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MAR. 25.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 825 MILITARY AREA No. 7 (NAPIER)-cotiUn.ued. MILITARY AREA No. 7 (NAPIER)-ocmtinued. 5.75978 Dooney, Patrick Joseph, taxi.driver, 52 Vigor Brown St. 512286 Farquharson, Alexander ·James, truck-driver, 604 Sylvan 557547 Downes, Norman Fulford, cabinetmaker, 504 Nelson Street Rd., Hastings. North, Hastings. 553386 Farrow, George, farm-manager, Hamua, via Pahiatua. 602408 Downey, Edward George, labourer, York Rd., Hastings. 502271 Faulkner, Charles Michael Thomas, exchange clerk, Great 560563 Doyle, Laurence, bushman, Bethune St., Featherston. North Rd., Waipawa. 590335 Draper, Eric Robert, carrier, 205 Wolseley St., Hastings. 559776 Fausett, Nelson Arras, pharmaceutical chemist, 42 Ormond 505607 Drayson, Leslie Edward, labourer, 204 Gascoigne St., St., Woodville. Hastings. 242522 Fawcett, Reginald James, farm hand, care of Mrs. Schobald, 623053 Dreaneen, Thomas Henry, labourer, 11 Nelson St., Wai. Martinborough. pukurau. 567624 Fawcett, Stanley Ernest, freezing-works employee, care of 623627 Drummond, Denzil Carman, assistant storeman, 508 Queen Owhena St., Tokomaru Bay. Street West, Hastings. 265061 Fear, Raymond Laurence, panel-beater, 306w Southampton 581621 Drummond, William David, truck-driver, care of W. Monat, St., Hastings. Takapau. 620796 Feierabend, Walter Leslie; radio mechanic, Carlsson Flats, 587430 Drysdale, Grant, dairy-farmer, Nireaha, Eketahuna. Warren St., Hastings. 526607 Duff, William, dairy-factory assistant, 706 Queen Street 622598 Fendall, Brian George Cole, bank clerk, 604 Gray's Rd., West, Hastings. Hastings. 527775 Duffy, Walter Bernard, porter (N.Z.R.), A 1055 Railway 614310 Fenton, Samuel James, farm hand, Waerenga-b-Hika, Settlement, Masterton. Gisborne. 603109 Duley, John William Gordon, exchange clerk, 28 Second 529363 Fenwick, Cyril Frank, farm hand, Matarawa, Carterton. Ave., Wairoa. 469111 Ferguson, Harold George, baker, 16 Rutherford Rd., 524902 Duncan, George Alan, joiner, 4 Kennedy Rd. Marewa. 526593 Duncan, James Harold, motor-driver, Mauriceville. 568529 Fergusson, Eric Lawrence, lorry-driver, 16 Gaisford Toe., 49i243 Dunnett, David, storeman, Riverdale Rd., Dannevirke. Waipukurau. 524894 Duruiett, Donald Leith, lorry-driver, 70 Vigor Brown St. 534829 Fergusson, Franci,; William, plumber, Joli Rd., Havelock 504804 Dunstall, Colin Charles, cabinetmaker, 39 Georges Drive. North. 560996 Dunstall, Ivan Edward, glass-worker, 6 Georges Drive. 287394 Field, Albert Reuben, linesman, Chatham St., Pahiatua. 452736 Dv.rston, Harry Alfred, labourer, Matawhero, Qisborne. 621397 Field, Ivor George, sheep-farmer, Waimarama Rd., Havelock. 623365 Eade, George Raymond, shepherd, Patutahi, Gisborne. North. 513390 Eagle, Arthur Thomas, labourer, Tikokino. 602676 Field, Noel Harry, butcher, 82 Kent St., Carterton. 537949 Eagle, Ivor Prout, labourer, 45 Waitanga Rd., Awatoto. 568546 Field, Perival David, mechanic, 65 Tyndall St., Pahiatua. 537953 Eagle, Leonard Charles, farmer, Manutuke, Gisborne. 591660 Field, Vaughan Richer, dairy-farmer, Hexton, Gisborne. 481068 Earney, Leslie Vermont, clerk, 67 Kennedy Rd. 568369 Finch, Alexander Frederick, shop-assistant, Takapau. 621396 Fischbach, Lenard Paul, engineer, 156 Carnarvon St. 485198 Easton, Allan Henry, railwayman (N.Z.R.), 907 Willow Gisborne. Park Road North, Hastings. 622280 Fisher, David Richard Lewis, farm hand, Wynray Rd., 485196 Eaton, John Roland, farmer, Longbush, Masterton. Motu. 502632 Edgecombe, Raymond Alfred, farm-manager, "Oaklea" 623637 Fitzgerald, Derrick Harold, apprentice engineer, 264 Stout Rural Delivery, Waipukurau. St., Gisborne. 565406 Edgecombe, Robert Ernest, slaughterman, 701 Ellison Rd., 611546 Fitzmaurice, Thomas Henry, slaughterman, 429 High St., Hastings. Carterton. · 584382 Edwards, James, motor mechanic, 4 Ossien St. 553423 Flavell, Colin Wadman, school-teacher, Morere, Hawke's 611220 Edwards, Raymond, labourer, Stanly St., Dannevirke. Bay. 538403 Edwards, Thomas Barton, labolll'er, 143 West St., Greytown. 562433 Fleming, John Edward, farm hand, Pakipaki. 542390 Edwards, Wynn Hugh, theatre-manager, Regent Theatre, 562413 Flood, John, labourer, Greytown. Dannevirke. · 551842 Florance, Basil Charles Augustus, carpenter, 4 Barker Rd., 542395 Elder, William John, labourer, 110 Willow Park Rd., Marewa. Hastings. 623714 Foley, Jeremfah Thomas, labourer, Manatuke, Gisborne. 028077 Ellen, Garnet Aubrey, driver, care of Gardner and Yeoman, 621657 Foley, Patric~ Desmond, clerk, Kenilworth St., Waipawa. Private Bag, Waipawa. 620663 Forbes, Fraser George, labourer, care ofE. Sawyer, Stortford 541202 Elliott, James Rennie, motor mechanic, Tokomaru Bay. Lodge, Hastings. 620762 Elliott, Ra,lph Stewart, shepherd, care of J. McGlashan, 621251 Ford, Kenneth Dee, farm hand, Private Bag 71, Wairoa, Private Bag 6, Wairoa. Hawke's Bay. 585189 Elliott, Robert William, confectioner, 98 High St., Daune­ 565415 Ford, William Kirwin, c<mcrete-worker, 25 Barker Ave., . virke. Marewa. 590635 Ellmers, Frederick Jonathan, shepherd, Rural Delivery, 567134·Forrest, Donald Bruce, motor mechanic, 5 Bedford Toe., Waipawa, via Ongaonga, Hawke's Bay. Waipukurau. 590636 Ellmers, Lewis Hymann Elgren, farm labourer, care of 520057 Forster, James Edmund; sawmiller, 406E St. Aubyn St., L. Glenny, Private Bag, Waipawa. Hastings. 460134 Elmsly, Allan Wallace, plate,layer, 15 Lighthouse Rd. 599357 Fothergill, Cyril Robinson, clerk, 4 Ranfurly St., Dannevirke •. 621972 Elsmore, George, farm hand, Hamua, Pahiatua. 599356 Fouhy, Edmond Albert, farmer, "Marima," Mangamaire. 622199 Elsworth, Maurtce, farm hand, Waiwhare Station, Hastings. 623520 Fountaine, Thomas Frank, farm hand, Kumeroa, Woodville. 531912 Emms, Frederick Stanley, company-manager, 205 Crawford 594554 Fourneau, Trevor John, dairy-farmer, Twyford, Hastings. Rd., Gisborne. 573136 Fox, Sidney Joseph, engine-driver, 214 Wolseley ·St., 383305 Engebretsen, Roy Daniel, head shepherd, care ofMarainanga Hastings. · Station, Private Bag, Dannevirke. 248709 Frame, William Smillie, watersider, Meanee Rd., Taradale. 488751 Ennor, John Edward, builder, "Ranni," McKenzie Ave., 551805 Frances, Charles Alex, pelt-classer, 22 Masters Ores., Master- Marewa. ton. 516182 Ennor, Raeburn Vivian, farm-manager, care of Mr. M. 506934 Francis, Frederick, general carrier, 7 Seddon St., Dannevirke. Morrah, Private Bag, Waipukurau. 552059 Frank, Sidney, motor mechanic, 64 Grey St., Gisborne. 541938 Ennor, Richard Hector, building contractor, Clyde Rd., 554442 Franklin, John Walter, share-milker,.Whenuabou, Takapau., Wairoa. 607297 Franklin, Laurence, truck-driver, Takapau Rd., Waipukurau. 622548 Epps, Henry Francis, mechanician, 515 Wellwood St., 621639 Fraser, Desmond Charlton, clerk, care of Mrs. F. Hollever, Hastings. Tokomaru Bay. 590217 Eriksen, Howard, farmer, Rural Delivery, Woojville. 608949 Fraoer, Kara, taxi-proprietor, 14 Dalton St. • 516293 Ewart, Arthur Reginald, labourer, Kmg St.; Taradale. 460147 Fredrickson, Guy Dennis, farmer, Rural Delivery, Hastwell,. 516294 Ewen, Harry McLeod, labourer, 16 Kuripuni St., Masterton. Mangamahoe. ' 562157 Ewington, Henry Harold, lorry-driver, 136 Government 598734 Fredsberg, Leslie Evert, farmer, Rural Delivery, Patangata, House, Cornwall St., Masterton. Otane. 562156 Ewington, Jack, labourer, 28 Makora Rd., Masterton. 564353 French, Frederick Ronald, station hand, care of E. M,. 487488 Exeter, Ivan Herbert, liuotype-operator, 1 Kavanagh St. Murphy, Private Bag, Waikare Station, Tokomaru Bay. 594962 Fairbrother, Athol Ray, truck-driver, 55 Essex St., 565006 Frost, Charles John, chamber hand, South Belt, Masterton. Masterton. 478210 Frost, Roland Huntl~y. taxi-driver, 624 King St., Hastings. 573545 Falkner, Victor Campbell, lorry-driver, care of Rua Roa 613305 Furlong, Bernard Marie, tractor-driver (P.W.D.), 33 Burns Dairy Company, Rua Roa, Dannevirke. St., Dannevirke. 573543 Falloon, Bernard Robert, painter, 136 Colombo Rd., 378262 Fussell, Charles Henry, plasterer, 30 Shakespeare Rd. Masterton. 586823 Gahan, Maurice Stanley, timber-mill employee, care of Box 573539 Fannin, Roger Seymour, farmer, care of Post-office, Co., Te Puia, Gisborne. Elsthorpe. 555836 Galbraith, Rhoderick Jhon, labourer, 909 St. Aubyn St., 502520 Fargher, Henry Hobbs, lorry-driver, Main St., bngaonga. Hastings. 499484 Farley, Arthur Ambrose, labourer, Broadway St., Martin. 474259 Gale, Jack, porter (N.Z.R.), 344 Marine Pde., Wairoa. borough. 499397 Gallagher, John Peter, traveller, Fergusson Ave., Westshore. F* .
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