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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 4Ll MAR. 4.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 4ll MILITARY DISTRICT No. 2 (PAEROA)-continui1d. MILITARY DISTRICT No. 2 (PAEROA)-continued. 273820 Burnell, Denis Rea, farmer, Putararu, Rural Delivery. 252361 Connell, Robert William, dairy-farm hand, Taihoa, Mata­ 170656 Burr, Arthur Wilfred, farm hand, Okauia, llfatamata. mata. 398512 Burt, Frank Harold, fisherman, Grey St., Thames. 232380 Connor, William Joseph, dairy-farmer, Opotiki. 254973 Burton, Alfred George, clerk, Nelson St., Opotiki. 038041 Connors, Arthur Reginald, farm hand, Orchard East Rd., 251842 Bush, Douglas Allan, bricklayer, F. Bush, Tamapapa St., Turua. Matamata. 430747 Constant, William Benn, hotel porter, Grand Hotel, Rotorua. 035478 Butler, Thomas Daniel, dairy-farmer, Box 134, Opotiki. 180844 Conway, Gerald Kitchener, Paengaroa, Bay of Plenty. 114929 Bycroft, Leonard, farm hand, care of A. Thirlwall, Matamata. 204038 Cook, William Charles, truck-driver, care of P.O. Box 205, 425835 Byrne, Herbert William, herd-tester and recorder, Post-office. Tauranga. Te Puke. 255062 Cooper, John David, farmer, Pipiroa. 423038 Callesen, Thomas, farm hand, Matamata. 261801 Coates, Albert, Turangamoana, Matamata. 235885 Cameron, Ewen Kenneth, school-teacher, Kaiatc Falls 294994 Coppard, Eric Cyril, farm hand, care of Mr. A. McLaughlin, School, Upper Papamoa, Tauranga. Matatoki Post Office, Thames Line. 272237 Cameron, Thomas Murray, pig farmer, care of C. N. Walton, 276873 Coppell, Alan Leslie, nurseryman, Devonport Rd., Tauranga. Rural Mail Delivery, Whakatane. 127905 Corbett, John James, farmer, Hikutaia, Thames Line. 286738 Campbell, Adam, farm hand, Edgecumbe. 127906 Corbett, Thonrn.s Joseph, farmer, Hikutaia. 430150 Campbell, Colin, dairy-farmer, Okoroire. 272225 Corlett, William Cornish, farm hand, No. I Road, Waitoa, 430151 Campbell, Gordon McNaughon, dairy-farmer, Okoroire. Te Aroha. 251817 Campbell, James Leslie, farm labourer, care of R. J. Black, 427047 Corner, Kenneth Gordon Gerald, farmer, Awaroa Station, Katikati. Whakatane Rural Delivery. 282504 Cantell, George Frederick, labourer, Edgecumbe. 239453 Cornes, Clement Augustus, driver, Rural l\fail Delivery, 037656 Carey, William Norman, farm hand, Waioeka Rd., Opotiki. Waihou. 427427 Carley, John Thomas, farmer, Boom Rd., Waitakaruru. 390006 Cornes, James Thomas, t,ailer-out, care of Tuck and Watkins, 418013 Carmichael, Leslie Hilton, company-manager, Bethlehem, Putaruru. Tauranga. 432761 Corney, Roger John, sharemilker, Awaiti Rd., Paeroa. 375276 Carmichael, William Ernest, farm hand, No. 1 Rural Mail 375818 Cornwall, James vVilliam Erm,st, farm hand, "Green Park," Delivery, Te Aroha. Tatuanui Rural Delivery, l\forrinsville. 422754 Carter, Harold Alfred Seymour, chemist's a·ssistant, Cameron 259631 Costello, George Gregory, dairy-farmer, Rural Delivery, Rd., Tauranga. Waihi. 068640 Cartner, Murray Collingwood, audit clerk, care of Audit 288254 Coster, Christopher ,Joseph Hugh, labourer, Karaka Rd., Department, P.O. Box 41, Rotorua. Thames. 281462 Castle, Wilmot Rodd, clerk in holy orders, P.O. Box 3, 285128 Courtney, John James, clerk, Public Works Department, Coromandel. Whakatane. 273350 Catlin, Harold Frederick, farmer, Rural Delivery, Walton. 418371 Covell, John Auckland, farmer, Rural Delivery, Otumoetai, 256453 Cato, Leo Stanley, 19 Toko St., Rotorua. Tauranga. 251856 Cauper, John Alexander, farm hand, care of Mr. P. C. 373333 Cowan, Percival, dairy-farmer, Awakeri P.O., Bay of Plenty. Rogerson, Katikati Rural Delivery. 284690 Cowie, Charles Murray, farm hand, Puriri. 050846 Cavanagh, George, farm labourer, care of Mr. Belfield (sen.), 378117 Craig, Robert Lawrence, transmission-line erector, care of Ngarua-Waitoa Rural Delivery. Mrs. Kehoe, Matamata. 179071 Cavanagh, Henry Alfred, tractor-driver, Oruanui, via Taupo. 393268 Cramond, Henry Arthur, mill-hand yardman, care of State 234350 Cavanagh, Nesbit ,John, grocer, care of Self-Help Co-op., Forestry, \Vaiotapu, Rotorua. Thames. 095878 Cramp, Spencer David, farmer, care of P.O., Opotiki, Bay of 294096 Gederman, Alan John, fruit-inspector, "vVharepai," Private Plenty. Hotel, Tauranga. 432939 Crawfoid, Car.iwell George, cheesemaker, care of Cheese 203421 Chamberlain, Maxwell Allen, butcher, Victoria St., Paeroa. Factory, Kopuarahi. 219500 Chambers, Arthur Purnell, machinist, 15 Mernitt St., 405183 Crawford, John Anzac, drngliue driver, Kati Kat,i, Bay Whakatanc. of Plentv. 411622 Charman, Alexander Henry, drapery manager, care of 251845 Crawford, "Lionel Alexander, farm hand, Boundary Rd., Wallac.e Supplies, Ltd., Whakatane. Waihi. 260142 Charteris, Arthur Joseph, care of Goodsons Ltd., Rotorua. 27214 7 Crawford, Robert Henry, steelworker, 4 Pererika St., 191948 Cheale, Jack Norman, dairy-farmer, Aw;iiti Rural Delivery, Rotorua. Paeroa. 184110 Crawford, William Ernest Alley, farm worker, care of Mr. 396580 Cheater, Francis ,Jeffrey, cook, Sanatorium, Rotorua. H. Melville, Tokoroa, Putaruru. 26!H78 Chester, Hugh, farm hand, Ford Rd., Waihi. 297056 Crimmins, Frank Ernest, works manager, Belmont Rd., 425474 Chester, John, carpenter, care of E: A. Chester, Ford Rd., Paeroa. Waihi. 131125 Cross, Colin Thomas, radio serviceman, 19 1st Ave., Tauranga. 252347 Chilton, Alexandra, painter, Lower Rd., Matamata. 373363 Cross, Robert Angus, tractor-driver, Tokoroa, vi11 Putaruru, 264570 Christie, Archibald Anderson, carpenter, care of Brockett & 246068 Cruickshank, Reginald Harold, farm labourer, care of G. Shard, Paeroa. Cail, Waitakaruru, Hauraki Plains. 150201 Clague, Eric, grocer's assistant, care of Mrs. Clark, Koromiko 099004 Cubitt, George Frank Lucas, labourer, Lome St., l\1orrinsville. St., Te Aroha. 269359 Cummings, Gordon Winston, dairy-farmer, Tapapa Rd., 418010 Clark, Clifton, Walkers Rd., Aongatete Rural Delivery, Putaruru. Katikati. 230501 Cummings, Raymond -,John, farm hand, Rural Delivery, 414552 Clark, Frank Donald, farmer, Puriri. Puta.ruru. 375586 Clark, James William, farm hand, Box 28, Ngatea, Hauraki 432316 Curnow, John Henry Tremayne, school tea,cher, 56 Pererika Plains. St., Rotorua. 283943 Clark, Lovell Desmond, poultry-farmer, Kcrcpehi. 373135 Curran, Roger Perdvrtl, farm hand, Rural l\fail Delivery, Te 418625 Clark, Trueman John, tractor-driver, Patetonga Rural Puke Delivery. 248835 Currie, John Clouston, farmer, Te Aroha West. 243185 Clarke, l<'red, care of YL R. Abbott, horse-trainer, Rotorua. 431290 Curtin, Daniel John, farm hand, care of Mr. Jones, No. 7 277581 Cleaver, Eric James, radio-serviceman, Whakatane. Rd., Wnitoa. 290235 Clements, Fritz, farm hand, care of l\'Ir. R. Salmon, Whaka- 288074 Curtis, John William, farm labourer, Patetonga Rural tane. Delivery, Morrinsville. 291189 Clifford, John Erie, farm hand, Kerepehi, Hauraki Plains. 276421 Curtis, Thoma~ Bindou, farmer, T. B. Curtis Quarries, 415701 Climo, Alfred Richard, share-milker, Rural Delivery, Waihi. Colville. 291547 Clune, vValter Russel, dairy-farmer, Kuaotunu. 248126 Dagger, Jacob William, care of Mrs. E. Dagger, Turua, 257956 Cochrane, Cedric Hunter, dairy-farmer, Tirau. Hauraki Plains. 277110 Coldicutt, Albert Gordon, farm employee, Netherton. 276534 Dahlin, Gustav ,Joseph, Ngongotaha. 291188 Coldicutt, Stuart Bird wood, truck-driver, Netherton. 420744 Daisley, Bert Robert, Pah Farm, Waharoa. 110782 Cole, Dudley George, share-milker, care of ]\fr. R. McMinn, 268033 Dallas, Francis Alexander, telegraphist, care of Mrs. Taylor, Peria, Matamata. Landing Rd., Whakatane. 298640 Collett, Eric Franklin, motor-driver, Box 86, Tauranga. 146740 Dally, Clive Pascoe, dairy-farmer, Hoe-o-tainui. 272052 Collins, Frederick Charles William, barman, Grand Hotel, 259395 Dalton, Henry Kenneth, hairdresser, Mackay St., Thames. Rotorua. 291617 Daly, John Henry, labourer, care of Post 9mce, Taupo. 260020 Collins, Leslie Edward, care of Mr. B. C. Collins, Beach Rd., 238786 Dance, Nicholas, farm hand, 1st Avenue, 'lauran~a. Waihi. 411477 Daniels, Selwyn Roy, farm labourer, care of Mr. E. Howarth, 236078 Comer, Thomas Bumsar, labourer, care of R. Lane, Waiot;iki Hangawera Rd., l\forrinsville. Creek, Thames. 419236 Darrall, Mervyn Lance Sydney, dalfy-farm worker, Tatuanm, 261356 Comer, W'illiam Rowe, carpenter's labourer, 80 Sandes St., Morrinsville. Thames. 391238 Darwen, Clifford William, care of N.Z. Dairy Co., Ltd., 265067 Connell, Lewis Keefe, mechanic, 20 Haig St., Whakatane. Matamata. C .
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