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Nov. 21] the NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1403 Nov. 21] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1403 MILITARY AREA No. 8 (NEW PLYMOUTH)-oontinued MILITARY AREA No. 9 '(NELSON)-oontiwued 657183 Stanners, John Frederick, farm hand, Railway St., Eltham. 659561 Bush, David Cranleigh Thomson, medical student, Medway 659~616 Stewart, John Marshall, cheesemaker,.c/o Mangatoki Dairy Hills P.B., Blenheim. Factory, Mangatoki. · 656032 Byrne, Rey, clerk, 32 Hastings St. 657743 Stewart, Ronald John, farm hand, c/o A. Davy, Oeo Rd. 656724 Cahill, Alan, storeman, 9 Robinson St., Blaketown, · Grey- R.D., Manaia. • mouth. 658483 Stewart, William Reginald, farm hand, Tarurutangi. 658373 Cain; John Lawrence, motor mechanic, 41 Brook St. 6556QO Still, Wilson Ernest, 203 Tu'.kapa .St., Westown. 659666 Calder, James Henry Arthur, bushman, Seddon St., Kumara. 657270 ~winburn, Peter Desmond, student, 19 High St., Hawera. 657387 Campbell, Brian Henry, baker and 'pastrycook, Wensley 656378 Thompson, George Charles, labourer, 66 Pioneer Rd. Rd., Richmond. • .. · 656404 Tingey, Stanley Noel, student, 151 Vivian St. 656723 Campbell, George Franms, labourer, c/o Post-office, Barry­ 656051 Tippett, Richard Malcolm, farm ·hand, East Rd., Stratford. town. 655384 Tonks, Arthur Alexander, farm hand, 17 Timandra St. 659382 Campbell, Gordon Morton, student, 363 -Hardy St. 655687 Townsend, Neil Harold, farm hand, Ohangai, Hawera. 658545 Cantwell, Harry Francis, merchant seaman, c/o G. Pratt, 658759 Tozer, Alan George, farm hand, 22 South Rd., Hawera .. York St., Picton. 659236 Treloar, James Bennett, clerical cadet (N.Z.R.), 94 Pembroke 656721 Carey, Lawrence, :fisherman, 14 Queen St., Westport. Rd., Stratford. · 656880 Carmine, Ter~nce Patrick, apprentice carpenter, 50 Tukuka 657290 Trott, Richard James, apprentice joiner, 209 Avenue Rd. St. 656061 Watley, James Walter, garage-assistant, 84 Hine St. 657635 Chisnall, Thomas David Johnston, farm hand, Harekeke, 658028 Wafer, Terence John, farm hand, 11 Newton St., Fitzroy. R.M.D., Upper Moutere. 655918 Wallace, Douglas Samuel, farm hand, c/o Box 40, Manaia. 655266 Clarke, Eric Clifford, labourer, Motupipi Rd., Takaka. · 655917 Ware, Jack Kelvyn, scholar, Rawhitiroa Rd., Eltham. 656517 Close, William Edwin, draughting cadet, 6 Church Lane. 658715 Watson, Thoinas Nestor, farm hand, Tikorangi R.D., 658001 Cogger, Leslie Thomas John, apprentice motor mechanic, Waitara. Kaiata, Greymouth. 655915 Webber, Gordon Raymond, baker, 20 Eliot St. 658042 Coleman, Robert James Alwyn, bush worker, Te Kinga, 657507 Westfold, Frederick John, farm hand, Mahoe. West Coast. 658538 Weston, Henry Jeffray, medical student, 169 Vivian St. 655540 Cooke, Alan Matthew, junior porter (N.Z.R.), c/o New 656818 Whyte, Ivan Edward, student, Lower Hastings Rd,.. Matapu, Zealand Railways, Stillwater. • 659577 Wiley, David John, clerk, 41 Gaine St. 656959 Costelloe, Patrick D., apprentice boilermaker, .79 Blake St., 659636 Williamson, 'Ronald Edward, 39 Doone St. Blaketown, Greymouth. · 658082 Wilson, Colin. George, farm hand, Eltham Rd., Te Kiri. 655459 Cowin, Alex George, farm hand, Paturau River, Collingwood. 656946 Winter, Grahame Colin, student, 14 Maclel;l,n St. 658983 Cozens, Noble George, assistant draper, 52 Locking St. 655175 -Withers, Earnest John Arthur, motor mec,hanic, 39 Cordelia 657736 Craig, Alan Ivan, labourer, 16 Smith St., Greymouth. St., Stratford. 658493 Creedon, Ian Arthur, truck-driver, c/o J. D. Dennehy, 656059 Wolstenholme, Walter Raymond, clerical cadet, 158 Moles­ P.B., Hokitika. · worth St. 657773 Crooks, Vernon Samuel, apprentice upholsterer, 30 Toi Toi St. 659105 Woodd, Ralph Keene, salesman, Doralto Rd., Frankleigh 657952 Cunniffe, Warner, trucker, Blake St., Millerton. ' Park. 657885 Curnow, Kevin Nicholas, clerical cadet; 69 Shakespeare St., 657705 Wooldridge, Rex, painter, 30 Clemow Rd., Fitzroy. Greymouth. 657383 Young, Trevor John, farm hand, Oaonui R.D., Opunake. 656301 Davern, Joseph Sidney, gold-dredge hand, Weld St., Hokitika. 657949 Dennett, Noel George, tobacco-worker, Greenwood St., Motueka. 658496 Dick, Peter, scholar, 2 Ida St., Greymouth. 655561 Dodson, Peter William, clerk, 26 Mount St. 656305 Donnithorne, William Russell, farm hand, Tapawera. 658803 Douglas, Andrew Herbert, sawmill hand, Moorhouse St., MILITARY AREA No. 9 (NELSON) Ross. · · 658917 Douglas, Ronald, cleaner (N.Z.R.}, Stout St., Westport. Where no reference is made tq__ city, this .relates to 657733 Drummond, Selwyn Keith, c/o Mr. W.R. Gibbons, R.M.D., · Nelson. Takaka. , 659427 Duncan, Harold Frank, compressor-attendant, c/o P.W.D., (Number of men called up, 233) Stockton. 657100 Absalom, Russell Ernest, grocer's assistant, Shearman St.,. 657569 Duncan, Raymond John, joiner, Fitzherbert St., Hokitika. Reefton. 656963 Eden, Edward Percival, farm hand, Hope, 658815 Adams, Norman Roy, assistant storeman, Stillwater. 659195- Edinger, Sydney Arthur, student, Bank St.,· Springlati,ds, 655662 Anderson, Stephen, . Millerton. Blenheim. · 655289 Andrews, Gordon Keith, labourer, Motupipi Rd., Takaka: 656127 Emerson, Cecil Robert, motion-picture operator, 13 Rintoul 656719 Andrews, Philip John, labourer, Brightwater. St., Westport. 658468 Atkins, Thomas· James, orchard work, c/o J. L. Brown, 659252 Espo,sito, Salvatore, tomato-grower, 56 Milton St. Redwood's Valley. 656886 Fairhall, Maurice Jbhn, fireman (N.Z.R.}, 18 Smith St., 658859 Avery, Jack Leslie, bulldozer operator, Totara Mill, c/o Greymouth. · Post-office, Westport. 658269 Fauth, Arthur Francis, clerk, 78 Blake St., Blaketown, 658669 Aydon, . Dennis' Anthony, apprentice boilermaker, 360 Greymouth. Hardy St. 656528 Fensom, Reu.ben Ernest, farm hand, Kokatahi, Westland. 657093 Barltrop, Frank, shop-assistant, Rolleston St., Hokitika. 656891 Ford, Laurence Kevern, farm hand, Upper Matakitaki, 658902 Barltrop, Ronald Ludlow, labourer, Rolleston St., Hokitika. Murchison: , 655411 Barnes, Robert Gordon, coal-mine hand, Hector, Ngakawau. 659604 Franklyn, Stewart Spencer, apprentice painter, Wellington 655670 Barrow, Hugh Blain, assistant storeman, 27 Cowper St., St., Picton. · Greymouth. 659605 Fredericks, Harry Ross, fisherman, Kent St., Picton. 655251 Bell, Francis, trucker, Dobson, Brunnerton. 658464 Frost, Edward Raymond, confectioner's assistant, 7 Milton 659120 Bensemann, Ernest Theodore, assistant (P. and T.), Cromwell St. St., Murchison. 657045 Fry, Wilford, tobacco-grower's assistap.t, Umukuri R.M.D., 655817 Benyon, William James, fireman (N.Z.R.), Main St., Motueka. Kumara,· Westland. 656121 Gardyne, Norman William James, brewery hand, Gibson Qy.; 655408 Berryman, Russell Herbert, apprentice engineer, 219 Hokitika. Bridge St. · 658268 Giblin, Raymond Wilfred, clerk, Suffolk Rd., Stoke. 65'6153 Beyers, Vivian Robert, labourer, Waiuta, West Coast. 656120 Gilbert, Alan George, apprentice carpenter, Paroa, Grey­ 658724 _Bignell, Francis Charles, cadet (N.Z.R.}, · 122 Peel St., · mouth. Westport. 657136 Gill, Trevor Beaumont, garage-assistant" 26 Alfred St. 657115 Billett, Errol Burnie, signalman (N.Z.R.), 23 Blake St., 656119 Gooqall, Vivian Oliver, garage-attendant, c/o 85 Fox St., Blaketown, Greymouth. Cobden, Greymouth. _ 658150 Boddington, Herbert Keith, farm hand, Grovetown Hotel, 655374 Goodman, Neville Harold, clerk, 143 Wakefield Qy. Grovetown, Blenheim. 658987 Gullery, Douglas Nathan, shepherd, c/o Mrs. D. Paterson, 658656 Boland, Richard Ronald, farm hand, Mangles Valley, Titirangi, via Havelock, Marlborough. Murchison. 658007 Haddock, Eugene Thomas, farm hand, Harihari, South 659642 Botham, Barry Walter, blacksmith, Spring Creek, Blenheim. Westland. 658041 Boyd, Richard Arnold, farm hand, Schoolhouse Rd., Kai­ 655369 Hall, William Edward, 25 Waimea Rd. koura. 657299 .Harlen, Ernest John, coal-miner, c/o Tolls Hotel, Denniston. 659528 Brandon, Woodthorpe de Bathe, student, Nelson College. 657395 Ha:i.vey, Lawrence James, student, 71 Emano St. · 655458 Brazil, Noel Francis, coal-miner, Cronadun, via Reefton. 655899 Harwood, Mervyn Clement, cadet, Justice Department, ~ 659717 Bretherton, Ronald Robert, sawmill hand, c/o Cyril Cron, c/o Mrs. P. Harwood, R.M.D., rrakaka. Koiterangi. 657310 Heine, Arnold John, app:rentjce engineer, Upper Moutere. 655715 Brewerton, Engle John, grocer's assistant, 79 Washington Rd. 656774 Henderson, William George, driller's assistant, Croma.rty St., 658106 Brownlie, Nathan McLean, clerk, Provincial Hotel. Dunollie, Runanga. 656801 Brunel, James Leslie, farm hand, Mount Fyffe, Kaikoura. 658751 Henson, Kenneth Charles, factory assistant, c/o A. W. 659531 Burnett, David Clive, farm hand, c/o F. M. Burnett, R.M.D., Bartl~tt, Brian Bary St., Blenheim. Wakefield. 658292 Higgins, Cyril Heath, farm hand, Foxhill. 655249 Burns, William Alexander Robert, trucker, Taylorville, 656799 Higgins, Ross Leslie, farm hand, Spring Grove, W ake:6.eld Brunnerton. R.M.D. 658606 Burt, George, employee (P. and T.), Hardy St., Millerton 655626 Hill, Hubert William, school-teacher, Enner Glynn, Wakatn, ' .
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