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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.· [No 422 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.· [No. 18 MILITARY DISTRICT No. 3 (WHANGAREI)-continued. MILITARY DISTRICT No. 3 (WHANGAREI)-continued. 270746 Lunjevich, Walter,!farm worker, Herekino, North Auckland. 283324 Moore, Sigurd, poultry-farmer, Lincoln Rd., Henderson. 402674 Lush, Ian Barton, motor mechanic and garage proprietor, 274199 Moran, James Rene, farm hand, care of A. Rewett, l\Iaunga- Great North Rd., Glen Eden, Auckland. turoto, North Auckland. · 286735 Lynch, Michael Francis, dairy-farmer, Te Pua, Helensville. 296410 Morgan, Reginald John, hay-bailer, Hukerenui. 243981 McBeath, Lawrence William, clerk, Puriri Park Rd., Maunu, 190001 Morris, Francis Wilfred, farmer, Waiotira, North Auckland. Whangarei. 429116 Morrish, Percy John Seymour, printer, 5 Poto Ave., 417153 McCarthy, Henry Cornelius, farm hand, Ruawai. Whangarei. 378520 McCarthy, John . Francis, roman catholic priest (Maori 281466 Morrison, Ronald Clifford, farmer, Portland, Whangarei. Mission), Pawarenga, Hokianga. 414855 Morton, Stanley Victor, grocer's assistant, Rawene,. 265682 McDermott, Walter John, truck-driver, Span Farm, Glen Hokianga. Eden, Auckland. ·290017 Muncaster, Jack Nelson, skilled clerk, care of Magistrate's 277300 McDonald, Duncan Raymond, farmer, Springs Flat, Kamo, Court, P.O. Box 13, Dargaville. Whangarei. 262969 Murdoch, Harry Douglas, herd-tester, care of Rodney Dairy 252754 :McDowell, Gilroy Richard, llfarapiu, Dargaville. Co., Warkworth. 247575 McGee, Joseph Hannam, dairy-farmer, Whakapara. 292299 Murray, Colin Christian, farmer, Marakohe, Kaipara. 397776 · McGhee, William John, farm hand, care of Mr. H. Melville, 262371 Nash, Joseph William, farmer, Rural Mail Delivery, Kohn Matakana, North Auckland. Kohu. 170839 McGill, John Martin Thomas, manager, 4 First Ave., 430648 Nelson, Robert Bruce, farm hand, Rural Delivery, Kaipara Whangarei. Flats. 424676 McGowan, Joseph William, dairy-farmer, Panguru Post-office. 283368 Neumann, Norman Rudolph, farmer, Waimate North, Bay 248665 Mclndoe, Reginald Thornton, dairy-farmer, Kaipara Flats. of Islands. 415756 McIntosh, Clifford Geeveston, share-milker, Whatoro, Darga. 298126 Neville, William John, farmer, Massey Rural Delivery, ville. Henderson. 421257 McKean, Rev. Allen, catholic priest, Catholic Presbytery, 242320 Newcombe, Neville Alfred, dairy-farmer, Rural Delivery, Kaitaia. Kaipara Flats. 416674 McKenzie, Alexander, dairy-farmer, 01iaeawai. 273243 Newlove, Douglas Leighton, farmer, l\famaranui, Dargaville. 083338 McKenzie, Gabriel Robin, clect,rical apprentice, 6 Rau­ 291965 Newman, Stace Charles Roberts,. electric-power-line erector, maunga Rd., Whangarei. Three Mile Bush Rd., Kamo, Whangarei. 414805 McKenzie, Robert, Waimatenui. 419860 Newton, Maxwell Haultaiu, dairy-farmer, Maungatapere, 430078 MacKenzie, Uisdean Fergus, Tutukaka, Matapouri Rural Whangarei. Delivery, Whangarei. 251291 Nicol, William John, farmer, Silverdale, North Auckland. 285182 McKeown, Thomas Alton, dairy-farmer, Kaeo. 273594 Nobilo, Walter, dairy-farmer, Post-office, Wellsford, Toma­ 244836 McKeown, Thomas Trevor, butcher's ·assistant, 23 Te Mai rata. Rd., Whangarei. 405549 Noone, Jack, labourer, Onerahi. 243238 McLauchlan, John Duncan, farm labourer, Taurikura, North 070346 Noone, James Lawrence, factory assistant, 16 Porowini Ave., Auckland. Whangarei. 179264 McLean, Murdoch Alexander, farmer, Box 33, Waipu. 431240 Norrell, Leslie Ronald, farmer, Coatesville. 433609 McLean, William James, Donnellys Crossing. 426417 Ogle, Douglas Ivan, farm hand, Rural Delivery, Okaihau, 426010 McLeish, Henry, tipper, 102 Mill Rd., Whangarei. Hokianga. 426376 McLennan, Colin Peter, share-milker, Marna, Hikurangi. 402958 Ogle, Wilfred Norman, dairy-farmer, Umawera Post-office. 404520 McLennan, John William, farm labourer, Onetca, via Tango- 241647 Olsen, Frederick Erick, farm hand, Oue, Hokianga. wahine, Northern Wairoa. 255310 Olsen, Henry Archibald, dairy-farm hand, One, Hokianga. 270722 McLeod, Ronald Fraser, roller-driver, Cove Rd., Waipu, 375811 Olsen, Thomas Marcus, Otonga, Kamo. North Auckland. 411777 Oram, Alfred George, freezing worker, Kawakawa, Bay of 417649 McMahon, Allen, electrical fitter, 30 Victoria St., Dargaville. Islands. 277617 McMillan, Alexander, farm labourer, care of P. C. McLennan, 403673 Oshaldiston, Colin Kelso, truck-driver, Riverhead. Kauri. 273253 Osbaldiston, Eric, factory hand, care of Northern Wairoa 407810 McMillan, Clement Melvyn, labourer, Kamo. Dairy Co., Mangawhare. 415374 McPherson, Gordon, Wellsford Rural Delivery. 410241 Osmond, Emest Henry Stanley, farm hand, Pukehuia. 018794 Madden, Leonard Percival, carpenter, 100 Manna Rd., 402436 Paddison, Herbert Keith, farmer, Matakana, North Auck. Whangarei. land. 289439 Mager, Albert Ever Ramsden, truck-driver, Silverdale. 270667 Parker, Allan, farming labourer, Rural Delivery, Kaitaia. 390484 Malins, Walton Kenneth, storekeeper, Haupai, Kaipara Line. 412402 Parker, Frederick, farmer, Kaitaia. 170738 Malla bond, Leslie Evelyn, farm hand, Parua Bay. 375575 Passel!, Russell Percy, care of Smith's Garage, Ltd., 271904 Mansfield, George Riddell, farm worker, Parahaki, Whanga. Dargaville. rei. 170863 Paterson, Kenneth William, share-milker, Tauraroa, North 427395 Marinkovich, Edward, farmer, Waiharara. Auckland, 045421 Marinkovich, Frank Joseph, dairy-hand, Ruawai, North 409415 Paul, Herbert George, Ahuroa, Kaipara Line. Auckland. 426785 Peacock, Eric Norman, baker; Rata St., Henderson. 431339 Marriott, John, farm hand, care of Mr. J. Hansen, Turiwiri, 295939 Pearson, Leslie Samuel, shop-assistant, Kohu Kohn. Dargaville. 419599 Pellen, Reginald Roy, motor mechanic and general engineer, 406719 Marsh, Douglas Jerome, quarrier, care of Mr. W. J. Alexander, Kia Ora Motors, James St., Whangarei. Wellsford. 426431 Pepper, Cyril, signwriter and painter, Penzance Rd., Mai­ Il2968 Marsh, Percy William, labourer, Port Albert Central, Rural rangi Bay. Delivery, Wellsford. 245765 Petch, Gordon William, dairy-factory employee, care of 430353 Marshall, Frederic William, railway porter, Railway- Rodney Dairy Co., Warkworth. station, Maungaturoto. 390727 Pettman, Maurice Albert, farmer, Rural Mail Delivery, 289148 Marshall, Ian David, farm hand, Kaiwaka, North Auckland. Rawene. · 275176 Mason, Eric, farmer, Hakaru, North Auckland. 390726 Pettman, William Broadley, farm hand, Rural Mail Delivery, 077426 Mason, William Eric, farm hand, Matakana. Rawene. 270748 Masters, Frank Allan, farm hand, Pukepoto Rural Delivery, 243828 Phillips, Albert Lewis, farmer, Rewiti, Kaipara Line. Kaitaia. 429304 Phillips, Donald Robert, builder's labourer; Post-office, 263718 Mathews, Edwin John Douglas, dairy-farm labourer, Okahu, Albany. Mititai Post-office. 415181 Phillips, Edwin Roy, dairy hand, Sothern's Dairy, Kamo, 377327 Matijevich, John Nicholas, Waiharara. 107302 Pigott, Claude Alexander, farmer, Puwera. 414505 Matutinovich, Mate, billiard-saloon proprietor, Kaitaia. 430921 Pitoni, Silvie, labourer, Aratapu. 246270 Mettam, George Leslie Barage, farmer, Swanson. 431174 Plaisted, Kenneth George, labourer, 5 Caflers Ave., 374826 Mills, Cecil Isaac James, railway porter, 7 Robert St., Whangarei. Whangarei. 219050 Platt, Norman, poultry-farmer, Great North Rd., Henderson, 281749 Mills, Leslie John, missionary, care of P. Dixon, Rural Mail Auckland. Delivery, Okaihau. 235693 Pointon, Harold, carpenter, care of Exploration Coy., 376807 Mitchell, Davis Alfred Gardner, farm hand, care ofl\fr. W. T. Whakapara. Nixon, Rural Delivery, Kumeu. 296154 Pole, John Archibald, freezing worker, care of Auckland 428685 Mitchell, William Johnstone, baker, Mill Rd., Helensville. Farmers' Freezing Co., Ltd., Moerewa. 427195 Moase, Roy James, farmer, Riverhead. 265539 Pollard, Charles Campion, farm foreman, care of Dr. Walker, 245835 Moffatt, Wilfred John, deck hand, Garfield Rd., Helensville. Maunu, Whangarei. , · 427113 Moller, Arthur Stanley, farmer, Browns Bay, Auckland. 241578 Potter, Eric Frank, farm labourer, Waipu. 185964 Molloy, Peter, dairy-farmer, Poroti. 245097 Potts, Edward Roy, hotel porter, Cranley St., Dargavme, 249032 Montgomery, Richard, dairy-farmer, Mititai. Northern Wairoa. 412817 Mooney, Horace Victor, farm hand, care of J. M. Leslie, 408154 Powell, Charles Archibald, dairy-farmer, Herekino, North Kaiwaka. Auckland. .
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