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MILITARY AREA No. 12; (INVERCARGILL)~Contin'tfed / .MILITARY. AREA No.· 11 (DUNEDIN)-:-con,ti11JUed. MILITARY AREA No. 12; (INVERCARGILL)~contin'tfed. 642738 Thompson, Ronald Norman, bookbinder;21 Normanby St., · 636220 Anderson, Alexander, jockey, c/o 46 Broughton St~, Musselburgh. Gore. 284091 Thorrrson, Evin Cunningham, apprentice boilermaker, 50 643026 Anderson, Allan Keith, farm labourer, Gummies · Princes St., Musselburgh. Bush R.D., Riverton: 637780 Thomson, Richartl Kennedy, butcher, Box 52 Leith Valley. 636221 Anderson, Douglas Alexander, apprentice carpenter, 640312 Thomson, William John, clerk, 3 Pacific St., Roslyn. 40 Forth St., Mataui~. ,636115 Thorburn, Robert Francis, niBdical student, Knox College.· 636415 Anderson, George, 'farm harid, Wright's Bush, Glad­ · 638316 · Throp, Ronald Gordon, engineer?s apprentice, 16 Spencer• field R.D. · St., Andersons Bay. · 64178o'_AndersoTIJ, Mitchell Nisbet, farm hand, c/o Peter. 64Q804 Tibbles, Alexander Bruce, 48 Young St., St. Kilda. · Anderson, Box. 9, Stirling. · . 489496 Tourell, ,Bernard William, compositor, 10 Bridge -St. · 642033 Anderson, William .Alexander, transport . driver, Rina 637477' Tregonning, Neil Henry Hooper,· farm labourer, Eyaline . Rina, Owaka. Waipiata. \ 641608 Anderson, William Alexander, labourer, Tuatapere. 640221 Trevathan, Jack Laurie, student, 11 Mary St., Concord. 640483- Andrew, -Wallace David, :flourgiill hand, 29 Clifton St. '. 642498 Treweek, Norman Lewis, compositor, 80 Norwood St., 642993 Armstrong, David Alexander, P. and T. assistant, .c/o · North-east Valley. Post and Telegraph Dept., Owaka. 642384 Troup, George Robert, farm labourer, c/o 236 Malvern St. · 635.848 Ashbrook, Thomas Oliver Neal, Florence St., 468375 Tulloch, Kenneth Theodore, warehouse-manager, 44 SomEi.r-. Wyndham. I ·ville St., Andersons Bay. ·. 642363 Ashley, Wtlliam ,0ordon, labourer, c/o J. Bennetts, 643389 Turley, James Anthony, apprentice carpenter, 21 Hall St. Roxburgh. · · 638643 Turner, Arthur Ian, 55 Littlebourne Rd., Roslyn. ' 640246 Aslett, George Charles, grocer's assistant, 96 Miller St. 638641 Tweedie, Peter John~ apprentice engineer, 7 Arawa St. 639171. Bagrie, William Lindsay, grocer's assistant, Brydone 642362 Tyson, Richard Wright, shop-assistant, 24 Fawcett St. Post-office, Southland. 639077 Underwood, Edward William, grocer's assistant, 51A George; 639034 Ballantine, William Andrew, labourer 85 CT.race St.. 'St., Port Chalmers. 643029 .Barber, Allan Robert, stock cadet, Kaka Point, ·via , 642099 Vincent, Mervyn, factory hand, 330 Rattray St. Balclutha. 638719 Vivian, Clive, sashmaker, Macandrews Bay. 635!H3' Barnfield,. Kenneth George, trucker, Nightcaps. 637206 Walcott, James Foord, storeman, 9 Epsilon St., Roslyn. 638210 Barr, Noel, trucker, Clyde Tee., Bridge Rote], 642511 Walker, Brian Neil, medical student, c/o 23 Market St., . Kaitangata. St. Kilda. • \ 643356 Barrar, Arthur Ronald ,J.ames, coal-miner, York Ht., 642774 Walker, Peter John, apprentice moulder, ~52.Main South Ohai, Wallace. ... .Rd.; Caversham. · 643364 Barton, George Paterson, student, 4 Devon St., Gore. 641883 Walker, William Hudson, commercial traveller, 86 ,Brighton· 637101 Beadle, William Randwell, recqrd clerk, 49 Earn St. · . St., Roslyn. 637412 Bean, John Richard George, linen-flax· mill' hand, · f;,39306 Walsh, Basil David, student, 67 H;eriot Row. 107 Lewis St. · 639629 Walsh, Ivan Alexan<fer, student, 89Warrender St. 638549 Beaton, William Kelly, steam. engineer, Ohai, 641882 Warwi<:J_k, Ian Douglas, warehou_seman, 11 Kenmure Rd., Southland. Mornington. • , . 637102 'Beer:, Norman. Ivan, grocer's assistant, George· St., 641118 Waters, Mervyn John, typewriter mechanic, 7 Corunna St., _Riverton. · St. Kilda. 635907 Begg, John McQuorn, farm wqrker, . The Homestead, 639626 Waugh, Alexander, apprentice moulder, 8 Harbour Tee._ . Pukeawa, Balclutha. ·, 636747 Weatherall, Stafford.Hartland, shearer, Wanaka. 642073 Bennett, Norman James, grocer's assistant, 42 Lindis­ 640425 Weaver, John Martin, clerk, 102 Cliffs Rd., St. Clair. farne St. 640141 Welsh, George Joseph, labourer, Moeraki. 642072 Bennetts, Robin 'Clifford, labourer, Coal Creek,· 642597 Welsh, William_ Desmond, storeman packer, .35 Normal!. St.,, · Roxburgh, Anderson's Bay. · 639254 Binney, Hubert Montgomery, student, 183 Gala St. 640454 White, Norman Walter, apprentice cabinetmaker, 59 Sligo 642986 Black, Bernard James McIntosh, clerk, 12 Compton St. , Tee., Roslyn. 643092 Blackie, Walter Robert, paper mills hand, Exeter, 637231 White, Robert James, warehouse-assistant, 22 Balmacewan Mataura. Rd. 6433W Boddy, Christopher Arthur George, cade.t N.Z.R., ·. 643348 Whitson, Thomas Thorburn Shaw, welding engineer, 18. _ Milton. Factory Rd., Mosgiel. 640115 Boniface, John Charles, farm ,labourer, Gorge Rd., 636856 Whyte, Robert Gene, apprentice fit.ter and turner, 126 Southland. · . Maitland St. 637413 Bonisch, Alan John, student, 2. Ardwick St., Q-ore. 636123 Wilkinson, Roy Nelson, apprentice fitter, 14 Glen Ave., 641340 Boyer, John Stanley, postman and exchange clerk, ~ Mornington. Railway Rd., Edendale, Southland. · 538200 Williams, Joseph Raymond, stock ag~nt, Bushey Rd., 639174 Boyle, Edward Patrick, porter, N.Z.R., Wallace St., Palmerston. Waikiwi. · · 635886 Williams, Edward, mill hand, 26 Bangor Tce.,'-Kew. 640716 Brewster, Gibbon, clerk, Marama Ave., Otatara. 643046 Williamson, Michael Francis-; shop-assistant, 412A Highgate. 641086 Broad, Charles, John, salesman, 101 Grq St. 6_39505 Williamson, Robert Alexander, 18 County Rd~, Kaikorai. 64i337 Brown, Hugh Jan:i,es Liddell, butcher, 6 Bute St. 640136 Wilson, Andrew Woodrow, apprentice cabinetmaker, c/o 638772 Brown, Leslie George, farm han,d, Oteramika Rd. Post-office, Broad Bay, Otago Peninsula. 642446 ,Brown, Robert Ewart Shepherd, shop-assistant, Rose- 592831 Wilson, Arthur Edward Maxwell, labourer, 32 Greenhill Av;e., bank, Balclutha. Wakari. 640509 Wilson, Claude William, radio serviceman, 28· Havelock St., 638988 Brown, Sidney Edwin, clerk, c/o 17 Filleul St. · Morniligton. · 63639a Bruce, .. James Alexander, carpenter's apprentice, Kiness Rd., Milton. · 642096. Wilson, Harold Henry, apprentice shop-assistant, 8 Fairfax 636675 Brumby, Noel Leonard, pafo.ter and paperhanger, St., Roslyn. , · Main Rd., Winton. 6~6920 · Wilson, Ralph Edward, shop-assistant, 662 Castle St. 641180 Wilson, Ross Dobbie, farm hand, 59 Hull St .. , Oamaru. 636396 Brunton, William George, cadet, N.Z.R, Roxburgh. 636699 Wi,lson., Theodore Andrew, farm labourer, Flag Swamp 637666 Butler, Graham Ale:x:, apprentice carpenter, 14 Fair- R.M.D., Waikouaiti. field _St., Gore. ·. 643047 Winsley, Basil Robert, apprentice carpenter, Waiareka, 640721 Butson, Keith Foster, farm labourer, Shotover St., Oam_aru. Queenstown. · 63~715 Campbell, Alexander Robertson, teamster, Wendon 640543 Winton, John George, labourer, 32 Aotea St. · · R.D., Gore. 637642 Woodford, Kenneth Louis, 20 Muir Sti., · Green Island. 527029 Wooding, Henry Gladstone, farmer, Mt. Royal, Palmerston. 639903 Campbell, Allan Murdocli, sawmill hand, Box 60, Tuatapere. 635.9!7. Wren, James, traveller, 100 Norfolk St., St. Clair. 1 ~.41396 ·Wynn, Ke;nneth Leon, radio copywriter, 27 Atkinson St. 642285 Campbell, Charles Bruce, farm labourer, Ota Creek, 638054 Young, Ian, apprentice draughtsman, 33 Lawrence St. Brydone, Southland. , . · 638469 Campbell,· O'olin Albert, fireman, N.Z.R., 148 Chel:i:ns- ford St. · · 454016 Campbell, Norman Brown, shearer, :147 Chelmsford, St. 637669 Carruthers, Dougla~ McPherson, farm Iapourer, River­ MILITARY AREA No. 12 (INVERCARCILL). view, Taumata, Clinton. 637670 Carter, Dudley Joh11, clothier, 91 Avenal St. Where n.o reference is made to city, this relates to 642351 Garter, Frederick Henry, cook, Makarewa Junction, · InvercargiU. Southland. (Number of men called up, 430.) 636334 Cathcart, G~orge, · apprentice electrical engineer, 291 637406 Adams, Ivan, railway, clerk, 5 Irwell St., Gore. Princes St. 642743 Adams,· Robert/Stuart,. cycle mechanic, 5 Hobson St., 642132 Charnley, John, labourer, Kelso, Southland. Gore. 642648 Cherry, Alfred James, :flaxmill hand, John , St., . 638537 · Agnew, Alexander William,· shepherd, 12 Elgin St. Riverton. · 640865 Allan, Colin Clifford, woollen-mill ,hand, c/o A. R. 6~0722 Chia:oni, Antony William, apprentice chemist, 78 . Sellars, Arthur. S:t;., Milton. · Prmces St. · . · · 64134;5. Allan, Lawrence John, lorry-driver, Gore-Conical I.Iills 6-12145: Chl.sholm, Do11ald 1 Peter, farm hand, c/o W. He~nan · · · R.D., Gore. (sen.), Mossbur:n,,, Southfand. · · . , 643494 Anderson, Albert· Alexander, farm labourer, c/o G36666 Clark, Errol Leslie, fibrous plasterer, 111 J anef S.t. w~ ·Pinckney, Glenary Station, Waikaia. · 640679 Clark, Mervyn Allan, apprentice joiner, 134 Nith St, .
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