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The New Zealand Gazette. 26S$ Nov. 11.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 26S$, MILITARY AREA No. 9 (NELSON)-contfflUBci. MILITARY AREA No. 9 (NELSON)-contmued. 482008 Saxton, Philip Charles, farm hand, Hill St., Richmond. 510983 Stagg, James Francis, labourer, 6 South St. 468032 Scadden, Albert Edward Blaymires, accountant, Russell St., 586481 Stannard, Robert Rodwell, watersider, Lyndhurst St., Westport. Westport. 548085 Scalmer, Thomas Anthony, gas stoker, North Beach, 592582 Steeds, Heathcote, oil-company employee, Durham St., Cobden. Picton. 480715 Scarlett, Clifford George Augustus, motor mechanic, 16 Weka 537352 Steer, Frank Alfred Leslie, baker, Motueka. St. 537354 Steinmuller, Alfred Tasman, labourer, c/o Staples Estate, 627701 Soherp, Ernest, farmer, Hillersden R.D., Blenheim. High St. North, Motueka. 482619 Schimanski, Albert Edward, railway employee, York St., 467411 Sterry, Arthur Allen, male attendant, 186 St. Vincent St. Picton. 471029 Stevenson, Richard Eric, company-manager, 5 Trafalgar St. S. 610302 Scott, Charles Henry, farmer, Box 50, Tetley Brook, Seddon. 487062 Stewart, Arthur Donald, butcher, Maxwell Rd., Blenheim. 632936 Scott, Douglas Edward, mill worker, Upper Moutere. 528941 Stewart, Charles Thomas Douglas, engineer, 51 High St., 580900 Scott, Eric, electric-loco driver, Stockton Mine, Westport. Greymouth. 588708 Scott, Hubert Henry, slaughterman, Main Rd., Stoke. 585015 Stickney, Walter Henry, motor mechanic, Litchfield St., 545816 Scott, Robert Alan, farmer, Takaka. Blenheim. 632935 Scott, Terence Richard, orchard hand, Upper Moutere. 494803 Stiles, George Spencer, printer, 75 Waimea St. 570835 Scuffell, Leonard James, hairdresser, The New Club Hotel, 603088 Stiles, Harry Glenville, branch-manager, 37 Milton Rd., Kaikoura. Greymouth. 631908 Seabourn, Trevor Keith, fireman, c/o Messrs. Stuart and 521485 Stilwell, Ernest Welby, builder, Poole St., Motueka. Chapman, Ltd., Ross. 585012 Stobie, Ivan McDonald, carpenter, c/o Mr. J. L. Pugh. 598534 Searle, Albert, bushman, Harihari. 493490 Stokell, George Edward, orchardist, Kellings Rd., Upper 546694 Searle, Edward, farmer, Harihari, Westland. Moutere. 633718 Searle, George Henry, sawmill hand, Tainui Post-office, 512963 Stone, James Claude, labourer, George St., Richmond. Mananui, Ross Line. 548320 Stott, John William, labourer, Upper Takaka. 522432 Seaton, Murdoch Fletcher, waterside worker, Lyndhurst 603097 Stowell, Edward Oswald, grocer, Inangahua Camp. St., vVestport. 527744 Strachan, Charles Pringle, farmer, Ngatimoti R.D., Motueka, 528289 Seaton, Robert Reginald, clergyman, Ranf St., Reefton. 486378 Strange, Earnest James, gardener, Upper Maxwell Rd., 514023 Senior, Eric Horatio, mechanical engineer, Upper Queen Blenheim. St., Westport. 541830 Stratford, Laurence Tracy, sheep-farmer, Aniseed Valley, 529161 Senior, William Roy, labourer, 74 Guiness St., Greymouth. Hope. 578867 Sexton, Hector Stanley Percy, bridgeman (N.Z.R.), 171 596958 Stratford, Lawrence Henry, tractor-driver, Bodytown. Bright St., Cobden, Greymouth. 485063 Stratton, Albert Arthur, engine-driver, Broadway, Picton. 544892 Sexton, William Conrad Allan, postman, 160 St. Vincent St. 511316 Stringer, Keith Austin, farmer, Wakefield. 633682 Shackley, Clifford Diamond, apprentice engineer, Mills St., 472200 Stringer, Leonard Rees, traffic inspector, Moana. Ave., Runanga. Tahunanui. 482086 Shallcrass, Nelson, salesman, 45 Cowper St., Greymouth. 596964 Stuart, Charles James, farmer, Wakapuaka Post-office, 577840 Shannahan, John Joseph, bridge-building contractor, Town Cable Bay. Belt North, Greymouth. 632471 Stuart, Jack Evans, labourer, Sale St., Hokitika. 582454 Shannon, Felix, carpenter, Kokiri Post-office, Westland. 542601 Stubbersfield, Albert John, plumber, Torquay St., Kaikoura. 597709 Shannon, James Francis, taxi-proprietor, Revell St., Hoki- 594586 Suckling, Harold Harry, accountant, Tudor St., Motueka. tika. 610567 Sullivan, Thomas David, quartz-miner, Waiuta, via Grey- 582166 Shaw, Alwyn John, coal-miner, Herd St., Dunollie, Runanga. mouth. 608532 Shaw, John, mine deputy, Roa, Blackball. 601054 Sumby, James, coal-miner, New Track, Denniston. 582323 Sheahan, John Joseph Michael, watersider, 18 Blake St., 551071 Sumby, Mark, lorry-driver, Quarantine Rd., Stoke. Greymouth. 583799 Sutherland, Carl, market-gardener, Grovetown, Blenheim. 577583 Shearer, James Robert, farm worker, Ruatapu, Westland. 524977 Sutton, Clarence Reginald, farmer, R.D., Richmond. 590025 Shields, James, farmer, Ngahere. 548955 Sutton, Eric Gilbert, chef, 14 Nile St. West. 606380 Shields, James Russell, fitter-mechanic, Sale St., Hokitika. 5366ll Sutton, John Wesley, dairy-farmer, Salisbury Rd., Richmond, 631637 Shoemark, Howard Malcolm, farm worker, c/o Mrs. Hen- 583806 Sutton, Percy Alfred, sawmiller, Mawheraiti, Reefton. derson, Kairuru, Motueka. 541453 Swain, Keith, grocer's assistant, Robinson St., Blenheim. 633831 Shrimpton, Gordon Spencer, carpenter's apprentice, 24 633877 Sweney, Norris Alfred, farm hand, Stafford St., Hokitika. Cowper St., Greymouth. 546205 Symes; Percival Vaughan, sawmill hand, R.M.D., Wakefield. 494576 Sigley, Harry Storer, cream-grader, c/o Waimea Dairy Co., 634038 Synnott, Maxwell Peter, labourer, Francis St., Blenheim. Ltd., Brightwater. 469037 Talbot, Royston Reuben, canister-worker, 21 Emano St. 527969 Silcock, Stanley George, carpenter, 109 Brook St. 600227 Taylor, Albert, miner, McDougall Ave., Dunollie, Greymouth. 483391 Silke, John William, taxi-driver, 20 Seymour Ave. 600228 Taylor, Alister Lumsden, company-manager, Greenwood St., 519793 Simkin, Johi;t Victor Glennie, lorry-driver, Whitby Rd., Motueka. Wakefield. 622511 Taylor, Frederick John, labourer, Pah St., Motueka. 613362 Simms, Cyril, miner, Waiuta. 585249 Taylor, Harvey Archibald, gold-miner, Ngahere. 545842 Simonsen, James Porter, dairy-farmer, Tunakina, Rai 584248 Taylor, Henry Alexander, school-teacher, 4 Ahau St., Valley. Moana, Westland. 553370 Simpson, Kenneth James, mechanic, 48 Toi Toi St. 494844 Taylor, Howard Stanley, sheep-farmer, Matariki. 516314 Simpson, Ronald Hope, farmer, Uruwhenua, Takaka. 585414 Taylor, John Nicholas, miner, Waiuta. 494553 Simpson, Roy Malcolm, farmer, Upper Brook St. 584878 Taylor, Seddon John, grader-driver, Renwicktown, 588190 Simpson, William James, farmer, Little Wanganui. Blenheim. 528259 Simson, Bertie, bootmaker, McLauchlan St., Farnham, 523278 Taylor, Stanley, mechanical engineer, c/o Golden Bay Blenheim. Cement Co., Tarakohe, Takaka. 527568 Sixtus, Gilbert Henry, orchard hand, c/o Mr. W. P. Salmond, 608871 Taylor, Sydney David Thomas, gold-miner, Moonlight Rd., R.M.D., Upper Moutere. Blackball. 510985 Sixtus, Henry Otto Vernon, labourer, Upper Moutere. 633243 Tear, Brian Stanley, labourer, Tahunanui. 533197 Skelton, Hugh Andrew, coal-miner, Grey Rd., Reefton. 493767 Tebay, Ivan Sidney, accolmtant, 126 Queen St., Westport. · 576947 Skilton, Douglas Charles, truck-driver, Greenwood St., 609014 Theyers, Charles, labourer, P.W.D., Kaikoura. Motueka. 535149 Thistoll, Arthur Albert, mine employee; Dunollie, Runanga. 595003 Slater, George McNab, school-teacher, Tuamarina, Blenheim. 578958 Thomas, David Frederick, sawmiller, Belgrove. 580338 Smith, Basil, miner deputy, Cromarty St., Dunollie, Runanga. 577049 Thomas, Lawrence, orchardist, R.M.D., Richmond. 610830 Smith, Harold Vivian, labourer, Walsh St., Reefton. 609012 Thomas, Norrie Harry Olliver, tractor-driver, Onekaka. 594801 Smith, James, miner, Waiuta. 586081 Thomason, Philip, dairy-farmer, Aorere, Collingwood. 593065 Smith, Joseph Laxton, shepherd, Oaro, Kaikoura. 594804 Thompson, Colin Stuart, driver, Redwood St., Blenhiem. 468175 Smith, Laurence Edison, civil servant, 63 Ward St., Cobden, 611806 Thompson, David, miner, Statham St., Rapahoe, Runanga. Greymouth. 633390 Thompson, James Phillip, deer-culler, c/o Post-office, 582657 Smith, Leslie Robertson, railway ganger, Cronadun, Karoro, via Greymouth. 634043 .Smith, Leslie William, coal-mine trucker, Cronadun. 478785 Thomson, Ivan Stevenson, farmer, R.M.D., Motueka. 588031 Smith, Patrick William Francis, labourer, Suburban, Kai­ 632743 Thomson, Murray Edwin, carpenter's apprentice, "The koura. Ford," Springlands, Blenheim. 472073 Smith, Robert John Buttimore, law clerk, 55 Manuka St. 574814 Thomson, Peter Claude, electrician, 28 Byron St., Greymouth. 483131 Smith, Robert William Henry Claude, slaughterman, Wens­ 535486 Thomson, Roberts Kitchener, miner, Seven Mile Rd., ley Rd., Richmond. Runanga. 607387 Smith, Roy, miner, Wainui St., Dobson, Greymouth. 529351 Thorn, Hugh Arnold, tobacco-farmer, R.M.D., Wakefield. 541169 Smyth, Edward Battersby William, medical practitioner, 597433 Thornton, John Lewin, cartage contractor, Beach Rd., Waikawa Rd., Picton. Kaikoura. 497092 Sole, Francis Arthur John, waterside worker, 55 Doyle St., 534287 Thorpe, Robert William Gardiner, sheep-farmer, Takaka. Greymouth. 536249 Timings, Francis, clerk, 43 Washington Valley. 581786 Solly, Cedric Lionel, farmer, Rockville, Collingwood. 530036 Timlin, George William, miner, Seven Mile Rd., Runanga. 593513 Southorn, James Arthur, engine-driver, Ruru, Otira Line. 580701 Timms, Ernest Samuel Lewis, farmer, Hillersden Rural, 515554 Spence, William Thomas, hotel licensee, Prince of Wales Wairau Valley. Hotel, Westport. 631842 Timpson, Harold James, shop-assistant, Park St., Hokitika.. 595705 Spencer, Leonard Noel, farmer, Muritai St., Tahunanui. 529880 Tomlinson, Horace Steele, telegraphist, Murphy's Rd., 590695 Spiers, Maurice Robert, bus-driver, Main St., Kum.ara. Blenheim. · .
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