seddon St., Runanga• . Rd., Ross. 300642 Magee, Bernard Robert, farmer, ·P.O. Box 10, Karamea, 431718 McDiarmid, Frank, salesman, 32 Nelson St, Greymouth, 090071 Main, William George, police constable, · Police Station, 249745 McDonagh, Albert Arthur, 6 Queen St., Westport. Blenheim. 433764 MacDonald, John, coal-fniner, Broadway, Reefton. 070565 Malcolm, Victor Percy, tea'cher, Motupiko, Nelson. 172360 McDonald; Thomas Henry, farmer, High St., Motueka. 077956 Malloy, Arthur Douglas, waterside worker, care of Rich- 429840 McDonnell, Allan Gerrard, farm hand, care of Messrs. Hannan mond Hotel, Greymouth. ' and Seddon, Greymouth. 292531 Mangos, John Eric, sawmiller, 34 Main St., Blenheim; 279165 McDonnell, Stanislaus, clerk, P.O. Box 88, Greymouth. 292532 Mangos, William, sawmiller, Lyell. 249397 McDougall, Alexander Ronald, draper's assistant, Marl­ 291995 Mann, Charles Edgar, carpenter's labourer, care of Rising borough St., Greymouth. Sun Hotel, Waimea Rd., Nelson. 425277 McDowell, Roy Simon, fisherman, East. End, Kaikoura. 299314 Manning, William Brown, fitter, Milton Rd., Greymouth. 278863 McEwan, John Oliver, farm hand, care of Mrs, J. Cole, 252222 Manson, James Irwin, gold panner, Kanieri, Westland. Murchison. 249834 Manson, William Horace, dairy-farm hand, Rural Mail' 426089 McEwin, Ian Douglas, Training College student, care of Delivery, Takaka. Dominion House, Reefton. 293307 Marr, David Carl Arthur, North Beach, Westport. .
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