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THE NEW ZEALAND, GAZETTE. [No 17~6 THE NEW ZEALAND, GAZETTE. [No. 62 MILITARY AREA No. 5 (WELLINGTON)-()0'11,tinued. MILITARY AREA No. 5 (WELLINGTON)--,-ocmtffl-U(ld. 609934 Thomas, Clifford James, labourer, 200A Onepu Rd., Lyall 481261- Utting, Ernest William, labourer," Rosenberg St., Upper Bay. Hutt. , 531013 Thomas, Walter Jack, driver, 68 Maupuia Rd., Miramar. 507963 Valentine, James Francis, tram-conductor, 73 Jackson St., 518177 Thomas, William Clemens, education officer (R.N,Z.A.F.), Island Bay. · 29 Mana St. 466748 -Valk, Morar Gustave, clerk, 1 Jutland St., Lower Hutt. 616078 Thomlinson, Thomas, labourer, 56 Sunshine Ave., Karori. 518741, Valler, Cecil Henry, watersider, Atua St., Johnsonville. 492830 Thompson, Harold James, canistermaker, 240 The Parade, 627496 Vamvouras, Apostolos, fishmonger, lA Kiwi St., Lower Hutt. Island Bay. 469719 Varley ,Thomas Frederick, company director, 94 MeHsines Rd. 462180 Thompson, Harold Warrington, company-manager, 27 602012 Vaughan, Walter Sebastian, storeman, 15 .Walter St. Marina Ave., Lower Hutt. 483563 Venn;LeslieHomewood, joiner, 128 Queen's Drive, Lyall Bay. 528522 Thompson, John Henry, tobacco worker, 90 Hobart St., 532518 Vernon, Frank Selwyn, electrician, 11 Grenville St., Lower Miramar. Hutt. 461086 Thompson, Kenneth William, auctioneer, 24 Belvedere Rd. 572572 Verry, Arthur Russell, carpenter, 117 Creswiok Toe., North­ 626944 Thompson, Ralph Kenworthy, clerk, 87 Collingwood St., land. Ngaio. 497641 Vidulich, Frank William, garage attendant, 15 Severn St., 587016 Thompson, Wallace James, company representative, IO Island-Bay. · Mandalay Crea., Khandallah. 595296 Vincent, Erio Percival, builder's labourer, 19 Mulgrave St. 528512 Thoms, William Gladstone, brewery worker, 41 Hutt Rd , 4661.79 Vincent, Gordon Ferry, transport technical officer, 271 Lower Hutt. Waterloo Rd., Lower Hutt. 534722 Thomson, Sydney, carriage-trimmer, 165 Aro St. - 566759 Vine, Stanley Alexander, tramway-motorman, 19 Edinburgh 476910 Thomson, William McMillan, clerk, 21 Tirangi Rd., Rongotai. Toe. · 483883 Tilyard, Clarence Henry Joseph, driver, 46 Bombay St.; 566758 Vinsen, Sidney Edmund, electrician, 25 Upper Bourke St. Ngaio. 604502 Voice, Morton Henry, aircraft inspector, 69 Kauri St., 626875 Timney, Osmond Joseph, welder, 103 Farnham St., Miramar. Mornington. 497712 Voller, Frank Semon, motor-driver, 25 ·central Tc.e., Lower 601825· Tindale, Vere Edward Hampson-, inspector, life assnrance, _Hutt. 40 Ludlam Ores., Lower Hutt. 463870 Vondersloot, 'Arthur, commercial traveller, Pukatea St., 462085 Tindle, William Eric, clerk, 10 Tirangi Rd., Hutt City. Eastbourne. 630460 Ting, Joseph Chin, seedsman, 35 Glamis Ave., Strathmore 627476 .Vorbaoh, Buswell John, presser, 4A Allenby St. Park. 625396 Vrsaljko, Milan, shopkeeper, 14 Rintoul St. 540500 Tingay, Frank George, commercial photographer, Waterloo 588196 Waddell, James Arthur, motor-car painter, 150 Washington Rd., Johnsonville. Ave. _ 583592 Tinsley, Terence Anders, carpenter, Main Rd., Kaitoke. 533418 Wade, Harry Kenneth; traveller, 18 Rongotai Tee. 627797 Todd, Francis Murray, university student, 21 Ellioe Ave. 625113 Wagner, Albert Franz, assistant accountant, 11 Hathaway 536233 Todd, Hylton Hylas Arthur, clerk; 2 Nile St., Lower Hutt. Ave., Lower Hutt. 596557 Todd, James Roche, motor meohanio, 22 Kings Ores., 627798 Wagner, Edward James, clerk, 26 Wyndrum Ave., Waiwhetu, Lower Hutt. Lower Hutt. 536239 Tohill, Jolm Patrick, electrician, 19 Oxford Tee., Lower Hutt. 537289 Wahlberg, Eigill William, builder's foreman, 23 William St., 532455 Tomkies, Ernest Jack, purchasing officer, 8 Ardross Ave., Petone. Khandallah. · 482494 :Waite, Hector Edgar,.motor mechanic, 39 Kiwi St., Lower- 635335 Toms, Frank, driver, Wakefield Ra.., Johnsonville. · Hutt. 464635 Tonks, Bla-ckenridge James, commercial traveller, 8 Bangkok 465545 Waldro:q, Jo~ William, district clerk, Department of Health. Cres., Ngaio. 494748 Wales, Allan, labourer, 184 Hansen St. 544558 Toole, Raym9nd Oliver, tire-retreader, 121 Ghuznee St. 610242 Walker, Cyril Inman, plumber, 59 Adelaide St., Petone. 486718 Toomer, Donald Lancelot, fitter, 22 Oxford- Toe., Lower 477670 Walker, George, carpenter, 55 Endeavour St., Lyall Bay. Hutt. 493321 Walker, George, civil servant, 123 Onslow Rd. 626345 Tarkington, William John Henry, grocer's- assistant, 8 517264 Walker, _Joshua Edmund, motor-boiy builder (P. and T.), Brugcs Ave., Miramar. ' . 5 Blythe St., Berhampore. · 476691 Townsley, James Oliver, clerk, 13 Makererua St., Ngaio. 527000 Walker, Richard Ernest, bolt-maker, 31 Pitt St., Lower Hutt. 523435 Toy, Douglas William, ledgerkeeper, 459 Brpadway, Miramar, 466856 Walker, William James Stanley, storeman, 30 Hume St., East. · Lower Hutt. 468815 Trainor, John James, fire-brigadesman, Northland Fire 611037 Wall,.Alan Victor, builder, 182 Molesworth St. Station, Northland. 512369 Waller, Kenneth James Hartshorne, insurance manager, 463246 Trask, Earnest Royden, police constable, 19 Hall Ores., 47 Belvedere Rd., Hataitai. :- , Lower Hutt. 591673 Walling, William Laurence, carrier, l Rata St., Eastbourne. 499148 Travers. Frank Walter, motor-body builder, 9 Brook St., 597544 Wallis, Jack Frederick, painter, 59 Darlington Rd., Miramar. · Woburn, Lower Hutt. 493500 Walls, Charles ;cJewellyn, mechanical engineer, 64 Wexford 491663 Tregurtha, Albert William, clerk, 17 Wainui Rd., "Lower Rd. .. Hutt. 494514 Wais.haw, James,.electrician; 27 Onepu R.d.; Kilbirnie. · 462169 Tregurtha, Edmund Charles, clerk, 14 Waitui Ores., Lower 597539 Walters, John Keith, tile-maker, Cottles Lane, Lower Hutt. Hutt. - 518295 Walton, Henry Hector, labourer, Paraparaumu. 628190 Trewiok, James Russell, apprentice electrician, Princess St., 519961 Ward, Arthur Stephen, driver, Main Rd., Taita, Lower Hutt. Porirua. 490858 Ward,.. Ashton Oliver, electrician, 110 Owen St. 601844 Tristram, Neville Webber, painter, 252 Main Rd., East­ 461267 Ward, Denzjl Anthony Seave,; assistant draugh,tsman, bourne. 15 Plymouth St., Karori. 464558 Troy, Leonard John, storeman, 27 Homebush Rd., Khan­ 577617 Ward, Frederick Kenneth, carpenter, 48 Mount Pleasant Rd. dallah. 478313 Ward, John James, electrician, 4 Torn St., Lyall Bay. 477505 Tudehope, Thomas James Ian, civil servant, 163 Waiwhetu 475400 Ward, Robert Kelvin, chemist, 69 Wilton Road South. Rd., Lower Hutt. 574098 Ward, Thomas John, fitter and turner, 27 Aparima Ave. 542365 Tudor, Edward, general contractor, 52 Lavaiid St. 487984 Ward, Victor Rex, gas-cutter, 115 Waiwhetu Rd., Lower 498755 Tulloch, RuBSell George, radio technician, 2YA Broadcasting Hutt. , . Service, Titahi Bay. _ , 552.649 Warr, Stanley Albert, milk-vendor, SteyneAve., Plimmerton. 537231 Turley, Stanley Charles, labourer, 15 Mount Plesaant Rd. 463739 Warren, Albert Edward, painter and paperhanger, ·58 Cam- 472638 Turnbull, Frank Ivan, lorry-driver, 26 Elizabeth St., Lower bridge Toe. , . · . Hutt City. 525720 Warren, Leslie Patric,k, baker, 9 Cockburn St., Kilbirnie. 611576 Turner, Charles Maxwell, solicitor, 74 Friend St. 547447 Warring, Geoffrey John, accountant, 37 Northland Rd. 479571 Turner, Oswald John, shop-assistant, 92 Onslow Rd., 483040 Wastney, Geoffrey Curtis, electrical serviceman, 1 Home- Khandallah. wood Crea.,. Karori. , _- -. - 471785 Turner, William Butler,.cbauffeur (P. and .T.), 297 Willis St. 595724 Waters, William Joseph, garage attendant, 175 Daniell St. 479572 Turnpenny, Gordon Gibson, painter, 28 Resolution St. 534708 Wats(ln, Edward Morgan, sheet-metal worker, 8 Kotinga St., 621303 Twist,- Fredrick .John, handkerchief-manufacturer, 10 Kilbirnie. Karam.u St., Ngaio. 627522 Watson, Fredric Joseph, omnibus-driver, 52 Laings Rd., 576924 Tye, .Alfred Percy, tractor-driver, Karapoti, Upper Hutt. Lower Hutt. 539731 Tyer, Gilbert James Wilson, telegraph engineer, 65 Rose- 600261 Watson, Isaac Thomas,'clerk, 5 Peel St., .Petone. neath Toe. 627149 Watson, John Marshall, labourer, 20 Manners St. 472240 Tyler, James Edward, coach-painter, l Oxford Tee., Lower 627072 Watson, Richard, machinist, 2i:OA Onepu.Rd., Lyall :\'lay. Hutt. 472287 Watson, Ronald James, storeman, 14 Moa Point. 597846 Tynan, William Dennis, storeman, 126 Miramar Ave. 626800 Watson, Vernon Arnold, truck-driver, 40 Abel S]11ith St., 49i829 Tyree, Henry Frederick, carpenter, Main Rd.j Stokes Valley, 531730 Watson, Walter Stanley, engineer, 13 Waitui Cres., Lower· _ Heretaunga. Hutt. 491824 Tyson, Fredrick Alexander, cartage contractor, 67 Rex St., 509992 Watt, James Robert, public accountant, 34 Konini. Rd.,. · Miramar. Hataitai.. 469~18 Underwood, Harold Jack, company,manager, 2 Watt St., 494327 Watts, John Stewart Gor!lon, fitt~r, 142 Richmond St., :Highland Park•. Petone. 496773 Underwood, Henry May, builder, corner of John and Richard 472968 Wat_ts, Ranald Alexander, linotype operator, 56 Derwent St. Sta., Titahi Bay. 47865.9 W:atts, Stephen John, storeman, 15 Wainui Rd., Lower Huti•. 496775 Upham, Leslie, clerk, 24 Scarpa Tee. _ _ 516891 Weatherburn, Thomas Joseph, carpente:r, .12 Albany_ Ave. 533836 Urwin, Ernest, cutter, 118 Ridgway, Mornington. 517107 Weaver, Clarence Thomas, engineer, 29 North Tee. .
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