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The New Zealand Gazette. 481 MAR. 4.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 481 MILITARY DISTRICT No. 7 (NAPIER)-oontimled. MILITARY DISTRICT No. 7 (NAPIER)-contimled. 267264 O'Brien, Thomas James, projectionist, 23 Vigor Brown ·st., 279113 Percy, Roderick Scott, 43 Bentley St., Masterto::i. Napier. 429944 Perrott, Reginald Thomas, tractor-driver, care of Public 411134 O'Brien, William, shepherd, Ngawaka Station, Hatuma, Works Department, Te Puia Springs, Gisborne. Waipukurau. 022344 Perry, Maurice Henry, manager, sheep-farm, Martinborough. 427759 O'Connell, David, farmer, P.O. Box 14, Manutuke, Gisborne. 274497 Peters, Frank, labourer, care of J, Dl!-vid, Main St., Pahiatua. 411335 O'Connell, Roland Joseph John, labourer, 903 Railway Rd., 280226 Peterson, Rupert Oscar, sheep-dip manufacturer, Lower Hastings. · Burn's Rd., Napier. 295551 O'Connell, William Morgan, pig-farmer, Tolaga Bay. 064052 Petrie, Donald, Creed teleprinter perforator, 29 Waltons 281970 O'Connor, Anthony Thomas, service-station attendant, care Ave., Masterton. · of N.Z.F.C.W.C., Masterton. 228980 Petty, Norman, joiner, 45 McDonald St., Napier. 285884 O'Connor, Gordon Earl Andrew, bridgebuilder, · -care of. 265454 Phelps, Edward Cecil, drover, Whangara, Gisborne. Mrs. H. Carnell, Raglan St., Lansdowne, Masterton. 189395 Phillips, Ernest, clerk, 8 Ballance St., Gisborne. 431400 O'Connor, John Dennis, orchardist, Longlands, Hastings, 247317 Phillips, Frederick Sidney, audit clerk, P.O. Box 169, 247031 O'Connor, Kevin Bernard, shop-manager, care of MacDuff's Gisborne. Ltd., Dannevirke. 268563 Phillips, Richard George, farm labourer, care of 0. J. Percy, 432906 O'Donnell, Dennis James, farm hand, Mangaramarama, Te Ore Ore, Masterton. Pahiatua. 422507 Phillips, Thomas Archibald, butcher's assistant, 91 Marine 261162 O'Donnell, Kenneth James, hairdresser, High St., Carterton. Pde., Napier. 268618 O'Dowd, John Patrick, pelt-curer, South Rd., Masterton. 278756 Physick, John Allen, freezing worker, 283 Queen St., 200494 O'Dwyer, Dems William, farmer, Te Kakapo, Tikokino, Masterton. Hawke's Bay. 230505 Pickard, Stanley, farm worker, care of J. Morrison, Blairlogie 200493 O'Dwyer, Owen Geoffery, farmer, Te Kakapo, Tikokino, Station, Masterton. Hawke's Bay. 232981 Pickering, Arthur Albert, labourer, 10 Chambers St., Napier. 012092 Ohuka, Morehu, farm labourer, Whakawhitira, Ruatoria. 424949 Pickett, Thomas Ian, builder, Pongaroa. 175382 Olds, Norman William, farm hand, care of Mr. L. Tunni- 427881 Piercy, Reginald Harry, bushman, Pedersen's Mill, Matawai, cliffe, D alefield, Carterton, W airarapa. Poverty Bay. 016942 Oliver, Alexander, farm hand, Parkvale, Carterton. 259095 Pike, John Trevor Lane, clerk, Kitchener St., Martinborough. 258964 Oliver, Douglas Miller, clerk, 192 Childers Rd., Gisborne. 009035 Pilling, Bernard Seymoure, gardener, 301 Market St., 253746 Oliver, Edward Noel, farm hand, care of W. A. Oliver, Hastings. Back. Makaretu, Takapau. · 159786 Pim, George Byrne, farm hand, Pongaroa. 420949 Oliver, Frederick Willoughby, Pa.rkville, Eketahuna. 375001 Pirie, Eric Abel, compositor, care of Hawke's Bay Daily Mail, 275896 Oliver, John Guy, clerk, 2nd Field Ambulance, Tauherenikau. Karamu Rd., Hastings. 431927 Olsen, Alan Lewis, farm hand, Dv-Umutaoroa Rural Delivery 239220 Platt, Colin Maurice, stable hand, care of A. McIntosh, Dannevirke. P.O. Box 148, Gisborne. 421583 O'Meara, James Patrick, labourer, 72 Kuripuni St., Masterton. 265314 Plowman, Douglas Augustus, slaughterman, care of W. H. 233016 O'Neill, Leonard Ernest, surfaceman-labourer, care of Post­ . Plowman, Private Bag, Toi Flat, Dannevirke, office, Tiniroto, Gia borne. 244738 Plowman, Herbert, slaughterman, 16 Oswald St., Gisborne, 399133 Openshaw, Jack Edward, civil servant, Post-office, Tolaga 300364 Plowman, Vernon Gregory, porter, 303 Riverslea Rd., Bay. Hastings. 286724 O'Reilly, Regis Aloysius, ecclesiastical student, Mount St. 376293 Polglase, Leonard Sylvanus, farmer, Ballance Rural Delivery, Mary's, Greenmeadows, Napier. Pahiatua. 377617 O'Rourke, Martin Henry, tunneller, Tiki.Whata. 294305 Polhill, John, butcher, 502 Hastings Street North, Hastings, 274546 Orsborn, Walter Lionel, milkman, Gordon St., Masterton. 296589 Pomranz, Cecil, farm labourer, Norsewood. 407672 Osgood, Trevor Raymond, cycle mechanic, 492 Gladstone 428293 Port, Ambrose Kingsley, Ormondville. Rd., Gisborne. 402606 Porter, Jack Buchanan, machimst, 500 Alexandra St., 391337 Overington, Aubrey, carpenter, Box 93, Wairoa. Hastings. 229630 Owen, Walter, shop-assistant, 8 Dickson St., Gisborne. 434143 Porter, Thomas Valentine Ellesmere Patterson, labourer, 433976 Owen, Walter Woodliffe, carpenter, 414 Gladstone Rd., 458 Gladstone Rd., Gisborne. Gisborne. 234812 Post, Thomas Andrew, sheep-farmer, 35 Lyndhurst St., 297723 Page, Claude Robert, grocer's assistant, care of Carlton Club Gisborne. Hotel, Heretaunga St., Hastings. 390117 Powdrell, Ronald Douglas Jordan, farm hand, "Rawhiti," 297862 Paget, William Trevor, carpenter, 54 Tyndall St., Pahiatua. Private Bag, Napier. 232696 Painter, James Vincent, farm labourer, care of Mrs. E. D. 289339 Powell, Alan E. R. L., driver, Pongaroa. Holt, Bay View, Napier. 281868 Powell, Jo.Qll Henry, New Zealand Railways employee, 17 433544 Palenski, George Ronald, farm hand, Te" Uri, Ormondville. Collin St., Gisborne. 294098 Palmer, James William, instructor in agriculture, Box 118, 396380 Power, Edmund Francis, oil-driller, care of Waikokopu Hastings. Post-office. 189417 Parker, Allan Stan, freezing worker, 44 Cook St., Gisborne. 238406 Power, William Henry, oil-well assistant, care of New Zealand 418659 Parker, James, dairy-farmer, P.O. Box 145, Gisborne, Petroleum Co., Box 1, Nuhaka, Gisborne. 264179 Parker, John Alfred, farm hand, Box 17, Takapau. 397339 Poynter, Eric Charles, overseer and draughtsman, 12 403502 Parkes, Leonard Victor, stablehand, care of B. Currie, Chambers St., Napier. Motuhora. 411756 Pratt, Henry ·James, motor mechanic, 85 Church St., 276608 Parkinson, Ian Quaife, shepherd, 89 Stanley Rd., Gisborne. Masterton. 251106 Parkinson, Thomas (jun.), freezing-works hand, 608 Mad­ 090348 Prebble, Reginald Langley, clerk, 12. Goldsmith Tee., Napier. dison St., Hastings. 281660 Prendergast, John Edward, lin~sman, 586 Aberdeen Rd., 255865 Parminter, Leslie George, carpenter, Opatu St., Wairoa, Gisborne. Hawke's Bay. 419592 Prenter, James Hector, lorry-driver, Smith St., Dannevirke. 378213 Parsons, Fredric Pentelow, labourer, No. 1 Camp, Tuai, 250896 Prentice, Eru John, insurance-inspector, 11 Bay View Rd., Hawke's Bay. Napier. 400001 Parsons, Monty Charles, contract labourer, Ormona, 266802 Preston, John Carrick, clerk, Abbotsford Rd., Waipawa. Gisborne. 268656 Price, Kenneth, Stephen, farmer, care of Q. F. Price, West 273258 Parsons, William Keith, labourer, Ormond, Gisborne. Bush Rd., Masterton. 291848 Pascoe, Edward Clive, butcher, 408 Lascelles St., Hastings. 416568 Price, Matthew Llewellyn, tunneller, No. 1 Camp, Tuai, 248733 Paterson, Gray Duncan, farm labourer, Tutira Post-office, 285887 Price, Oswald James, sawmill hand, 31 Walton's Ave., Napier.• Masterton. 251105 Patmore, Leighton, packer and storeman, 911 Albert St., Hastings. 251072 Pringle, Ellis Frater, gardener, 5 South Rd., Masterton. 041330 Patterson, James MacGregor, minister of religion, The Manse, 297872 Pringle, Gordon Milton, furmture-salesman, Princess St., Takapau. Pahiatua. 253122 Payne, Phil, linesman, Newman Rd., Eketahuna. 275544 Pringle, Herbert Colin, Pukeora Sanatorium, Waipukurau, 399220 Peach, William Leslie, surfaceman, Post-office, Whakaki. 230599 Pryde, Keith Roberts, dairy-farmer, Ruawhata. 297431 Pearce, Harold, farm hand, care of F. G. Gibson, Crown- 378464 Pulford, Noelan William Henry, labourer, Ferry Rd., Clive, thorpe, Private Bag, Hastings. 286714 Purchas, Charles Merle Earl, gardener, Aorangi, Gisborne, 291363 Pearson, Clifford Douglas, dairy employee, 7 Burus St., 399387 Pye, Sydney Lawrence, clerk, 95 Villa St., Masterton. Dannevirke. 044669 Quilter, Frank Harold, shepherd, lVIangatoitoi Station, 294327 Pedersen, Eric Oswald, orchard worker, Fernhill, Hastings, Ngatapa, Gisborne. Hawke's Bay. 425149 Qmnlivan, Kenneth Hartley, horse-trainer, 202 Lascelles St., 377399 Pederson, Ronald Arthur, 502 Avenue Road West, Hastings. Hastings. 429911 Pemberton, Alfred Harry, lorry-driver, Carroll St., Wairoa. 265388 Quinn, Brian Buchanan, compositor, 298 Aberdeen Rd., 403863 Percy, Charlie Stanley, freezing labourer, 507 Burnett St., Gisborne. Hastings. 281728 Quinn, Darnel Philip, labourer, 51 Ormons Rd., Gisborne. .
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