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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 110 3100 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 110 284588 Greene, Ja.mes Michael, Coal-miner, Christchurch St, Kai- 161886 Hill, Fred; Farm Hand, care of Mr. J. K. Bennie, Section 7 - tan' ata.. · · Otahuti Rura1 Delivery, Invercargill. · · 18'11142 GteeJeld:; Leonard Howai,,1, Hardware-manager, Stratford 271431 Hill, William, Tinsmith and Sheetmetal Worker, 3 Main - ·St;Goill, · - South Rural Delivery, Gore. 241187 Greet, Thomas Ward; Clerk, 1.74 Don St, Inverca.rgill, 298412 Hillis, Alexander, Kennington, Invercargill. 0911114 Gregory, A1exattder, Gra.dersdriver, Koa St, Gore. 410071 Hillis, Douglas Keith, Farm Hand, MyroBB Bush Post. 292876 Greig, Leslie, Rabbit-skinner, care of Mr . .A. Rouse, Ea.st office. · ·• Dome, Five Rivers. 410070 Hillis, Samuel Russell, Farm Labotirer, 111:yross Bush Post- 3757115 Grieve, William Glendinning, Musterer, Coronet-Peak offioe. · : ... · Station, Queeniltown Rural Delivery. 279104 Hodge, Peter, Riversdale. 273011 Guim, Hugh Urquhart Neil, Farm Worker, Toiro, via 416130 Holden, Ian Thomas, Farm Hand, Waiwera South. _ . Balclutha. 277992 Holland, Richard Emmet, Grocer, 182 Main St, Gore. 058828 -Gutschlag, Leslie, La.bourer, 9 Irving St, Gore. 253115 Hope, David Robert James, Waikaia.. 042976 Hagen, Edward Stamper, Cleaner and Acting Fireman, 250149 Hopkins, Philip Llewellyn, Farmer, "Holmwood," Wynd­ . Circle Hill, Milburn, Otago; ham, Southland. 302264 Halder, Isaac, Dairy-farmer, Section 3, Invercargill, Otago 418826 Hormann, Carvel Carsten, Dairy-farmer, Lomeville, South- Rural Delivery. land; · 412{)59. Ha.ldet, John Watson, Farmer, care of R. Anderson, Otapi:t, 137672 Hormann, Cecil Arthur, Farin Labourer, "Kenmore," · Wintofl; · _ _ Lorneville. 169484 Hale, Ewart, Tru,cker, Eddystone 'St, Kaitangata. 224964 Howie, James Cyril, Thresher, Mone,Ymore, Milton. 281110 1Ialf'<irtl, He:ticy', Farm Labourer, ca.re of S. J. Gallagher, 269705 Howie, Robert Wilson, Surveyor, Moneymore Rural Mossburn.· Delivery, Milton. · J!SSMII :Erall, Edlrni Jolin, Farm Hand, Weridon Rural Delivery, 298512 Hudson, Victor Joseph, Salesman, Boundary Rd, South · Gore. .. · Inverca.rgill. 29091/3 ll&ll, Thomas Alexander, Shepherd, eare of R. S. Thompson, 256141 Hudson, Walter James, Telegraphist, care of Mrs. Ludlow, · · Lawrence. Lanark St, Balclutha. 298790 Hall1U1, Eric Richard, Farm lliu;id, lJrummond. 417005 Hughes, Andrew, Boot-repairer, Tuatapere, Southland. 40981.7 Itaiilllton, fan Loudon, Farmer, Birchwood, Orawia, 316100 Hughes, Ernest Frank, Farm Hand, Miller's Flat, Otago. - _ . Southlarid. 235969 Hughes, Victor, Porter, care of Mrs. Nelson, Clinton. 046623 Habillton, Norman Hugh, Farin Labourer, care of Mrs. 227579 Humphries, Colin .Ronald, Teamster, Charlton, Te Tipua . :fl. M. Smith, South Hillend, Winton Rural Delivery. Rural Delivery, Gore. 21198/Sa ·Ita¢ptol1, Roy, Blacksmi~h, Main St, Gore. 409614 Humphries, Gordon, Farm Labourer, Minihan, Wyndham. 2/H61'7 lland, ·Joseph James, Mill Hand, Fire-station, Milton. 426974 Humphries, Henry Alexander, Glass-beveller, 119 Newcastle l!'i307l Hand, William Joseph, Fann · Worker, Glenaray Rural St, Invercargill. _ Delivery, Waika.ia, _ 227577 Humphries, James Ed:ward, Farmer, Te Tipua Rural Delivery, 272560 Ha11na-h, J'ames, Slaughterii:tan, Kana St, Mataura. Gore. 378654 Hanning, ATexa.nder Gerrard, Farmer, Grove Bush, .South- 277553 Hunt, Lawrence Walter, Miner, Nightcaps, Southland. .· land, · 275105 Hunt, William, Trucker, Box 75, Ohai, Southland. 409730 ltardy, Ronald, Labourer, Post-office,- Browns, Southland. 290144 Hunter, Joseph, Farmer, Rural Delivery, Queenstown. 239398 Harland, Da~d_Da.niel, Farmer, Milburn, Otago. 273028 Hurley, Charles John, Cheese-factory Worker, Waikaia. , 268544 Harper, John Henry, Clerk; Wyndham, Southland, 254915 Hurst, Ivan Gordon, Sheep-farin Hand, "Silver Peak," 260823 Ha.ttllll, Albert Edwln John, Fa:rm :!Iand, " F'airview," Clinton. · · · M:andeville, Southland. 259695 Hyslop, William Hugh, Farm Hand, Greenfield Rural 300M8 garringf;on, Arthur Edgar, Farm Hand, Purekirek,i, Owaka. Delivery, Balclutha. - 4141:i'oJ!·· B'amngton, :Maxwell Osborne, Farmer, . Pa.hia, Southland. 231068 Iggo, Keith Fraser, Porter, Grand HQtel, Dee St, Invercar- 42UQO Harris, Charles. Cecil, Accountant and Secretary, 183 Nelson gill. ' ' · ' SI;, Ilivercargill: · . 276454 Ironside, James Smith, Farm Hand, Glendhu, Pembroke. 412642 Harvey, John, Farm Labourer, Main St, Winton. 2441155 Irvine, John Frederick, Carpenter, 141 Nelson St, Invercar- 428494 ·Haslii,fu, Charles Edward, Farm Labourer, Pahia Post-office. gill. 283842 Ha.ssed, Robert Nisbet, Farm Hand, care of Flett Bros., 283871 · James, Gordon Vernon, F~rm Hand, Otautau Rural Delivery. _ .·· . S09ts Gap. 3076ii4 James, John. Thomas Norman, care of Lorne Infirmary, 0014111 H'.a.wker, Robert Henry, Farm Hand, Stirling. Southland Hospital, Invercatgill. 41«48 .. Hay, AleKanlier Anderson~utid«!/ 29. Oxford St, East Gore. 301102 Jamieson, John Wilson, Slaughterman and Farmer, Awarua, 2!16M'1 ltay, Sohn Noel, Farm !iand, '.L'e Tipua Rural Delivery, Invercargill Post-office . _- . ,Gore, -Southland. _ . 238430 Jaquiery, Alan Victor, Clerk, 21 George St, Invercargill. i!5'171l9 Hayward, Charles :Frederick, Fa.mi Hand, Waimumu, Te 2:!5942 Jarvis, Earl Frederick, Teacher, Bank of New South Wales _ _ Tipua Rural D~ivery, Gore. · Chambers, Dee St, Invercargill. 198516 11:azlett, Gordon Thomas, Teamster, Otaplri Rural Delivery, 290086 Jenkins, George, Farm Labourer, Arrowtown. Winton. 410058 Johnston, Alexander, Farmer, Winton, Hoo.don Bush Rural 398434 Healey, Ronald Louden {N.Z.R.) Porter, ca.re of Station- Delivery, Winton. · master, New Zealand Railways, Owaka.. _ 26Sl82 Johnston, Haig Douglas, Labourer, Stony Creek Rural 4269'16 Heath, Vincent George, Flaxmiller, care of Post-o:flice, Delivery, Balclutha.. Orepnki. 220240 Johnston, Robert Gilbert, Farm Hand, Mount Stuart; 23~148 Hedley, Robert Alla.n, Farmer, P.O. Box 5, Te Tipna, Waitahuna. · · -. Mata.ura; .- 271408 Jones, Alexander Hrigh, 4 Lyne St, Gore. 377BOK lleffernari, Patrick Michael, li'armer, Gore-Conical ltill 390414 Jones, Arnold Hector, Shop-assistant, 50 Marton St, lti:ver­ · · Rural Delivery. cargill. 257783 Hellier, .. ~o,we, Farm Labour8!1 Post-office, Gore. 298284 Jones, David Rowland, 18 Eye St, Inveroargill. · 420700 Helson, WilJii,,m Albert, Farm !iand, care of Mr. :M:. Dillon, 270956 Jones,· Francis Myres, Railways Surfaceman, Rose Bank, Heriot Ruta! Delivery.. Balolutha. · · · 426487 Henderson; .Arthur Henry, Labourer, 64 Melbourne St, 390415 Jones, Henry Felix, Carpenter, 50 Morton St, Invercargill. 273070 Jones, Leonard William, Glenaray, Waikefa. · 429400 n«:J!:i':~oorge, Labourer, 208 l3iggar St, Invercargill. 148310 Jory, Leslie Thomas, Hairdresser, Charlott,e St, Balolutha. 253905 It:endorson, Oliver, Farmer, -Gore. 429779 Joyce, Thomas Andrew, Farm Hand, Warepa. · 2!l!jgll3 B:endel'B()n, Stitriley _Geoi:ge, Wool-scourer, c1,1rner Carlyle 426709 Joyce, William, Labourer, Balfour. · .. , . and, David S~ HawthoJ?ldale Ea.at Rd, Invercargill, 300512 Kaye, James Spiers, Farmer, Bridport St, Kaitangata. 28862'1 Henke,· Charles. Jl'rederiek Leonard, Waipahi. 21l8~3 Keane, Mervyn Rex, Clerk, 66 Yarrow St, Invercargill. 40l!'1'i'7 ltenley, J'ohn Gerard, Grocer, 231 lJee St, Inv!ll'cargill. 23!144,2 Reen, George, Labourer, 96 Esk St, Invercargill. _ 375549 He£:I• =. Ha.yes, Shop-assistant, care of Reid and Gray:, 283854 Keen, Norman llenry, Farmer, Aparima Rural :beUvery; Otantau. 40982!! ltenry: YrantiGeorge, Clerk, 11 Roy St, lllnwood,'lnvercargill. 200353 Kelly, Alexander William, Forestry Worker, Boundary Rd, 3~5022 Henry, R~ond, Bank , Clerk, National Bank of New Tisbury. · Zealand, Riverton. 408967 Kelly, Eric James, Motor-driver,. Fulton St, Inverca:rgill. 2983~ H!ld>ison, Frederick John, Farmer,. B:iverton. 154395 Kent, William John, Salesman, Lorn St, Inv'ercargill. · Oo24ii2 trerbisori, William la:ii, Clerk, I Forth St, :M:ataura, 427540 Keown, John William, School-teacher, 9 Devon St, Gore. , 4QQ7~8. U.!lrl!lAA, Johi!, )foQl.ellirod, Palnter and Paperhanger, North 27944'1 Kerr, Arthur Francis, Farm Hand, Mortori :M:airi.e, Wood- Rd, -Collingwood, Inverca.rgill. , : ... _. _ _ lands. · . 421!,!l'.83 Jit1rron,.£1ifford Thomae, Fa.rm.er, lfalfour. 153412 Kerr; Norman Grieve, Pensioner, Riversdale, Southland. 424826 Robert Harold, Shepherd, Riversdale. 209466 Hewitson, Thomas B:amijton, l)ail'y.fa.rtnei'; Woodlands, Kerr; ;,,,_ ,, , Seetion 3 OWa, Rural Delivery,·Invetca.tgill · 315798 Kerr,· Thomas Auchtorlonie, Carpenter, ()waka. 089853 K0J:'!le, ·Allan. Renton, Farm Hand, Tapanui. _ 29831)7 l,lewitt, W~ni Charles, CarpEmt~, 47 Mary St; !nvercargill. 408350 Kingi Charles, Quan-y-worker, Riverside, Dipton. Rural s'170liil ltewlett, i'homas liency, Farme,:~ Ja.Qobsto~ aore. ·.. Delivery. · .
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