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THE NEW ZE.Alann GAZE'rte. Sl'i MAR. 25.] THE NEW ZE.ALANn GAZE'rTE. Sl'i MILITARY AREA No. 6 (WANGANUI)-oontitwed. MILITARY AREA No. 6 (WANGANUI)-contmued. 536794 Kidd, Ronald Campbell Taylor, carpenter, 4 Field St., 543089 Luff, Frank Joseph, photographic worker, 4 Seddon St., Aramoho. Aramoho. · 583609 Kilgarriff, Thomas Milton, farm labourer, Tiritea Rural 5ll663 Luff, Randell Robert, wharf labourer, 49 London St. Delivery, Palmerston North. 622565 Lynch, Alan John, student, Linton. 517808 Kilmartin, Bernard George, tiler, 453 Ferguson St., Palmers­ 517756 Lynch, Edward, storeman, 328 Broadway Ave., Palmerston ton North. North. 498505 King, Edgar Joseph David, carpenter, llO Denbigh St., 596935 Lynch, Robert Croton, shepherd, care of O'Neill Bros., Feilding. Turakina. 492080 King, Leonard Charles, dairy-farnier, Motua, Foxton. 602678 McArthur, William Charles Lionel, labourer, Links Flats, 532589 Kingsbeer, Herbert Ivan, linesman, Es~ex St., Levin. Anzac Pde. 594703 Kitchen, Raymond Hector, labourer, 25 Queen St., Feilding. 592440 McCallum, Desmond Joseph Noel, firem.ln, care of Marton 489454 Kitney, Patrick Eden, farm hand, care of Post-office, Great. Gasworks, Marton. ford. 584682 McCarthy, Leonard Price, labourer, Union St., Foxton. 519503 Kivell, Frederick Tiki, porter (N.Z.R.), 63A Wings Line, 541483 McCashin, Brian Leonard, porter (N.Z.R.), Horopito. Railway Settlement, Marton. 544929 McClintock, Bruce, truck-driver, 14 Rotherham St., Aramoho. 569449 Knight, Allan Reginald, farmer, Rangiwahia. 490138 McClintock, Ernest, driver, Parsons St. 569168 Knight, Harold Keith, shepherd, Tangimoana Rural Delivery, 582604 McColl, Colin Craig, electrical-wireman, Lytton St., Feilding. Palmerston North. 622157 McCulloch, Bruce Donald, farm labourer, care of G. Newton, 530053 Knight, Quentin Maurice, farm labourer, Oak Villa, Tutaenui Koeke, Taihape. Rd., Marton. 544235 McCullough, Ian Samuel, freezing-works employee, 119 529733 Knuth, Leslie Alfred William, farm labourer, Pukeroa, College St., Palmerston North. Hunterville. 547857 MacDonald,· Peter Sinclair, farm hand, "Arapaepai," 577196 Kreger, Maurice Waiter, farmer, Rangiwahia. Ihakara, Levin. 622833 Kume, William Henry, truck-driver, 11 Chaytor St., 467220 MacDonald, William John, farmer, Kakahi. Palmerston North. 622198 McDonald, Frederick John, salesman, 62 Campbell St., 530670 Kuzmanic, Rod, gardener, 9 Arran Place, Aramoho. Palmerston North. 530671 Kyle, Bernard Scott, farmer, Hautere Rd., Te Horo. 550615 McDonald, James Charles, slaughterman, Longburn. 620805 Lacey, .EdVl'.ard James, tinsmith, 31 Amesbmy St., Palmers- 587690 McDonald, John Thomas, farm labourer, care of Cement ton North. Tank Co., Manchester St., Feilding. 610058 Lagor, Orlano Craig, motor mechanic, Durham St., Levin. 597673 McDermott, Thomas Edward, farm labourer, care of 595251 Lane, Alban Eric, sawmill employee, Gorton St., Bulls. R. McKelvie, Rural Delivery, Rongotea, Palmerston 617527 Lane, Douglas Kitchener, carpenter, Makomako Rd., Levin. North. 622158 Lane, Roger .John, farm labourer, care of Mr. J. Lane, Post- 582676 McDonnell, Francis, bus-driver, Seddon St., Raetihi. office, 'L'aib.ape. 522044 McGill, Alexander Dennis, labourer, 147 Heretaunga St., 621895 Lang, Raymond Gordon Ralph, farm labourer, Sheehan St., Palmerston North. Shannon. 472450 McGill, Viron David, labourer, 571 Church St., Palmerston 510134 Larsen, Cyril Herbert, foreman carpenter, 38 Stewart St., North. Aramoho. 583080 McGinuiss, Robert James, farmer, Taihape Valley Rd., 478728 Lawler, Frank, porter (N.Z.R.), care of New Zealand Rail- Taihape. ways, Taihape. 481014 McGrail, Maurice Stanley, railway employee, 183 Anzac Pde. 585682 Lawrence, Geoffrey Gilbert, shepherd, Rangiwahia. 623280 McGregor, James Burnett, student, Hokio Beach, Levin. 533822 Lay, Donald Luigi, telegraphist, Shortt St., Foxton. 475837 McKay, Bernard Edward, commercial artist, 21 Peake's Rd. 436303 Lebas, William Angus, factory hand, Racecourse Rd., 482570 McKay, Donald, farm-manager, No. 2 Line, Fordell. Awapuni, Palmerston North. 622057 McKay, Robin Errol, farm hand, Apiti. 621949 Leckie, Kenneth James, timber-worker, care of Mrs. Uzzel, 454086 McKee, Edward Daniel, presser, Camp Hospital, Waiouru. Ra».gataua. 494911 McKenzie, Clinton Marus, cleaner (N.Z.R.), 15 Gloucester St. 546311 Lee, William Arthur, spinner, Russell St., Foxton. 576482 McKenzie, Norman Albert, salesman, Albion Hotel. 560584 Leighton, George Swenson, furniture salesman, 127 Savage 622056 McKernan, Hugh Joseph, porter (N.Z.R.), Kings Court Ores., Palmerston North. Hotel, Ohakune Junction. 500516 Leitch, Stanley David, law clerk, 5 Monckton St., }'eilding. 460223 McKinlay, Bruce Alfred Macadam, brick and pipe worker, 570804 Leslie, William, transport-driver, Duke St., Levin. 107 Church St., Palmerston North. 584541 Lethbridge, Cho.rlie, farm-manager, Foxton. 520681 McKinley, George, electro-chemist, Convent Rd., Otaki. 528089 Lett, Clarence Albert, mechanic, 100 Gonville Ave. 521638 McKinnon, Lionel Basil, sheep-farmer, Te Kawhatau, 460265 Lewis, Alan, farm labourer, care of W. T. Caithness, Downs Mangaweka. Rd., Oroua Downs. 608210 Mackintosh, James Elliott, testing officer, Raetihi Rd., 583978 Lewis, Gordon Mason, dairy-farmer, Box 25, Kelvin Grove Ohakune. Post-office, Palmerston North. 472581 McLean, Cyril McCallum, panel-beater, 59 Park Rd., 579361 Lewis, Noel Clarence, farm hand, Greatford. Palmerston North. 546134 Lewis, William George, farmer, No. 2 Line. 583320 McLean, Donal.d Phillip Christopher, farm worker, 25 Rata 483417 Limpus, Clifford John, driver, ll Gunn St. St., Palmerston North. 547209 Lincoln, Norman Alfred, farm hand, Kawiu Road Rural 621071 McLean, Neil Allen, panel-beater, 8 Gonville Ave. Delivery, Levin. 549788 McLean, Robert Stewart, timber-worker, Maxwells Line, 623352 Lind, Noel Walter, herd-tester, Banks Line, Rongotea. Awapuni, Palmerston North. 595201 Little, James Percival, labourer, care of Post-office, Kai Iwi. 564258 McLean, Walter Henry, inspector, Rangiwahia. 588102 Lloyd, Donald Alfred Charles, grocer, 425 College St., 550857 Macleod, Colin John Norman, salesman, Tasman Beach, Palmerston North. Otaki. 475927 Lloyd, Ernest Jack,-elerk, P.O. Box 13, Fordell. 561326 McMillan, Alan Francis John, farmer, Kakahl Rd., Owhango. 588107 Lloyd, William Richard John, mill hand, care of Marton 586880 McMurray, Donald James, grocery-manager, 62 Savage Sash and Door Factory, Erua. Crea., Palmerston North. 582931 Loane, Charles Francis Vercoe, carpenter, care of Mr. 468611 McNabb, Rex Fitzgerald, exchange clerk, 7 East St., Feilding. Johnson, Public Works Department, Levin. 547759 McNae, Robert Alton, butcher, 621 Church St., Palmerston 538669 Lobb, Allan Ernest, farmer, Mount Biggs, Feilding. North. 623559 Locke, Patrick Thomas Joseph, labourer, care of State 622140 McNamara, Ivan John, labourer, 108 Campbell St. Forestry Department, Raurimu. 518927 McNeil, George Valentine, mechanical engineer, care of 513581 Lockhart, Herbert, painter and paperhanger, 60 Jellicoe St. Public Hospital, Palmerston North. 517711 Lockwood, Bertie Keith, ambulance-rlriver, 23 Dahlia St., 583146 McNeill, Jeffrey, storeman, 72 Lombard St., Palmerston Palmerston North. North. 549837 Lonergan, Edward Joseph, plumber, 9 Nixon St. 565196 McNeill, Leonard George, farm-manager, Mataroa. 564830 Long, David Delacey, baker, 40 Marlborough St., Feilding. 605173 McNeill, Reginald Charles, tractor-driver, 23 Clifton St., 466698 Loudon, John Clarke, manufacturer, 36 Matipo St., Palmers- Palmerston North. ton North. · 519268 Macpherson, Edward Andrew, labourer, Johnston St., 621568 Lourie, John James, farm labourer, Silverhope Hunterville. Foxton. 622202 Lovejoy, .A.mold William Hans, 51 Stanley Ave., Palmerston 463025 Macpherson, Leslie Norman James, mercer, 20 Rangitane ?;orth. St., Palmerston North. 584751 Lovett, Lionel Halsey, share-milker, Ohan ~est Rural 622584 McPherson, Norman Bruce, labourer, Bruce St., Hunterville. Delivery. 501618 McVeigh, Daniel John, surfaceman, Oio, Hukapapa. 483067 Lowe, Norman Edward, motor mechanic, 400 Ruahine St., 584647 Mabbott, Robert, shepherd, Pipiriki Rd., Raetihi. Palmerston North. 576731 Mahoney, John Walter, milk-roundsman, 182 Anzac Pde. 569720 Lowther, William Donald, wool-presser, 7 Ranfurly Ave., 561573 Mahoney, Robert Michael Leslie, surfaceman (N.Z.R.), Fcilding. Station Rd., Mangaweka. .
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