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The New Zealand Gazette 823 JUNE 28] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 823 · MILITARY AREA No. 12 (INVERCARCILL) MILITARY AREA No. 12 (INVERCARGILL)-oontinued Where no reference is made to city, this relates to 653449 Butler, Ronald Henry, shop-assistant, 42 Ardwick St., I nvercargi 11. Gore. - · 653992 Butson, Noel James, railway porter, 270 Tweed St. (Number of men called up, 457.) 649101 Butt, Alan Thomson, packer, West Plains Rd.; 653185 Acker, Clarence Louis, scholar, Box 26, Tuatapere. Waikiwi. 649106 Ackers, Bert Stephen, sawmill hand, c/o Mrs. C. J. 650115 Byars, Donald Alexander, student, Scott St., Milton. Ackers, Tuatapere. 648827 Caird, James Logon, motor mechanic, 308 Conon St. 648267 Adams, Robert Edward, shepherd, c/o H. · T. David­ 650252 Cameron, Robert Henry, farm labourer, Waikawa R.D. son, Millers Flat. fi55118 Cameron, Ronald Worthington, shop-assistant, 18 Eye St. 651480 Adamson, Lloyd Arnold, rabbiter, Chelmsford St. 650698 Campbell, Gordon Joseph, radio mechanician, Awarlia and Racecourse Road. Radio Stati,on. 650977 Algie, Lloyd Wallace, clerical cadet, 233 Gala St. 648255 Campbell, Kenneth Gordon, apprentice covermaker, 67 M8975 Allen, Norman John, trucker, Nightcaps. Robertson St. 651660 Allison, Alexander Thomas, farm hand, Clarksville 654560 Carmichael, David, rabbiter, c/o Post-office, ArrOW· R.D., Milton. town, Central Otago. 649979 Allqo, Arthur Howard Albert, scholar, Owaka. 652340 Catto, James Alexander, timber worker, Sneyd St., 650839 Anderson, George Francis, grocer, 25 Roy St. Tuatapere. .· 053678 Anderson, John Calder, farm hand, Kennington, 651127 Cavanagh, Robert Alexander, farm hand, Waikaia. Southland. 651201 Challis, Raymond Edwin, grocer, 2 Gore St1 Bluff. 651992 Anderson, John William George, rabbiter, Clitheroe 654336 Chalmers, Raymond Hector, farm hanct, Ka:puka St., Otautau. South. 650040 Anderson, Ronald Twentyman, seaman, 287 Dee St. 652454 Chamberlain, Winston Earl, bricklayer, 141 Conon St. 653751 Aspray, John Charles, sawmill hand, c/o W. H. Birch 653170 Chittock, Stanley George Hume, farm hand, Gore~ and Co., Box 71, Tuatapere. Waikaka R.D., Gore. 651574 Ayling, Sydney Thomson, 77 Sydney St. 654572 Chrichton, Charles David, coal-miner, Salcoinbe St., 649328 Bain, Allison George, P. & T. employee, Redan St., Kaitangata, Otago. Wyndham. 648960 Christie, James Ronald, grocery warehouse apprentice, 653453 Bain, William Keith, apprentice cabinetmaker, 144 53 King St. Eye St. 651690 Clague, Douglas Fredrick, farm hand, Moa Flat R.D., 653182 Baird, Raymond Calvin, apprentice electrician, 132 Heriot. Chelmsford St. 648100 Clarke, Owen Davies, labourer, Bristol St., Mataura. 651338 Baldwin, Robert, factory hand, 190 Leet St. 650033 Clements, William Ronald, Te Anau. · .. 652495 Ballantyne, Maurice Munro, farm hand, Romahapa, 654141 Cloughley, Alexander Morton, farm hand, Thames St., South Otago. Riverton. 648188 Cockburn, John Robert, apprentice electrician, 73 651047 Barclay, John Lindsay, student, Rosebank, Balclutha. Selwyn St. 654853 Barr, Hector George, farm hand, R.D., Paretai, 648101 Cocker, Alton Morrell, insurance inspector, 63 Mar­ Balclutha. garet St. 649955 Barrett, Robert Francis, sawmill hand, Progress 654832 Cockeram, Thomas Henry, farm hand, Underwood, Valley R.D., ·Southland. Southland. 652459 Barron, Douglas, apprentice baker, James St., Bal- 654898 Connell, Colin, Student, Owaka. clutha. 651854 Connell, I van, mechanic, 9 Dudley St. 648839 Baxter, Robert James, farm hand, Wrights Bush R.D. 652255 Conway, Ernest Joseph, labourer, 21 Burrows St., 651052 Beck, Alexander, garage assistant, 105 Earn St. Bluff. 653835 Beck, John James, farm hand, Winton-Otapiri R.D., 650694 Cook, Allan Gordon, plumber, Lochiel, Winton. Winton. 649163 Cook, Leslie Joseph, Fairfax, Riverton R.D. 050141 Beer, Leslie Allan, flaxmill hand, Orepuki. 652913 Cook, Leslie Richard, box-factory hand, King St., 052688 Beer, McGregor 'Nilson, farm hand, Longbush, Woo:1- Tuatapere. lands, Southland. 650632 Cooney, Denis David, P. & T. employee, Balfour. 652615 Beleski, Brian Barry, farm hand, Esha St., Clinton. 653536 Cooper, Lawrence Vincent, :flaxmill hand, Gorge Rd. 648837 Bell; Ernest Samuel, farm hand, Devereux Rd., East 1349968 Cooper, Thomas Henry Owen, farm hand, c/o Mr, Winton. McGregor, Mt. Linton, Ohai, Southland. 654474 Bennett, Edgar Alfred, farm hand, Glenham, South­ 649966 Couchman, John Nickless, apprentice electrician, 8 land. King St. 648461 Bennie, John Spencer, postman, Eddystone St., 653744 Coupar, George William, labourer, Bridge Hotel, Kaitangata. Mataura. 654133 Bergs, William Kenneth Beresford, apprentice engi- 648253 Cournane, Francis Jeremiah, farm hand, Matuku, neer, 45 Bamborough St. Mossburn. 654899 Bird, Robert Nelson, scholar, Hastings St., Ohai. 651653 Coutts, Robert Francis, carpenter, Mossburn. 650422 Birse, Clifford, machinist apprentice, 67 Nelson St. tl50112 Craw, Strowan Lester, clerk, 124 Bann. St., Bluff. 653748 Black, Elliott, farm hand, Ermedale, Riverton R.D. 649735 Crawford, William David, sawmill hand, Lucknow 652501 Blackmore, Laurence Joseph, butcher's assistant, St., Riverton. Lawrence. 654489 Creedy, Thomas Raymond, trucker, Nightcaps. 651138 Blomfield, Evan Galbraith, bookbinder, Dunn's Rd., 652307 Cross, Cecil Edward, labourer, 206 Foyle St., Bluff. Otatara. 653676 Crowley, Brian James, clerk, 85 Pomona St. 6544 78 Boniface, Fredrick Charles, farm hand, Section (j, 652699 Cullen, Robert James, farm hand, Clarendon, Outram Otara R.D., Southland. R.D. 650902 Boniface, Ronald Edward, flaxmill hand, Thames St., 650643, Cunningham, Colin Matthews, farm employee, . " High­ Riverton. gate," Benio, Gore-Conical Hills R.D. (-i53575 Boston, Ross Jerimiah, clerical cadet, c/o N.Z.R., (;51323 Curry, Francis William, farm hand, c/o Mr. A. H. Owaka. Dawson, Rimu, Section 1, Invercargill~Otara R.D. 654833 Bowmar, Keith Edwin, grocer's assistant, Market St., 652451 Cuthill, Robert John, copyholder, 15 Russell St. Kaitangata. 654554 Dalton, Bruce McNatty, warehouse assistant, 75 648834 Boyle, Francis Joseph, farm hand, c/b M. Boyle, Morton St. Heddon Bush R.D., Winton. G50438 Davidson, J,ohn Robert, farmer, Kaiwera Downs, 653497 Bradley, Vernon Densley, orchard hand, 73 Bowmont St. Pukerau. 651397 Brash, Ivan, farm hand, Racecourse Rd. 648472 Davis, John Morgan, civil servant; Johnson St., 650579 Bristow, Colin James, butcher's assistant, 186 Kana Milton. St., Mataura. 652041 Dawson, Geoffrey Wallace, butcher's assistant, 42 649322 Broad, Alfred Arthur, farm hand, c/o A. C. Br,oad, Lewis St. Waiwera South. 652707 Dawson, Norman Victor, butcher's assistant, North Rd., Waikiwi. · 648479 Broad, Roy Evans, clerk, 60 Chelmsford St. 653167 Dawson, Ronald George, lorry-driver's assistant, 136 652257 Brown, Henry, fitter, c/o W. Heads, 255 Dee St. Chelmsford St. 651329 & Browning, Albert Keith, P. T. employee, Long 654844 Dawson, William McKenzie, salesman, 82 Catherine St. Bush, Woodlands, Southland. 650722 Dennis, Keith Donald, missionary, 85 Morton St., 649903 Bruce, Donald Thompson, P. & T. employee, {!./0 Awarua Radio .Station. Georgetown. 652919 Denton, James Ian, farm hand, Terrace Rd., 651409 Buchan, Paul Rawcliffe, student, 7 Ryrie St., Bal· clutha. · Mataura. 651913 Dickie, Ivan David, farm hand, Box 31, Mataura. 647812 Budge, David John, potter, 42 Main Rd., Benhar. 650108 Dickson, David, farm hand, Brown St. 651695 Bulling, Errol Fredrick, shop-assistant, Glenham, 654829 Dodds, Andrew Bruce, farm hand, Gold Creek, via Southland. Gore. 649945 Burgess, George Francis, farm hand, Tuturau R.D., 651034 Doherty, James Edward, Grange St., Whiton. Mataura. 654123 Donald, George Cormack, farm hand, Spring Tee., 654954 Burt, George Francis, radio operator, Awarua Radio. Edendale, Southland. 654999 Burton, James Francis Alexandra, junior lineman 650619 Donaldson, Gordon Geoffrey, porter (N.Z.R.), 40 (P. & T.), P.O. Box 48, Roxburgh. Venus St. .
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