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Fuy 7.] the NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1271 fuy 7.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1271 MILITARY AREA No. 12 (INVERCARGILL)-continued. MILITARY AREA No. 12 (INVERCARGILL)-continued. 431803 Lindsay, George Edzell, labourer, 77 Bann St., Bluff. 424075 McDowell, Jabez Alexander, excavator-driver and engine. 244440 Lindsay, James Andrew, farmer, Wright's Bush, Glad.field driver, McQuarrie St., Invercargill. Rural Delivery. 060830 McElligott, William Isaac, coal-miner, Ohai, Southland. 236314 Lindsay, Robert Caldwell, P.O. Box 61, Winton. 286087 McElrea, Thomas, wool-presser, care of Mrs. Farguharson, 410905 Little, Earnest Keith, yardman, Progress Valley, Puhanga­ , Baker St., Stirling. hau Rural Delivery, Invercargill. i 290045 McEntyre, John Francis, farm hand, Arrowtown. 267471 Little, Leslie John Sidey, labourer, 81 Liffey St., Bluff. , 289159 McEwan, Kenneth Gordon, farm.hand, Glenham. 260208 Littlejohn, Ivan Moore, sheep-farmer, Gore-Conical Hills '273006 McFadden, John Alexander, carpenter's apprentice, Thorn- Rural Delivery. ' bury. 408973 Livingstone, .Gordon Stanley, farm hand, Hokonui, South­ , 244298 McGarvie, Desmond John, farm labourer, Section 6, Otara. land. Rural Delivery. 184785 Lloyd, John Llewellyn, apprentice fitter aud turner, 22 : 398810 McGhee, Frederick John, winch-driver, Nightcaps. Princes St., Invercargill. ! 411348 Macgillivray, Donald Alexander, farm hand, Otapiri Rural 253852 Lochhead, Ross Shearer, sheep-farmer, Kaitangata. , Delivery, Winton, Southland. 433567 Lockett, Reuben Alfred, farmer, Riverton. · 064003 MacGregor, Donald McRae, sheep-farmer, Box 34, Winton. 416950 Lockhart, Brendan Redmond Hanarahan, painter and ; 266369 McGregor, Douglas, farmer, care of Box 23, Balfour. paperhanger, Box 26, Clarksville, Milton. : 230799 McGrouther, William James, carpenter, care of J, F. 277972 Lockhart, Edward ,Joseph, farm labourer, Fairpface Station, ' McGrouther, farmer, Wyndham. Riversdale. '391186 Mcinnes, Frederick, labourer, 5 Dudley St., Waikiwi. 270646 Lockhart,, William Moir, farm hand, Clarksville, Box 26, , 421535 McIntosh, Charles Daniel, shepherd, Kakapuaka, Balclutha. Milton. ; 409864 Macintosh, Hugh Lauder, farm labmirer, Waimahaka, 417200 Logan, Thomas Andrew, farmer, Otama, Gore. Southland. 250433 Logie, William Stanley, care of Guest and Sons; Box 45, 236298 McIntosh, Percy Daniel, farm-assistant, Oreti, Heddon Bush Stirling. , Rural Delivery. 412793 Lomas, George Eric, music-teacher, 89 ,Ted St., Invercargill. '269559 McIntyre, John Alexander, sawmiller, Box 31, Tuatapere. 229939 Longuet, Owen Charles, traveller, 168 Forth St., Invercargill. , 411485 Mclvor, William Murray, baker, Terry St., Wyndham, 262190 Lonneker, Frank Ebenezer, 144 Esk St., Invercargill. Southland. 103435 Loudon, Edward Thomas, farmer, Leimen St., Otautau. 275887 McKay, ,James R., stock and station agent, care of Dalgety 270870 Ludlow, John Douglas, motor apprentice, Lanark St., and Co., Ltd., Wyndham. Balclutha. 044575 MacKay, Peter Stark, farmer, Otama Rural Delivery, Gore. 399402 Lumsden, Thomas, Morton Mains, Southland. 378944 McKay, Samuel Lindsay, market-gardener, Clyde St.. , 294768 Lyon, William Falconer McKenzie, machinist and general Ba!clutha. printer, 35 Princes St., Invercargill. 409744 McKay, William Archibald, Glencoe, Hedgehope Post-office. 201698 McArthur, Archibald William, mental. hospital attendant, 283016 Mackie, Edward, Come St., Kaitangata. · caN of Princess Hotel, 107 Dee St., Invercargill. · 433943 Mackie, Ernest Edward, jockey, 22 Redmond St., Gore. 171571 McArthur, John Dunsmuir, farm labourer, Taumata, Clinton. 251478 Mackie, Ronald William Douglas, farmer, Wairio. 263728 Macartney, James Altan Clifford, teacher, High School 279735 McKellar, James Alexander Rankin, marine engineer, Hostel, Gore. Half-moon Bay, Stewart Island, 285472 Macaulay, James, labourer, care ofD. Crossan, Kelso. 277475 McKenzie, Andrew Kirk, farm labourer, care of Mr. R. Finch, 187641 McBeath, George Bruce, fibrous plasterer, 112 Nith St., Kyeburn Post-off\ce, Otago Central. Invercargill. 432581 McKenzie, Gilbert Alan, care of Post-office, Nightcaps. 298479 McBride, Thomas, sheep-farmer, Wyndham Rural Delivery, 060934 McKenzie, Hugh Ernest, Section 2, Invercargill-Otara Rural Southland. Delivery, 405265 McCallum, David, farm labourer, Waiwera South. 425256 McKenzie, James Fraser, labourer, Waiwera South. 427401 McCann, Thomas Patrick, farm hand, Box 11, Heriot. 275455 McKenzie, John Alexander, clerk, Riversdale. 271412 McCartney, Thomas Francis, farm hand, Waipounamu 288059 McKenzie, Kenneth Harold, diesel-tractor driver, Popotunoa, Rural Delivery, Gore. Clinton. 254804 McCaughan, Alexander Henry, foundry worker, Torquay 200312 McKenzie, Raymond Seaforth, farm labourer, Park Hill, St., Kaitangata. , Heriot. 298493 McChesney, Thomas Elliot, clerk, 169 Spey St., Invercargill. 424080 McKenzie, William Francis, farm hand, Waiwera St., 263749 McChlery, Robert James, farm hand, Te Tipua, Rural Southland. Delivery, Gore. 404434 McKeown, Douglas, care of Mrs. Jas. Grant, Johnston's Rd., 435379 McColgan, Martin John, labourer, care of J. McColgan, Nightcaps. Niagara, Waikawa. 434853 MacKinlay, Gilbert Egerton, baker, Eddystone St., Kai­ 296022 McColl, John Lang, Sussex St., Tapanui. tangata. 089858 McColl, Lachlan Angus, labourer, Tapanui. 189160 McKinnel, Ivan, fellmonger, 27 Stratford St., Gore. 253556 McCorkindale, Allan Christie, labourer, Lovell's Flat. 201801 McLachlan, Henry George Clifford, farm hand, P.O. Box 51, 253554 McCorkindale, James William, farm hand, care of W. J. Clinton. ' Roulston, Lovell's Flat. 268555 McLaren,· Alexander Thomson, farmer, Wyndham. 214425 McCormick, Charles Archibald, sheep-farmer, P.O. Box 94, 064961 McLauchlan, Peter Gladstone, teamster, Rural Delivery, Queenstown. Clydevale, Balclutha, 251529 McCoy, William, trucker, High St., Nightcaps. 418756 McLeay, James Abernethy, tunnel worker, care of Charles 435979 McCreath, Leslie John William, lorry-driver, care of 117 Goodall, Lumsden. Ettrick St., Invercargill. 409806 McLeay, Murdoch Osburn, trucker, care of Star Coal Co., 266929 McCullogh, Gilbert ,John, farmer, Otahuti Rural Delivery, Ohai, InvercargiJJ. 399679 McLellan, George Harold, rabbiter, Wyndham, Southland. 411862 McCully, ,John Alexander, farmer, Scotts Gap, Otautau. 420415 McLellan, William Craig, registered plumber, Homer, Holly­ 137577 McCurdy, Ian Bruce, clerk, 51 Herbert St., Invercargill. ford, via Lumsden. 264941 McDermott, Leonard Stanley, builder, Albert St., Winton. 423348 Maclennan, Ewart Noel, labourer, Otatara, Invercargill. 275157 McDiarmid, John, dredge-owner, care of Dredge, Knapdale 398688 McLennan, Kenneth Duncan, motor-driver, State Forests, Rural Delivery, Gore. Parkhill, Heriot Rural Delivery. 431329 McDonald, Angus William Donald, farmer, Waikaia. 432750 McLeod, Cyril Hugh Albert, lorry-driver, Section 4, Glencoe 264118 McDonald, .Gordon, dairy-farmer, Ferndale Rural Delivery, Rural Delivery, Mabel Bush. Gore. 203601 MacLeod, Donald, farmer, Waitahuna. 239619 McDonald, Ian, farm labourer, Edendale. 262481 Macleod, John Duncan, farm hand, Otapiri Rural Delivery, 436335 MacDonald, Iain Cam;1ron, general farm hand, Manapouri, Winton. via Lumsden. 272005 McMeeken, John Morrell, farmer, Whitburn Casknock, via 279152 McDonald, John, carrier's assistant, care of L. Miller, Box 33 Lumsden. Riversdale, Southland. 298904 McMillan, Colin, shop-assistant, 97 Yarrow St., Invercargill. 298777 Macdonald, John Earl, Wright's Bush, Section 5, Gladfield 409770 McMillan, Cyril Sydney, care of D. Pankhurst, East Rd., Rural Delivery. Invercargill. · 411319 McDonald, Norman William, farm labourer, Glenham, 263739 McNamara, Albert Oswald, farm hand, Gore-Waikaka Southland. · Rural Delivery, Gore. · 241036 McDonald, Robert Tait, farm hand, Dipton; 298484 McNamara, Pierce James Lee, school-teacher, North School, 431943 Macdonald, Richard Thomas, butcher's apprentice, Clyde Invercargill. St., Gore. 426011 McNamee, Patrick Owen, farmer, care of Post-office, Garston. 406242 McDougall, Alister, slaughterman, care of Southland Frozen 432372 McNaught, Albert Robert, farmer, Rakahouka, Section 4, Meat Co., Esk St., Invercargill. Glencoe Rural Delivery, Invercargill. 298548 McDowall, James, sheep-skin puller, 17 Dundas St., East 422601 McNaught, Cyril Stephen, Otapiri Rural Delivery, Winton. Gore. 161884 McNaughton, Robert Thomas, farm hand, Section 4, Otara 298547 McDowall, Roger, pelt-classer, 17 Dundas St., East Gore. Rural Delivery, Invercargill. .
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