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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 110 2888 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 110 076591 Mace, Arthur Sidney, Farmer, Mangaiti Rural Delivery, 427199 Merriman, Stanley Ivan, Farm Hand, Gate Pa, Tauranga. Te Aroha. 109490 Merriman, Thomas William, Farm Hand, Gate Pa, Tanranga. 260033 Maddock, Echns, Braceman, care of Mrs. Maitland, Seddon 140101 Metcalfe, Neil William, Farm Hand, care of C. J. Hemsley, St, Waihi. Scherers Rd, Waharoa. 375103 Madill, Marcus Wintere, Share-milker, Taihoa Rural Delivery, 261714 Mikkelsen, Claude Cedric, Share-milker, care of Mr. N. E. Matam a ta. Mikkelsen, Kiwitahi. Rural Delivery, Morrinsville. 249047 Magill, Fraser, Chemist's Assistant, P.O. Box 29, Te Aroha. 251879 Miles, John Leslie, Share-milker, care of J. Carruthers, 427397 Maher, Lewis, Sheep-farmer, Rural Delivery, Putaruru. Matamata. 39],285 Mahoney, Desmond John Capel, Cadet Reporter, care of 251880 Miles, Trevor David, Share-milker, care of J. Carruthers, C. G. Harris, 1 Grey St, Rotorua. Matamata. 422965 Main, Charles Robert, Farmer, Pongokawa Rural Delivery, 247867 Millen, James Alfred John, Stockman, care of Canal Camp, Te Puke. Waitakaruru, Hauraki Plains. 259939 Mainwaring, Donald Richard, Dairy-farmer, Turanga-o­ 276531 Miller, Cecil Francis, Gardener, View Rd, Rotorua. moana, Matamata. 272105 Miller, Charles, Farm Hand, care of H. A. Macfie, No. 7 425734 Malam, Cecil John, Farmer, care of J. Diprose, Hinueria Rd, Road, Waitoa. Matamata. 111688 Mills, Norman Trevor, Dairy-farmer, Rural Ma,il Delivery, 424943 Malaquin, Cyril Douglas, Farm Hand, care of A. K. Day, Te Puke. Rural Delivery, Whakatane. 034502 Minhinnick, Kenneth Percival, Herd-tester, care of C. J. 290434 Malaquin, Ernest William, Dairy-farmer, Strathmore Dairy, Hallett, Rural Delivery, Whakatane. Whakatane. 259478 Minns, Freclerick Roy, Thames South. 247482 Malaquin. Stanley Gilbert, Dairy.farm Hand, Awakeri, 405005 Mischewski, Leo, Sawmill Worker, care of Cashmore Bros., Bay of Plenty. .Putaruru. 407187 Malcolmson, Thomas George, Labourer, care of L. K. West, 011055 Mitchell, Colin Francis, Farm Hand, Te Poi Post-office, Otara, Opotiki. Matamata. 311968 Mallon, Henry, Farm Hand, care of A. W. Elliott, Mana- 280825 Mitchell, David Downie, Carpenter, Post-office, Hairini, via waru, Te Aroha. Tauranga. .261676 Mallowes, Charles Henry, Painter, Stanley Rd, Te Aroha. 393303 Mitchell, Edward, Carpenter, Ohinemutu, Rotorua. 253345 Malone, James Joseph, Farmer, Okauia, Matamata. 428935 Mitchell, John Frederick, Farm Hand, Tahunu. 240452 Malyon, Joseph John, Farm Hand, care of Mort,on Bros., 279775 Mitchell, John Grant, Waimana. Papamoa Rural Delivery, Te Puke. 245983 Mitchell, Philip Bennett, Share-milker, Waitakaruru. 257329 Manners, John, General Hand, Studholme St, Morrinsville. 290438 Moeller, Owen Wilfred, Packer, 15 Lovelock St, Whakatane. 261678 Manning, Seddon Noel, Draper's Assistant, Koromik:o St, 052383 Mohn, Robert Carl, Farm Hand, Starky's Rd, Morrinsville. Te Aroha. 276709 Monehan, William Patrick, Farm Hand, Waikino. 253961 l\fam,ington, Robin Denis, General Hand, Tokaroa. 244105 Monk, Francis Ernest, Carpenter, Spencer St, Te Aroha. 376936 Mannion, John, Labourer, Thames St, Morrinsville. 261583 Montgomerie, Lindo Hewitt, Clerk, Ruakaka, Te Aroha. 238785 Mansel, Eric Alexander, Post and Telegraph Employee, 266165 Montgomery, Robert Percy, Cadet, Post and Telegraph Gate Pah, Tauranga. Department, Putaruru. 297281 Mansel, William Hylton, 'Carpenter, Wharf St, Tauranga. 418094 Montgomery, William Robert, Baker's Assistant, Ngatea, 405887 Marks, Henry Joseph, Dairy-factory Assistant, care of Hauraki Plains. Hinuera Dairy Co., Hinuera. 288611 Moody, Allan, Farm Hand, Taneatua. 378484 Marr, Herbert Caygill, Dairy-farmer, care of Mr. H. L. 261670 Moon, Ernest Gilbert Dunbar, Dairy-farmer, Stanley Rd, Wright, Piarere Rural Delivery, Tirau. Te Aroha. 288390 Marshall, Owen Harding, ]Wining Student, 58 The Terrace, 222250 Mooney, James Kenneth, Carpenter and Joiner, care of · Thames. Royal Mail Hotel, Paeroa. 104641 Martin, Donald George, Farm Hand, care of C. Mitchell, 39191.3 Moore, Eric Severs, Clerk, Wood St, Paeroa. Turanga-o-moana, Matamata. 284320 Moore, James Crawford, Reporoa. .411120 Martin, John James, Labourer, Putaruru. 312537 Moore, John, care of T. Reay, Waitoa . 276547 Martin, John Wright, Farm Ha,nd, Box 10, Ngongotaha. 278959 Moore, John Geoffrey, Farm Assistant, Ioa-Ioa, Opotiki. 264653 Martin, Keith Robert, 23 Easson St, Rotorua. 279024 Moore, Leo, Share-milker, care ofT. P. Keam, Welcome Bay, 178059 Martin, Kenneth Herbert, Butcher, Box 10, Ngongotaha. Tauranga. 258679 Martin, Peter, Te Aroha Rd, Paeroa. 258858 Moore, Leslie Ernest, Dairy-farmer, St. Albans, Katikati. 228616 Martin, Robert Alex, Farm Assistant, Te Puke Rural 427388 Moore, Ronald Trevor, Mill Hand, care of Wilsons Timber Delivery. Mills, Te Whaiti. 268581 Martin, William Wedclel, Dairy-factory Employee, Puriri 294510 Moore, William Robert Douglas, Butcher, 20 Ann St, St, Te Aroha. Rotorua. 282241 Martyn, Douglas, Farm Hand, Private Bag, W aihi. 285132 Moran, Harry Percy, Carpenter, 10 Victoria Avenue, Whaka­ 257728 Marsh, Joseph William, Motor-driver, Page St, Morrinsville. tane. 083068 Marsh, Thomas Harold, Labourer, care of McKenzie, 302865 Moran, John Rupert, Farm Hand, Hungahunga, Te Aroha. McJarvey's Rd, Whakatane. 309242 Morgan, John, Labourer, Block 2, Edgecumbe, Bay of 277734 Marshall, Kenneth, Farm Hand, care of Hamilton Bros., Plenty. ¥lhenuakite. 276392 Morgan, Joseph, Slip-trucker, Te Whitu, Putaruru. 428620 Masters, Lionel Trevor, Bush Tractor-driver, Kapanga St, 246473 Morgan, Richard James, Clerk, P.O. Box 28, Paeroa. Coromandel. 291077 Morine, Leo William, Slaughterman, Fraser St, Tauranga. 430468 Matheson, Ronald, Carpenter, 21 Puknatua St, Rotorua. 391445 Morpeth, Alan Hugh, Draper, The Strand, Whakatane. 277695 Matijevich, Nikola, Labourer, Ngatea, Hauraki Plains. 190001 Morris, Francis Wilfred, Dairy-farmer, Piako Rd, Turua. 263957 Matthews, Mervyn Stanley, Buttermaker, care of New 252374 Morris, Roy Keith, Dairy-farm Hanel, Mayo Farm, Putaruru. Zealand Co-operative Dairy Co., Tirau. 286593 Morrison, Elgin Thomas, Painter and Carpenter, Arney St, 316591 Matthews, Walter Quentin, Gold-miner, Matakana Island, Paeroa. Tauranga. 261288 Morrison, George Daniel, Farmer, Kanaeranga, Thames. 280001 Maxted, Harold Albert, Clerk, care of Box 2, Opotiki. 378009 Morrison, George Hewson, Farm Hand, Hikutaia. 425495 Maxwell, James, Butcher, 51 Augustus St, Thames. 407250 Morrison, Robert Stephen, Farmer, Thames Rd, Paeroa. 276891 May, Leonard Ware, Plasterer, care of Miss Hammond, 252376 M.orrissey, Robert Esmond, Salesman, Princes St, Putarnru. St. John St,, Tauranga. 128602 Morrow, Leslie Oswald, Farm Hand, Orakau Rural Delivery, 419388 Mayberry, Robert Armstrong, Miner, Morgan St, Waihi. TeAwamutu. 001202 Mears, William Trevor, Farm Hand, Richmond Downs, 219404 Mortensen, Axel Donald, Butcher, care of C. A. Timbs, Walton. · Whakatane. 265363 Meehan, Thomas, Clerk, St. John St, Opotiki. 260475 Mortleman, Edward, Farm Hand, Opotiki. 278849 Meiklejohn, Mervyn Lewis, Taxi-driver, Goring St, Opotik:i. 280611 Morton, Arthur, Dairy-farmer, Rural Mail Delivery, Papa­ 261353 Meldrulll, Bert, Dairy-farmer, Matatoki, Thames. moa, Te Puke. 277739 Mellor, Leo Tracy, Farmer, Whitianga. 292863 Mosen, George Albert, Farm Hand, care of C. E. Barker, 428926 Mellow, Alister John William, Dairy-farmer, Hamilton Rd, Walton. Morrinsville. 228593 Mossop, Robert Birkett, Dairy-farm Hand, Papamoa, Te 265047 Melville, Alfred Victor, Share-milker, Awakeri. Puke. 373332 Melville, Charles Henry, Farm Labourer, Awakeri. 257337 Moughton, James Richard, Farm Hand, Moehau St, Te.Puke. 297093 Meredith, Alexander Octavius, Farm Hand, Manawahe, 411267 Moulden, Charles Edward, Sawmiller, Te Teko. Matata. 238784 Mountier, Clifford Cedric, Farm-manager, Apata, Katikati. 417758 Meredith, Ernest Allenton, Farmer, Kaihere, Ngatea. 260018 Moyes, William Gordon, Rubber-worker, Johnston St, 424493 Meredith, Frank James, Farmer, Rural Delivery, Putaruru. Waihi. 273817 Meredith, John Charles, Truck-driver, Arapuni Post-office. 110297 ll!ugriclge, Sidney William, Farm Hand, Maces Road, Te 373706 Meredith, Robert Alfred, Farm Labourer, care of Post-office, Aroha West. Whakatane. 402591 Mules, James Eric, Farm Hand, Turna, Hauraki Plains. 405189 Merriman, Alfred George, Farm Hand, Gate Pa, Tauranga. 391716 Mulligan, Thomas, ,Toiner, 95 Seddon St, Rotorua. 294538 Merriman, Arthur Lawrence, Farm Hand, Gate Pa, Tauranga. 429885 Munro, Claude Raymond, Butcher, Waharoa. .
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