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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTK [No. 101 2508 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTK [No. 101 286824 Williams, Patrick John, Shepherd, Huanui Station, Tolaga 294466 Arnold, Raymond Rusden, Electrician, 161 Dora.Ito Rd, Bay, Gisborne. Frankleigh Park, New Plymouth. 238361 Williams, Teina, Labourer, Post-office, Porangahau, Hawke's 373186 Ashford, Harold Frederick, Boxmaker, 9 Derby St, Eltl:tam. · Bay. 298672 Ashworth, Harold Raymond, Medical Herbalist, 571 South 424000 Williams.on, William, Shepherd, Tora Station, Martin. Rd, New Plymouth. .. borough.· · 290137 Austin, Herbert John, Labourer, Hill's Rd, Stratford. 240132 Willoughby, Ronald Cyril, Labourer, Pongaroa, via Pahiatua. 270665 Austin, John Augustu!!, Farmer, Kaimata, Inglewood. 16!)301 Wilson, David, Farm Labourer, Kaponga. 418754 Austin, Robert Noel, Farmer, Pukearuhe Rura.l Delivery, 103764 Wilson, {}la\lstone ll:v:an, Farmer, IIP,tuma Rural Delivery, Waitara. Waipukurau, . 29.7625 Autridge, Ralph, Labourer, care of Mr. J. 0. Hood, 76 Wilson 07.11369 ,Wilson, John, Accountant, Club Hotel, Dannevirke. St, New Plymouth. 064681 ·w:Json, Lytton, Clerk, 189 'Rutone Rd, Gisborne. 294434 Bailey, Valentine Edward, Cheesemaker, .care of Bell Block 242438 Wilton, Lawrence Douglas, Farming, Rangitunau, Masterton. Dairy Factory, Bell Block, J46l)94 Winters, Arthur Raymond, Orchard Assistant, Hill .Rd, 289710 Baird; David Hastie, Lead-burner, 367 Devon .St; New Fernhill. · Plymouth. 390821 Withey, William George, Farmer, Raumati, Dannevirke; 417987 Baker, George Livingston, Fi.rm-manager, Whenriakura. 239162 Wooding, Edwin Charles, Lorry-driver, No .. l Ormond Rd, 212706 Balsom,, William Archibald, Farm Hand, Upper }[angorei Gisborne. Rd, New Plymouth. 402767 Woods, Clarence Amos; Farm Hand, care of Mrs. J. Woods, 414709 Barker, Eric, Poultry-farmer, care of P.O. Bo1< 26, Rawera. 812 Eaton Rd, Hastings. 054941 Barkla, William Henry, Working Farm-manager, P.O. 261101 Woollett, Keith Edwin, Clerk, Solway, Masterton. Box 205,. Hawera. 406174 Workman, Leo Vaughan, Main St, Greytown. 294469 Barr, James, Ryecroft House, New Plymouth. 238308 Worsnop, Sydney Eric, Station Hand, care of Mr. ;F. Newman, 188034 Bartle, Robert Martin, Labourer, Opunake, Taranaki. Waipaoa. · 050404 Bathurst,.Albert Gudrey, Farm Ha.lid, Kaimata, Inglewood, 247172 Worth, Arthur, Butcher, 910 Outram Rd, Hastings. 060405 Bathurst, Hector Herbert, Farm Hand, Kaimata, Inglewood. 397998. Wright, Eric William, 156 High St, Dannevirke. 421672 Baylis, Harry Joseph, Farm Hand, Okaiawa. 26W68 Wright, James Henry, D!l,iry-factory Assistant, 127 Dhon 246436 Beard, George Ernest, Lead-burner,. 77 Paynters Avenue, · St, Masterton. · New Plymouth. .. 108672 Wright, Ronald Raymond, Painter and Paperhanger, Clare- 270365 Beaven, Gilbert Gardener, Farmer, Tikorangi Rural Delivery, . ville, ·Carterton, Wairarapa. Waitara. · 084631 Yeomans, John Edward, Cheesemaker, Car() of Hopelands 255276 Beokbessinger, Ernest George, Grocer · and .Hardware Dairy Co., Woodville, Merchant, Waitara. '405267. Young, Malcolm Alexander, ·Labourer, 39 Colin St, Port 050113 Bell, John George, Dairy-farmer, Tuna, Stratford.· . Ahuriri. 250594 Bell, Leslie Walter, Tractor-driver, .car,e of Marr ]3ros., 089874 Yule, Alister George, Stud Shepherd, "Netherlands," Upper Maugorei, New Plymouth. · , . ,. Featherston. 297634 Bell, Walter Edward, Farmer, care of R. J. Bell, Puniho, . New Plymouth. · . · 045334 Belsham, John Edward, Labourer, ManukorihiPa, Waitara. 266256 Benefield, .Alfred Inglis, Farm Worker, Monmouth Rur!ll Delivery, Stratford. 139001 Benefield, Henry Ernest, Factory-employee, Monmouth MILITARY DISTRICT No. 8 (NEW PLYMOUTH). Rural Delivery, Stratford. 249426 Bennett, John Erl, Sawmill Hand, Bristol Rd, Ingle~od. 419868. Abbott, Arthur Howard George, I<'atm Hand, Box 95, 298830 Bennoch, Roderick, Locomotive-cleaner and Acting Fireman, , Waverley. .. ~are of Mrs. Walshe, Esplanade, New Plymouth. 256340 Allam,,; Albert Hadleigh, Labourer, Main South Rd, Patea. 083638 Benson, Norman Alexandria, Lorry· driver, Maxwell, i85902 Adams, Murray McNeill-, Dairy-farmer, Otakeho, Taranaki. Wanganui. · 426/117 ,A.dair, Jack Francis, Farm Hand, Otauto Rd, Patea. 283043 Bentham, Frank, Farmer, Koru, New Plymouth. 22964'6 Adlam, Ronald Valentine, Farmer, Carrington Rural 295584 Benton, Trevor Alfred, Farmer, Tariki. Delivery, Harworth, New Plymouth. 289864 Berg, Leon\l,rd Oscar, Motor Mechanic, Hetor Place, Opunake. 39.1457. Aiken, Howard Wyvern, Farm Hand, Gowanlea, Waverley. 111250 Berg, Roy Lenard, Carpenter, 2 Ataiwa St, New Plymouth, 230858 Aiken, Keith Alexander, Farm Hand, Adenvile, Waverley. 062308 Berntsen, .Norman Bernhard, Apprentice Engineer,. 19 232636 Aish, Frederick James, Dairy-farm Labourer, Tataraimaka, Newton St, Fitzroy, New Plymouth. , ... via New Plymouth. 294412 Beu, Frederick Joseph Arthur, Master Plasterer, 72 Whiteley 296880 Albrey, Louis George, Apprentice Jockey, care of E. Fryer, St, New Plymouth. Flint Rd, Stratford. 156355 Bevan, Arthur John, Factory Hand, care of Oaonui Dairy 425861 Aldridge, Alfred Martin, Dairy-farmer, Puniho. Factory, Oaonui Rural Delivery, Opunake•. 390205 Aldridge, Andrew Thomas, Grocery Assistant, Pembroke 188047 Bevan, Joseph Antonia, Arawhata Rural Delivery, Opunake. Rd, Stratford. 228944 Bevins, Alfred Herbert, Farm Assistant, Stratford. 1970&2 Alexander, Jack Douglas, Farm Hand, Tikorangi Rural 205925 Billing, Jack Douglas, Farm Hand, Ngariki Rd, Rahotu. Delivery, Waitara. 212796 Billing, Thomas Victor, Farm Hand, Ngariki Rd, Rahoti,, 099477 Allan, George, Farm Hand, Kaupokonui, South Taranaki. 089201 Bilski, Alexander Thomas, Dairy-farmer, Ihaia Rd, Opunake. 298833 Allan, Ian Charles Fitzroy, Farmer, Kirihau Rd, Konu, 09.8640 Birent, Harold, Farm Hand, York Rd, Midhurst. New Plymouth. 244999 Birkett, James Clover, Dairy-farmer, Flint Rd, Stratford. 234194 Alsop, Raymond Harold, Factory-assistant,-Paynters Avenue 096145 Bishop, Cyril Gordon, Dairy-farmer, Egmont Village, · · Fitzroy, New Plymouth. Inglewood. ,. , 376483 Amor, George Vernon, Labourer, 4Nobs Line, New Plymouth, 205944 Blackman, Ian George, Apprentice Baker, King St; Opunake. 138887 . Andersen, Desm,ond Maurice, Salesman, Denmark. Terrace, 421959 Blake, Robert Errol, Farm Labourer, care. of Mr .. R.. REJ,ir; Stratford. Tataraimaka. 403602 Anderson, George Vincent, 214 Powderham St, New Ply• 229.706 Bleakley, l;tobert. Ian, Farm!lr, Rawhitiroa Rd, Eltham, mouth. 373567 Blue, Malcolm, Farm Hand, Sole Rd, Nga.ere. 378988 Anderson, Robert Wallace, 51 Walla.th Rd, Westown, New 230849 Blue, Roderick Wilfred, Hotel Porter, Waverley H9tel, . Plymouth. Waverley. · 3050l0 Anderson, William Frederick Joseph, Farmer, East Rd, 156789 Boggs, Robert Geqrge, Senior Exchange Clerk, 20 BreCQn Stratford. Rd, Stratford. , . · 426242 Andresen, Mervin Henry, Farm· Hand, Hawera. 376332 Bolger, Patrick Desmond, Car Salesman, Rural Delivery, 296754 Andresen, Vernon Andrew, Labourer, Waihi Rd, Hawera. Hawera. , ., 186901 Andrews, Eugene Vernon, Labourer (Farm); Otakeho, 307323 Bolton, Francis George, Records-sorter, 27 Bultall St, New South Taranaki. Plymouth. · . .. l3I62J. ·Andrews, Harry Whinston, Farmer," Te Weka," Rangikura, 297712 Bond, Ernest James, Cleaner and Acting -Fireman, 59 Waverley. , Brooklands Rd, New Plymouth. 190278.Andrews, James Johnstone, Farm Labourer, care 0£ Mr. 117316 Bond, William Leslie, Sha.re-milker, Ma,naj11. Oe-o Rd, ,-. A. G. Griffin, Normanby Rd, Kaupokonui. Manaia, Auroa. 414353 Andrews, John Edward, Private Secretary,. care of P.O. 421766 Boothby, John, Farm Labourer, care of Mr. C. Du.ikworth, Box 100, New Plymouth. Glover Rd, Hawera. · 206667 Ansley, Ivan, Freezing-chamber Hand, Beach Rd, Pa.tea. 270064 Bootten, Bernard Joseph, Farm Labourer, care of Mr.· J. 296148 Archer, Clarence Frederick, Cheesemaker, 16 Galt St, Hawera. Smith, Niel Rd, Eltham. 287474 Ardern, Kenneth Walter, 16 Karatmi St, Fitzroy. : 411122 Bosley, Cecil Henry, Timber-worker,. 227 Courtenay. St,­ 273782 Arisoil, Reginald, 23 Buckley Terrace, New Plymouth. ; ' New Plymouth. · · ·. · 373026 Armstrong, Reginald James, Plasterer's Labourer, 22 Victoria St, Hawera. 031126 Bottin, Charles James, Farm Hand, Wharehuia, Stratford. 288645. Arnold, Michael. ,Joseph, ~armer, Henwood Rd, Bell Block, I 414314 Boulter,. Colin Henry; Company-manager, Holicl Cargill. ' ·Taranaki. ' Gill St, New Plymouth. .
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