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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No 2712 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 99 MILITARY AREA No. 11 (DUNEDIN)-oontmued. MILITARY AREA No. 11 (DUNEDIN)-contmued. .546836 Hesson, Herbert George, driver, Bantry St., Alexandra. 560126 Jeffery, Walter Martin, lorry-driver, 11 Bowen St., 619405 Hewitt, Charles Matthew, baker, 147 Forfar St. Kensington. 610189 Hey, Stanley Wolger, motor-driver, 32 _Woodhaugh St. 468705 Jenkins, Alfred Edward, commercial trave1ler, 9 Gourley St. -032229 Hickman, Alaric John Robin, student, 21 Reynolds St., 498790 Jenkins, Allan, carpenter, 6 Beta St., Roslyn. Mornington. 633673 Jenkins, Graeme Vaughan, student, 425 High St; .574719 Hilgendorf, Frank Orwin, newsagent, 162 Gordon Rd. 580258 Jenkins, Thomas Ba1lantyne, mill hand, 18 Oates St. -478392 Hill, Clement Alfred, school-teacher, 34 Pine Hill Tee. 557871 Johnson, Alexander, mechanical engineer, Dickson St., 478468 Hill, James Grahame, storeman, 10 Havelock St;, Morning- Macandrew Bay. ton. ' 556814 Johnson, Alfred Gerald, jeweller, 26 Warden St., Opoho. 467830 Hill, Leonard McKenzie, works advertiser, 23 Musselburgh 269249 Johnson, Jack Whidbey, clerk, 38 York Place. Rise. 499910 Johnson, James William, bread-carter, Main Rd., Sawyers -478407 Hill, Leslie Richard, chemist, 11 Waterloo St., St. Kilda. Bay. .561711 Hill, Reginald Gardiner, farmer, Herbert. 502182 Johnson, Matthew James, labourer, 60 Russell St. 495900 Hill, Stanley Gordon, bus-driver, 54 Douglas Tee. 632137 Johnson, Percy William Russell, labourer, c/o Mrs. W. Bell, .508768 Hillier, Cyril Douglas, railway signalman, 3 Qross St., Ray St., Cromwell . Oamaru. 632227 Johnson, William Bradshaw, student, 7 Bridger St., 497861 Hilliker, Arnold Thomas, tramway employee, 68 Royal Mornington. Ores., St. Kilda. 579276 Johnston, Allan George, commercial traveller, 41 Forfar St., 466283 Hislop, Gessenox Alfred, clerk, c/o Office of Registrar of Mosgiel. Births, Deaths, and Marriage. 528562 Johnston, Colin Ralph, weaver, 14 Bridgeman St., St. Kilda. .555990 Hitchcox, Hugh Edward, baker, 20 Sydney St., Caversham. 501887 Johnston, Eric MacDougall, lorry-driver, 37 Norman St., .597005 Hoare, Thomas Michael, salesman, 52 Hunt St., Andersons St. Kilda. Bay. 502170 Johnston, Herbert James, miller, 536 Main South Rd., .560503 Hobson, Leonard James, warehouseman, Argyle St., Caversham. Waverley. 526026 Johnston, John Alexander, milk-roundsman, 69 Rankeilor St. 491206 Hodges, Henry Charles, motor mechanic, Bowen St., Kurow. 477398 Johnston, John Gettings, chocolate-moulder, 99 Braeview .526515 Hodgkinson, George Edwin, foreman carpenter, 50 Normanby Cres., Maori Hill. St., Musselburgh . 559933 Johnston, John Ruxton, tramwayman, 31 Elgin Rd., .596632 Hodgson, Laurence Thomson, coal merchant, Constance St., Mornington. Sawyers Bay. 585715 Johnston, Neil, painter, 11 Haig St., Mornington. 586526 Holden, Alfred John Cecil, grocer, 6 Helena St. 469401 Johnston, Ralph Percival, printer, 7 Durham St. 478714 Holland, Cecil Milton, seaman, 28 Glasgow St 570456 Johnston, Robert David, labourer, 21 Rutherford St., 431542 Hollander, John Otto, No. 13 scheme, Portobello. Caversham. 49037 4 Hollingworth, John Andrew, clerk, 32 Gilfillan St. 632226 J oll, Alexander Richardson, apprentice hairdresser, 149 633038 Holmes, Frank Wakefield, university student, 14 Sandring­ Gordon Rd., Mosgie1. ham St. 525748 Jolly, Stuart Edwin, sheep-farmer, R.D., Bannockburn. 594350 Hopkins, Thomas William, plumber, 39 Rutherford St., 563098 Jones, Albert Hector, clerk, 38 Melbourne St., Caversham. 499693 Jones, Francis Edward, turner, 18 Cranley St., Tainui. 468763 Horder, Henry Wynne, accountant, 20 Burt St. 587844 Jones, George Irvin, dairy-farmer, Goodwood Post-office. 537708 Hore, Cecil Mervyn, farmer, 19c R.D., Oamaru. 528636 Jones, Owen Sydney, storeman, 8 Larkworthy St., St. Kilda. 570726 Hore, Gordon, farmer, Naseby. 560710 Jones, William George, farmer, Clark's R.D., Outram. 489799 Hore, Herbert George, company secretary, Devon Tee., 526910 Jopson, Cecil Rodger, fitter, 239 Main Rd., Ravensboume. Oamaru. 632225 Jordan, M1rnrice Francis Stanley, factory hand, 33 Patterson 537709 Hore, John Isaac, carpenter (N.Z.R.), 69 David St. St., Abbotsford. 603547 Horn, Robert Alexander, ibuilder, 39 Glen Rd. 559676 Joyce, Robert William, factory-foreman, 20 Waverley St. 571790 Hornell, David George Muller, engineer, 109 Shetland St., 587224 Jupp, Henry, confectioner foreman, 36 Pitcairn St., Belle- Roslyn. knowes. 486998 Houghton, Edmond Phillip, assistant medical officer, Ran- 51779_9 Kaye, Albert William, lorry-driver, 52 Till St., Oamaru. furly, Otago. 632603 Keane, Douglas, butcher's assistant, 23 Cumberland St. 569786 Howard, Adam, chimney sweep, 102 Albany St. 566657 Kearns, Albert Edward, labourer, 30 Exe St., Oamaru. 634060 Howie, Alan Stanley, art student, 21 Oakland St. 592397 Kedzlie, William George, labourer, 411 King Edward St. 563301 Howie, George, clerk, 12 Bayfield Rd., Andersons Bay. 594611 Keen, Jacob, dairy-farmer, Wakari Post-office. 499514 Hoyne, James Thomas (jun.), labourer, llA Eskdale St., 565449 Keen, Robert, freezing-worker, 12 Conway St., Oa.maru. Musselburgh. 569479 Keene, Frank Clifford, company-manager, 51 Morrison St. 612608 Hoyne, John Leslie, asphalter, 12 Begg St., Musselburgh. 565256 Keir, James, baker, 9 Richardson St., St. Kilda. 515461 Hubbard, James, employee (N.Z.R.}, No. l Reed St., Oamaru. 632138 Keith, Reginald James, musician, 25 Teviot St., Oamaru. 529642 Hucklebridge, Alfred Randle, carrier, Wingatui. 633422 Kelly, Stanley Thomas, grocer's assistant, Ronaldsay St., 550648 Huddleston,· Frederick Fitzhenry, storeman-packer, 12A Palmerston. Eskvale St., Musselburgh. 534033 Kennedy, James, labourer, 109 Gordon Rd., Mosgiel. 632070 Hudson, John Ernest, student, 25 Bradshaw St. 470335 Kennedy, James, barman, 24 Gresham St. 529693 Hudson, Leonard. Durant, branch-manager, 41 Scarba St. 469565 Kennedy, John Murray, storeman, 23 Glenross St. 508309 Hudson, Richard James Durant, engineer, 37 Roseberry St., 533715 Kennelly, John Henry, skin-classer, 133 Musselburgh Riee. Belleknowes. 489286 Kent, Henry John Benjamin, storeman, 32 Bridger St., 588802 Humphreys, Geoffrey Vale, freezing-chamber hand, 10 Short Mornington. St., Burnside. 502774 Kenyon, Jack, tannery employee, 1 Patterson St., Green 533312 Hunt, Andrew William, labourer, Collins St., Waikouaiti. Island. 632390 Hunt, Gordon William, factory worker, 10 Delacey St., 563250 Kerr, Edward Joshua, senior clerk (P. and T.), Mure St., Ravensbourne. Mosgiel. 508093 Hunt, Matthew Anthony, railway stationmaster, Waipiata. 502298 Kerr, Ernest William, dispenser, 33 Ure St., Oamaru. 504844 Hunt, William John Robert, engine-driver, 47 Ryehill St., 533728 Kerr, John Forrest, salesman, 160 Bay View Rd. Calton Hill. 480255 Ketchen, Alexander Corbett, wool-sorter, 15 Don St., 624583 Hunter, Leonard Dalton, bootmaker, c/o L. Hunter, 28 Oamaru. Smith St. 491490 Kidd, George Wilfred, motor-driver, 11 'Churchill St., 625799 Hunter, Leslie, mining engineer, 36 Onslow St., St. Clair. St. Kilda. 478618 Hunter, Stuart, farmer, Maheno. 470492 Kilgour, David Andrew, clerk {N.Z.R.), 64 Fawcett St. 505074 Hurndell, Wilfred James, labourer, 29 Fox St. 592393 Kilpatrick, Jack, carpenter, 5 Waverley St. 550647 Hurring, John Guthrie, bricklayer, 239 Hanover St. 478879 King, Alfred Thomas, service-car driver, 6 Eden St., Oamaru. 523567 Hurring, Maurice James, hospital porter, 13 Melville St. 532301 King, Eric Thomas Wood, electrical inspector, Main Rd., 566051 Hurring, Norman, welder, 15 Farquharson St., Opoho. Tomahawk. 550691 Hutton, Herbert Cyril, painter, 126 Blacks Rd., Opoho. 469498 King, Henry John, mechanic, 39A Walton St. 493998 Hutton, William Robertson, tannery employee, c/o Glen- 490984 King, Henry William, labourer, 686 George St. dermid Ltd., Sawyers Bay. 498832 King, Reginald Alfred, solicitor, 816 George St. 592783 Imrie, Bruce, hotel employee, 144 Main Rd., Green Island. 592392 Kininmont, John, farmer, Five Forks, Oamaru. 497220 Irving, Wilfred John, motor mechanic, Skerries St., Outram. 607160 Kirkland, James Barclay, bank officer, 88 Maryhill Tc~., 497218 Isbister, Harry John, labourer, 42 Pitcairn St. Mornington. 560567 J a.ck, John, railway surfaceman, Waianakarua, Ota.go. 594156 Kirkwood, Thomas Stedman, rabbiter, Waikouaiti, Puke­ .562211 Jackson, Arthur Charles, customs officer, 46 Moana Crea., teraki. Tainui. 490097 Kissell, Harold Joseph, baker, 89 Wickliffe Tee., Port :247153 Jackson, Roland Frederick, tiJer and roof worker, c/o Briscoe Chalmers. and Co., Ltd. 594700 Kitto, Gilbert Lawrence, rabbiter, Waitati. 467841 Jamieson, Andrew, tank-wagon driver, 6 Larkworthy St., 529932 Kitto, Thomas John, dairy-farmer, 281 Thames St., Oamaru. St. Kilda. 532305 Kitto, William Robert Roy, labourer, 7 De Carle St., St. 500229 Jamieson, James Gillan, moulder, 53 Morrison St. Kilda. (>24689 Jarvis, John Edwin, draper, 17 Galloway St. 471605 Knowles, George Henry, clerk, 7 Tweed St., Oamaru. 632068 Jarvis, Stewart Dickison, apprentice cabinetmaker, 31 610797 Knowles, Robert John, taxation specialist, 57 Spottiswoode Loyalty St. St. 552696 Jarvis, Walter John Ancell, baker, 40 Grey St. 540313 Knudson, George Allan, blacksmith's striker, 110 Shetland -477708 Jeffery, Lawrence Sydney, storekeeper, 22 Clifford St. St. .
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