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2686··· THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 99 !UI,ITARY AREA No. 10 (CHRISTCHURCH)-oontiooed. MILITARY AREA No. 10 (CHRISTCHURCH)-contiooecl. 632787 Baxter, Alan Clifford, apprentice carpenter, 57 Ayers St., 633651 Billings, Edwin Cleve, brass-finisher, 43 Ryan St. Rangiora, North Canterbury. 562855 Bilton, Claud Hamilton, tramway motorman, 110 Charles St., 632802 Baxter, Colin James, farm hand, Waddington, Darfield Linwood. R.M.D. 584929 Binnie, Fredrick George, surfaceman, Ohoka. 494916 Baxter, John Walter, motor-driver, 220 Everton Rd., 460055 Binnie, James, shepherd, "Rocky Point," Hakataramea. Brighton. 599480 Binnie, Joha, fitter (N.Z.R,}, 71 Wainui St., Riccarton. 494956 Baylis, Ernest Henry, club steward, 42 Mersey St. 559354 Binning, Herbert Geoffrey, millwright, 24 Stenness Ave., 632012 Baylis, Gordon Francis, service-station attendant, Irwell. Spreydon. R.D., Leeston. 562861 Birchfield., Samuel Matthew, dairy-farmer, 52 Cooper's Rd., 606927 Baynon, Harold Edward, farmer, R.M.D., Lo burn, Rangiora. Shirley. 466654 Beach, Roland Alfred Benjamin, clerk, 75 Otipua Rd., 559330 Bird, Norman Frederick Wales, ganger (N.Z.R.), 21 Horatio Timaru. St. 530811 Beal, Frederick Mark, farmer, East Eyreton. 574074 Birdling, Harley Albert, shepherd, Poranui Post-office. 504942 Beale, Erle Leicester, brewery employee, 106 Randolph 610034 Birdling, Huia William, traffic officer, 70 Cleveland St., St., Woolston. · Shirley. 472302 Beard, Albert George, police constable, 180 Brougham St., 517153 Bishell, Ira Francis, general labourer, Horsley Downs, Sydenham. Hawarden. 551259 Bearman, Wilfrid James, painter, 37 Birdwood Ave., 562868 Bishell, Victor David, farmer, Medbury, Hawarden. Beckenham. 559602 Bishop, George Blackmore, farm labourer, Dorie R.D., 520002 Bearne, Frederick Vaughan, carriage-builder, 66 Birdwood Rakaia. Ave. 558551 Bishop, Henry, dairy-farmer, 21 Veitch's Rd., Papanui. 478239 Beath, William Hunter, branch manager, 45 Lindsay St. 507244' Bishop, William Francis, bus-driver, c/o Post-office, Dun-. 518998 Beattie, Robert Edwin Haldon, station-manager, Fairlie. sandel. 552348 Beattie, Robert William Lawrence, farm-manager, Hilton, 484606 Bisman, Leonard, cutter, 55 Rawdon St. Geraldine. ' 498663 Black, Alexander, driver, 117 Stanmore Rd. 56994:0 Beattie, William John, farmer, St. Andrews. 590178 Black, Cecil Graham Hood, farmer, Claremont, Timaru. 486107 Beaumont, Valentine Abraham, department-manager, 12 632481 Black, James Edward, labourer, Charon St., Brookland, Cranley St., Linwood. Ouruhia. 581943 Beaumont, Victor Morekareka, hairdresser, 520 Tuam St; 563176 Black, John Aitcheson, labourer, c/o ·J. Scarlett, Cattle 569943 Beaven, Albert John, custodian, 77 Gloucester St. Valley, Fairlie. 466656 Beck, Cyril Howard, greaser, Pareora East. 619713 Black, Robert Slinda, Morgan Rd., Gleniti, Timaru. 510772 Beck, Leslie William, draper, 12 Kain Ave. 474854 Black, Thomas Alexander, manufacturer's agent, Flat 4, 360 579060 Beck, Richard, motor-driver, 86 St. Albans St. Durham St. 465789 Becket, John Frederick, manager, 448 Avonside Drive. 517323 Blackler, Oswald Garland, farmer, Meadowvale, Pleasant 528426 Beckett, William John, farmer, Boyd's Rd., Horrelville. Point. 545230 Beckingsale, Frederick William, plumber, 70 Cobham St., 615038 Blackler, Owen Randall, farmer, Dromore, Ashburton. Addington. 474855 Blackman, Albert William, fireman (N.Z.R.), 38 Somerfield 519005 Becks, Leslie Thomas, slaughterman, 4 Peroki St., Kaiapoi. St., Spreydon. 631717 Beckwith, James Edward Gordon, clerical cadet, 125 Clyde 632245 Blackmore, Stanley Arthur, factory hand, 86 Hastings St. Rd., Fendalton. 570993 Blackwell, Edward John, labourer, Mt. Hutt Rural, Rakaia. 465790 Bedwell, Albert Vernon, assistant engineer, 80 Courtenay St. 549176 Blair, John Alexander, electric welder, 12 Stafford St., 507437 Beere, Bruce, labourer, 42 Fairview St. Lower Riccarton. 485523 Bell, Allen Jonathan, machinist, Waikuku Beach. 633219 Blake, Malcolm James, farmhand," Spye," WaiparaR.M.D., 593212 Bell, Charles John, fitter, 14 Nelson St., Lower Riccarton. Omihi. 486210 Bell, David, labourer, 124 Neville St., Spreydon. 521797 Blake, Sydney Arthur, painter, 20 Grafton St. 611048 Bell, Norman Arthur Tapley, motor mechanic, 490 Cashel 567129 Blanch, Albert Gordon, market-gardener, 11 Junction Rd., St. Halswell. 566725 Bell, Reginald, tailor, 310 Hereford St. 549192 Blanchard, Harry Milner, greaser, 6 Konini St., Riccarton. 633083 Bell, Ross, grocer's assistant, Painstown, W aimitte. 500235 Blank, Leonard Henry, bank clerk, 18 Galway Ave., 562873 Bell, Stanley Maxwell, salesman, 271 Selwyn St. Brynqwr. 506169 Bell, William Albert, farmer, "Woodstock," Waimate. 558565 Blank, Morton, biscuit-maker, 23 Godley Ave., Papanui. 608126 Bellamy, Harold Glanville, clerk, 92 Simeon St., Spreydon. 508542 Blaxall,Gordon William,book-club proprietor,5 Poynder Ave. 553204 Bennet, Frank Marcus, company foreman, 40 Perry St. 610417 Blaxall, Richard Alfred, physical culturist, " Rukamona," 565954 Bennett, Benjamin Flood, cabinetmaker, 27 Windsor Tee. Mt. Pleasant Rd., Sumner. 614041 Bennett, Charles William, motor-driver, 8 St. Andrews Sq., 611435 Blazey, Clarence George, farmer, Drain Rd., Tai Tapu. ·Elmwood. 563198 Blazey, Henry Charles, company secretary, 17 Fulton Ave., 573421 Bennett, James Baxter, woollen-mills :employee, c/o Mrs. Merivale. Wilding, Ohoka Rd., Kaiapoi. 633739 Blomquist, Edward, farmer, Pigeon Bay, Banks Peninsula. 552997 Bennetts, Robert Ross, signal adjuster, 21 Clive St: 519606 Blomquist, John Leonard, dairy-farmer, Barry's Bay. 632586 Bennington, Ian Raymond, audit-assistant, Flat 2, 354 546899 Bloomfield, David, butcher, 12 Wellington St., Ashburton. Durham St. 549150 Bloxham, Robert Henry Albert, market-gardener, 26 Bridle 466103 Bennitt, William Thomas Ward, dairy-factory inspector, Path Rd., Heathcote VaHey. 2 Avalon St. 502699 Blyth, John Matthew, sales-manager, 208 Shirley Rd., · 593101 Benny, George Joseph, farmer; Southbridge. Shirley. 536828 Benny, James Alexander, motor-driver, Lincoln. 534392 Boag, Raymond Arthur, farmer, Greendale R.D. 503009 Bentley, George Terence, fisherman, 18 Hatton St., Timaru. 550811 Boag, Vernon Wilfred, farmer, Winchmore R.D., Ashburton. 632671 Bentley, George William, fisherman, 18 Hatton St., Timal')l. 631968 Boath, William Ramsay, seaman, 39 Byron St., Sydenham. 565651 Berg, Clinton Albert, labourer, 259 Pt. Hills Rd., Woolston. 631930 Boatwood, Colin Harry, apprentice bootmaker, 352 St. 565318 Bermingham, Alexander, decorator, 452 Armagh St. Asaph St. 632013 Berry, Gordon Charles, driver, c/o Mr. Jack Mair, .Sefton­ 564793 Bonar, Hugh, signal porter (N.Z.R.), 5 Lawrence St. Loburn R.M.D., Rangiora. 4731SO Booth, Cyril Edward, crane-driver, 42 Tilford St., Woolston. 485010 Berry, James, motor-lorry driver, 14 Broad St., Woolston. 558049 Booth, Gordon Porter Timaru, engineer's fitter, 83 Idris Rd. 565311 Berry, Lawrence Henry James, wood- and stone-carver, 566023 Borwick, George Alexander Adam, acetone welder, Rolleston. 46 Berwick St., St. Albans. 606204 Boschetti, John, musical - instrument manufacturer, 28 505844 Besley, Lara William Farney, clerk (N.Z.R.), 10 Regent St., Albany St. Sydenham. 599729 Boskell, Clarence Allan, labourer, 105 Aldwins Rd., Linwood. 533883 Beswarick, George Albert, cordial-factory employee, 25 534371 Boskell, Louis Claude, labourer, 17 Hills Rd., Heathcote. Evans St., Timaru. 559430 Boswell, Richard Lawrence, labourer, 410 St.. Asaph St. 550172 Beswarick, Joseph Walter, labourer, 80 High St., Timaru. 593095 Boucher, John William, electrician operator, c/o Public 487131 Bethune, John, fitter and turner, Edwards St., Prebbleton. Works Department, Lake Coleridge. 601386 Bethune, Kenneth Anderson, farm hand, Annat. 521528 Bougen, Harold William, driver, 546 Moorhouse Ave. 496392 Beumont, Ernest Clifford, shipping clerk, Reserve Tee., 544849 Bougen, Ronald Cleary, storeman, 337 Ferry Rd. Lyttelton. 559435 Boulton, Henry John, farmer, 80 Greers Rd. 580460 Beyer, Leslie Ludovic, slaughterman, 15 Bounty St., Papanui. 555142 Boulton, Herbert Alfred, labourer, 49 Hamilton St., Temuka. 592453 Bickerton, Ronald Malcolm, market-gardener, Horotane 588266 Bowater, Charles Harvey, company director, 12 Garo blins Rd. Valley. 462699 Bowbyes, Lyall Robert Bulwer, accountant, 23 Watford St., 563224 Biddick, Arthur Ernest Hillyer, farm-man.ager, Sloss and Papanui. Burrows, Omihi, Waipara R.D. 493124 Bowden, George Leslie James, carpenter, 57 Rhona St. 563225 Biddick, Octavius Edgar, transport driver, Mayfield, Ash­ 478164 Bowers, John Leonard, labourer, 46 Wordsworth St. burton. 494317 Bowick, David Arthur, police constable, 18 Dampier St., · 563232 Biggs, Benjamin George, cabinetmaker, 270 Selwyn St., Woolston. · Spreydon. · 548394 Bowis, Andrew Cuthbert, farmer, Doyleston R.M.D. 549492 Bigham, Ashley Robert, farm labourer, RusseJI's Flat, Annat. · 508746 Boxall, Arthur, chain slaughterman, Marshland Rd., Belfast. 594659 Boyce, Herbert Kitchener, farmer, Leeston. 477086 Bilbrough, Ingram, farmer, Dunsandel. 633084 Boyce, Peter Philip, orchard worker, c/o R. Boyce, Loburn, 552573 Bill, John Walter, farmer, Winchester Settlement, Temuka. Rangiora. 465935 Billcliff, Leslie Garfield, schoolmaster, School House, Bur- 522606 Boy~ Alexander, labourer, 47 Shakespeare Rd., Sydenham. wood. 470516 Boyd, James Paton, clerk, 189 Montreal St. .
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