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Deo .. 2.J the NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE DEo .. 2.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3797 MILITARY AREA No. 3 (WHANGAREI)-oontinued. MILITARY AREA No. 3 (WHANGAREI)-continued. 242364 Dreadon, Graham Jackson, printer's apprentice, Victoria 548107 Lodge, William James, seaman, Railway St., Helensville. Rd., Dargaville. 272207 Lomas, Robert William, grocer, Hikurangi. 266544 Driver, Henry Luke, sheep and dairy-farmer, care of Mr. 107291 Long, Owen Arthur George, postman, 22 Mill Rd., Whangarei. H. W. Driver, Rural Delivery, Kerikeri Central, North 454651 Low, Edwin Laurence, body-builder, 18 Walton St., Wha- Auckland. ngarei. 4l0355 Dudley, James John, farm labourer, care of Mrs. O'Conner, 185946 Lyburn, Allan Morrison, dairy-farmer, Parua Bay Rural , View Rd., Henderson. Delivery, via Whangarei. 242356 Dunning, Ronald, Matakana. 281048 l\foCown, James, boot operative, Te Atatu Rd., Henderson. 272218 Dyer, Walter, tractor-driver, care ofF. Gagolinsey, Hikurangi. 398754 McDonald, Buddy William, truck-driver, care of Shortland 235286 Edwards, Frederick Sidney, farmer, The Pines, Woodcocks and McCreigh, sawmillers, Rangiahua. Rd., Warkworth. 429798 McGarvey, Owen Sellars, farm hand, Parkhurst, Helensville. 285530 Edwards, Raymond Clyde, carpenter, Te Kao, North Auck­ 060942 McGregor, Roderick Donald, farm hand, Burnside, Waipu. land. 456999 Mcinnes, Henry John Andrew, drover, Whakapara. 517525 Ellis, Robert Frederick Ewin, farmer, Taheke, Hokianga. 374557 Mcinnes, Vivian Alexander, farm hand, Marna Rural De­ 458013 Embling, Noel Raymond John, truck-driver, care of T. livery, Hikurangi. Sinclair, Te Hana. 457002 Mackay, Thomas Rudner, sawmiller, 11 North St., Wha­ 092411 Evans, Alan James, plumber, Paparoa. ngarei. 297664 Farnham, Wilfred Hugh Montague, farm labourer, Eka­ 273551 McMullan, Douglas John, clerk, National Bank of New Zea­ moana, Ruaka, Whangarei. land, Ltd., Maungaturoto. 616960 Fellowes, Robert Trevor, carter, 64th Battery, 9th Heavy 404387 Midgley, Bertram George, dairy-farmer, Rural Delivery, Regiment, care of Private Bag, Silverdale. Kumm,, Auckland. 378206. Fenwick, Douglas Owen, sharemilker, Maungaturoto Railway 245923 Multrus, Lloyd Murray, storekeeper, Waiwera, North Rural Delivery. Auckland. 452100 Ferguson, Hugh Rex, farm hand, Kaiatea, Kiripaka, 373719 Nash, Terence P., farm labourer, Tangiteroria. , Whangarei. 416917 Nelson, Richard Douglas, labourer, Whangaripo Rural 452038 Ferguson, Jock Innes, farm hand, Kaiatea, Kiripaka, Delivery, Wellsford. Whangarei. 229200 Neville, Maxwell Ignatius, vulcanizer, Forrest Hill Rd,, 283993 Flyger, Ronald Albert, farmer, Maungaturoto Railway Henderson. Post-office. 458125 Nicholls, Reginald John, carpenter's apprentice, 3 Wallace 410359 Forster, Ronald, machinery assistant, Upper Dreamlands St., Whangarei. Rd., Nikotupu, Glen Eden, Auckland. 070339 Nicolson, Gerald, bank clerk, P.O. Box 6, Dargaville. 014737 Franklin, James Alexander, farm hand, Rural Main, Tango­ 091720 Ogle, Kenneth James, farm hand, Rural Mail Delivery, wahine, North Auckland. Okaihau, Hokianga. 428655 Fraser, Raymond Arthur, labourer, Opononi. 269506 O'Neill, Richard James, farm hand, Puwera Rd., Whangarei. 430041 Freeman, James Gordon Macdonald, labourer, care of 406619 Ozich, Richard Paul, labourer, Great North Rd., Henderson. P.W.D., Heelys Camp, Woodhill. 459022 Partridge, George William, general hand, care of A. M, 156865 Fuller, John Leslie, woodworker, Te Atatu Rd., Henderson, Campbell, Oheawai Rd., Kaikohe. Auckland. 013520 Pattison, John Henry, farmer, Rural Delivery, Tikipunga, 425321 Gates, Richard, mill hand, Totara North. Whangarei. 408415 Grant, Donald Selwyn, butcher, Portland, North Auckland. 299217 Phelps, Stanley Ernest, tannery hand, Newington Rd., 399705 Grant, Kenneth Brian, farm hand, Port Albert Rural Henderson. Delivery, Wellsford. 221624 Pinker, Arthur Simeon, box-maker, 82 Mill Rd., Whangarei. 377288 Gray, Laurence Reginald, herd tester, Te Hana Rural 430859 Plaisted, Claude Ernest Phillip, farm labourer, 5 Callers Ave., Delivery, Tomarata. Whangarei. 299172 Gregory, Dominic Nigel, fruit farmer, Massey, Henderson, 238353 Potter, Allan Martin, dairy-factory worker, Waipu. Auckland. 288330 Rice, John Joseph, Railway porter, 17 Wallace St., 456796 Grose, Ernest John William, labourer, George St., Hiku- Whangarei. rangi. 458082 Ridings, Mervyn Ealand, labourer, Valley Rd., Hikurangi. 289155 Gubb, Harvey Thomas, farm hand, Kaiwaka. 404550 Riley, Terence Frank Edward, farmer, care of Ray Campbell, 246051 Halford, Ronald, farm labourer, Helensville. Matakana. 406052 Hamlin, Cecil Clifton, farmer, Hukatere, Matakohe. 026298 Roadley, Kenneth Douglas, farmer, Batley. 242260 Harnett, Alan Clive, dairy-farmer, care of Wallace Bros., 413742 Rodger, Edward Christopher, slaughterer and boner, Towai. Moerewa, Bay of Islands. 377325 Harre, Douglas McFarlane, wireless operator, Aeradio 376147 Rotherham, Colin, grocer's assistant, care of N. H. Brookes, Station, Waipapakauri. Rural Delivery, W ellsford. 459000 Harris, Ernest Joseph, skilled labourer, care of P.W.D., 243506 Saunders, Horace Claud, farm labourer, Campbell's Bay, Kaitaia, Mangonui Waitemata. 616840 Harvey, Wallace Geoffrey, farm hand, Maungakaramea. 459488 Schutt, George Roderic, farm hand, Taipuha. 247545 Hawkes, Gordon Arthur Bell, farm labourer, Kaukapakapa 452031 Shine, Francis John Ralph, farm hand, Mairetahi South Rural Mail Delivery. Head, Rural Delivery, Helensville. 005070 Hawkins, John Armada, boiler attendant, 157 Kamo Rd., 249661 Silby, Frank Cecil, farm hand, Babylon Rural Delivery, Whangarei. Dargaville. 241683 Hawkins, Walter Kenneth, orchard hand, Awa Rd., Huapai. 247673 Simmonds, Peter Hugh Pinckney, dairy-farmer, Clyde Rd., 299271 Haydon, John Walter, shop-assistant, 1st Avenue, Hen­ Brown's Bay. derson. 457596 Simpson, George Clifford, labourer, Opua, Bay of Islands. 610486 Hayward, Vivian Dudley, transport-driver, care of A. N. 457295 Smith, Andrew Orr, Brown's Bay. Phillips, Kaipara Flats Rural Delivery. 266273 Smith, Trevor Howard, soldier, care of Mr. H. Smith, 278638 Hildredth, Gordon Francis, farm hand, Post-office, Maro- Ararua, Matakohu, North Auckland. maku, Bay of Islands. 104580 Smit,h, William Farquhar, haybaler, Kumeu. 248666 Hooper, Kenneth Albert, dairy-farmer, Tauhoa. 375577 Snooks, Graham Ronald, garage attendant, Jervois St., 000487 Hooper, Rex Colston, civil servant, Kaipara Flats. Dargaville. 068550 Howard, Francis William, cleaner, Verona House, Helens. 417482 Srhoj, Miljenko, farm hand, Waiharara. ville, North Auckland. 458972 Sunde, Edward George, driver, Shaw Rd., Oratia, Auckland. 407811 Imms, Arthur Kitchener, farm hand, Kamo. 236640 Swinburne, Alfred, farm hand, Kaukapakapa. 398676 Jameson, Ashton Clarence, ,farm hand, Larmer's Rd., 236636 Taylor, Malcolm Herbert, farm hand, Parakakau, via Kaitaia. Kaukapakapa, Rural Delivery. 245596 Jenkins, Norman McKeone, farm hand, Donnelly's Crossing, 092081 Taylor, Trevor James, postal messenger, Boardinghouse, 132397 Johnson, James Alfred, farmer, Kaitaia. Okaihau. 596035 Kay, Alister Francis James, bank officer, Bank of New 275750 Taylor, Vincent David, farm hand, Kawakawa. Zealand, Kaitaia. 299924 Thomas, Glynn Evan, Waipu. 288347 King, Clarence William, Tanekaha Rural Delivery, Hiku­ 406927 Thornton, Richard H., farm hand, Pukehuia. rangi. 004923 Turner, Colin Ivan, shop-assistant, Tirarau St., Dargaville, 616401 King, George Ronald, A.B. seaman, care of Mrs. G. Spence, 261277 Tyree, Gerald Roger, gunner, 64th Heavy Battery, Fort Pukehuia, 11forth Auckland. Whangaparoa, Silverdale. 252095 King, Sydney Charles, junior storeman, 3 Elizabeth St., 405440 Walker, Roy Harry, fireman, 30 Otangarei Rd., Whangarei. Whangarei. 615287 Walters, Bradley Esau, electrical worker, Central Boarding- 427784 Kitchen, George, labourer, Rural Delivery, Kaitaia 111. house, Kaitaia. 420269 Laing, George McDonald, Pakotai, Whangarei. 403956 Ward, Robert John, Helena Bay Rd., Hikurangi. 402423 Lendick, Mack, farm hand, care of Nobile Est., Tangaihi, 458027 Webb, Alfred Everett, motor mechanic, Broadway, Kaikohe. North Auckland. 135448 Webb, Roland Maxwell, boot and shoe salesman, 19 Fourth ;l66201 Lendrnm, George Henry, sheep-farmer, Te Kopuru. Ave., Whangarei, .
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