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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE [No 798 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE [No. 54 MILITARY. AREA No. 6 (WANGANUI)-con.tinued MILITARY AREA No. 6 (WANGANUI)-cmtinued 647985 Shannon, Neville Lenon, farm hand, Rewa. 651538 Watson, Mervyn Ashley John, 27 Havill St., Palmerston N. 655052 Sheary, George Henry, labourer, 23 David St., Palmerston 653081 Wehby, George Raymond, student teacher, 41 Nixon St. North. 654193 Webster, Keith Stanley, apprentice carpenter, 11 Oakland 651262 Shere, John Charles, farm hand, No. 4 Line, Fitzherbert Tee., St. John's Hill. West, Palmerston North. 648708 Weston, ,Tames Percy, apprentice carpenter, 31 Fitzroy St., 651963 Sherrard, Malcolm John, farm hand, Leithbridge Rd., Palmerston North. · Makino, Feilding. 650751 Weston, Roger David, sheep-farmer, Box 22, Hunterville. 654759 Shirley, Gwynne James, clerical cadet (N.Z.R.), c/o Federal 648323 Whale, Maurice Alwyn, mechanic, 13 Owen St., Feilding. House, Taihape. • 650819 White, Noel Auton, cadet (N.Z.R.), ]\fount View Boarding- 651787 Silverwood, Vernon, grocer's assistant, c/o Mrs. H. J. house, National Park. Whitelaw, Rangiuru Beach, Otaki. 654181 Whitehead, Hector, student, 8 Napier Rd., Palmerston N. 654293 Simonson, Desmond Christian, mechanic, 38 Seddon St. 654415 Whitfield, Maurice Willis, farm hand, Bulls~Turakina Rd., 653089 Sinclair, Ian Livingstone, shepherd, Ohinewairua Station Marton. R.D., Taihape. 652802 Willacy, Brian Austin, boot-repairer, 31 Mahoney St. 653684 Sinclair, John Burnett, junior porter, 237 Son:ime Pde., 648024 Williams, Clive Ward, student, 19 Koromiko Rd. Aramoho. 654426 Williams, Douglas Hector, apprentice electrician, Lemon 648309 Sinclair, Maurice Denman, student, 7 Alan St., Palmerston N. St., Otaki. 651821 Sloan, Bernard Thomas, clerical cadet, 174 London St. 648025 Williams, Gerald Tremough, clerk, 137 Bell St. 648996 Smale, David Thomas, clerk, 57 Argyle Ave., Palmerston N. 651921 Williams, Stanley William, tractor-driver, c/o A. l\'Iaber, 651580 Smaller, Nolan Harry, wood-turner, 18 Bennett St., Gonville. Mount Curl, Marton. 655054 Smith, Allan Warren, apprentice carpenter, 18 Sydney St., 650921 Williamson, Alexander James, electric-line erector, Marshall Palmerston North. Rd., Hunterville. 648611 Smith, Francis Noel, shepherd, Otaki Railways. 654280 Wilson, Allan Edward, farm hand, c/o Post-office, Fordell. 652487 Smith, Ross Wyndham, scholar, Park St., Foxton. 653461 Wilson, John, butcher's assistant, Main Rd., Otaki. 651458 Sopp, Ronald· Slade, engineer, 120 Cornfoot St., Castlecliff. 653431 Wilson, Trevor Edwi...11, farm hand, Whakarongo Rd., Terrace · 650059 Spear, Peter Elliott, bank clerk, 12 Nash St., Palmerston N. End, Palmerston North. 651033 Speirs, Roydon Edward, farmer, Foxton Rd., Levin. 655156 Wilson, William, apprentice electrical engineer, Tane Rd., 621259 Steele, Alan Thomas, dairy-factory asi,istant, 9 Worcester St., Fitzherbert West R.D., PalmerstonNorth. Palmerston North. 654192 Wilton, Kenneth Edgar, farm hand, Otaki Railway, Otaki. 651094 Stewart, Colin David, vulcanizer, 2 Mobre Ave. 650467 Wise, Desmond Gilbert, farm hand, Ward St., Raetihi. 649504 Strawbridge, Charles Edward, labourer, 53 Warwick St., 654358 Withers, Hugh Cecil, laundry hand, 67 Lombard St., Feilding. Palmerston North. 654244 Strawbridge, Mervyn Robert, 54 Main St., Palmerston North. 653195 Woolley, Francis Patrick, farm hand, Mangawhata R.D., 654912 Stronach, Peter Scott, farm hand, c/o L. A. P. Sherri:ff, Palmerston North. "Kowhiwhi," Taoroa, Taihape. 652604 Wright, Russell Arthur,. student, Box 1, Long burn. 648094 Sutherland, James Hector, farm hand, 17 Abbott St. 649819 Wright, Thomas Joseph, farm hand, c/o Watt Estate, 648393 Syme, Thomas Murdoch, apprentice carpenter, Central Fire " Aberfeldy," Parapara Rd. · Station. 653130 Zumbach, Owen Leo, pastrycook, 583 Church St., Pa.Jmerston 652660 Tasker, Ronald George, plumber's assistant, 17 Tay Street. North. 653435 Tattersall, Max, cadet (N.Z.R.), 29 Talbot St. 650458 Teague, Noel, junior clerk, Kairanga R.D., Palmerston N. 653797 Templeton, John Menzies Brown, student, Technical College Hostel. 652591 Terry, Ronald Walter, butcher's assistant, 414 Botanical Rd., Palmerston North. 652144 Thomas, Eugene, clerk, 329 Church St., Palmerston North. MILITARY AREA No. 7 (NAPIER) 649110 Thomas, Geoffrey Basil, assistant storeman, 25 Gladstone St., Feilding. Where no reference Is made to city, this relates to 650004 Thomas, Harold, ·student, Massey College, Palmerston N. Napier. 654773 Thompson, Bernard Alfred Richard, grocer's assistant, 76 (Number of men called up, 580.) Main St., Palmerston North. 649502 Thompson, David Raymond, farm hand, Ashhurst Rd., 651163 Abbott, William Noel, employee (N.Z.R.), 45 Carlyle St. Bunnythorpe. 653271 Agnew, Thomas Erian, P.O. Box 21, Crownthorpe, Hastings. 651041 Thompson, Kenneth James, 4 Denbigh St., Feilding. 649330 Aitken, Maxwell Charles, shepherd, Mangapoike Rd., 650624 Thompson, Robert Leslie, student, Hautapu St., Taihape. Frasertown, W airoa. · 653395 Thomson, Andrew Brian, joiner, 660 Main St., Palmerston N. 648266 Alexander, Allister Phillip, student, Puketapu. 652379 Thorburn, Donald Neil, fibrous plasterer, Te Matai Rd., 652460 Allender, Stanley William, farm hand, c/o C. J. Nix,'' Wai­ Whakarongo, Palmerston North. poto," Featherston. 648021 Thorner, Maurice Adrian Joseph, labourer, 448 Church St., 648671 Andersen, Bruce Harold, farm hand, Ngamoko R.D., Palmerston North. Norsewood. 654697 Thornton, Bryan Hollis, apprentice fitter, c/o C. P. Thornton, 648670 Andersen, Robin Richard, farm hand, Ngamoko R.D., Te Horo. · · · Norsewood. 653759 Thrift, Milton Melville, minister of religion, New Zealand 652613 Anderson, Donald Horace, clerk, 35 Barraud St., Dannevirke. Missionary, College, Box 1, Long burn. 651477 Anderson, Stanley Robson, clerk, 504 Burnett St., Hastings. 654029 Thurgood, Laurence Wilfred, sawmill hand, Pokaka. 649675 Anderson, Terence William, sawmill hand, 82 Main St., 650460 Tiddy, Peter Nicholas, joiner, 44 Albert St., Palmerston N. Greytown. 651793 Tietjens, Gordon Rhodes, railway porter, 4 Marne St. 654944 Andrew, Patrick Druce, grocer's assistant, 416 Marine Pde, Palmerston North. Wairoa. 652410 Tobin, John Noel, messenger (P. and T.), 6 Churton St. 654239 Ansin, Rex Innis, battery attendant, 132 Nelson Cres. 654177 Townley, Rex, farm hand, c/o Mr. J. Burmeister, Kairanga, 653867 Arnold, Arthur Raymond, clerk, c/o Mrs. J. Theaker, 136 Palmerston North. \Tigor Brown St. 651579 Tucker, Lewis Cheyne, salesman-accountant, 108 St. Hill St. 653183 Arnott, Leslie James, garage attendant, 20 Andrew 3.t., 648301 Turner, Herbert, 13 Pitt St. Gisborne. 649449 Vickers, Frank, apprentice engineer, 24 Tinirau St. 653832 Arrell, Allen Samuel, apprentice patternmaker, 401 Warren 653531 Vile, Albert Lindsay, farm hand, Upper Tutaenui, Marton. St., Hastings. 653127 Vile, Maurice Norman, motor-driver, 305 Botanical Rd., 652348 Atkins, Lionel, orchard-worker, c/o J. C. Hardy, Patutahi, Palmerston North. Gisborne. 653694 Vile, Rayner Fergusson, farm hand, Lake Alice Rd., Bulls. 654729. Attewell, Basil Clifford, apprentice printer, 149 Rute:rie Rd., 653286 Waddington, Lance Roy, student {theological), N.Z.M.C., Gisborne. Longburn, Palmerston North. 653827 August, Dennis Winston, farm hand, c/o C. J. August, 652377 Wadsworth, Malcolm, telegraph operator, c/o 1\.frs. Hickman, Patangata. 26 Dublin St. · 651680 Ayres, George Christian, labourer, 48 Carlyle St. 648711 Wagstaff, Kenneth, farm hand, 9 Limbrick St., Palmerston 654012 Bacon, Donald Frederick, student, 31 Oswald St., Gisborne. · North. 654245 Bailey, Frank, c/o Mr. H. Brownrigg, Opapa, Hawke's Bay. 653658 Walford, Kenneth William, P. and T. employee, 140 Glasgow 652258 Baird, Eric Vincent, butcher's assistant, Kitchener St., St. Martinborough. 653952 Walker, Fredrick William, farm hand, Mangaweka. 654309 Bak, Lawrence, sawmill hand, c/o Rimu Sawmill, Masterton. 652142 "\V"allace, Laurie Francis, apprentice motor mechanic, 113 652481 Baker, Charles Patrick Gordon, butcher's assistant, 25 Fitzherbert Ave., Palmerston North. Arthur St., Pahiatua. 630938 Walter Vincent Jacob, blacksmith, Rahui Rd., Otaki Railway. 649978 Banks, Brian Douglas, storeman, Andersons Line, Carterton. 653860 Wanklyn, Bernard, labourer, 4 Main St., Palmerston North. 652029 Barbour, Hamilton, freezing-works hand, 515 Wainui Rd., 653931 Wapp, Gordon Albert, farm hand, c/o R. J. Managh, Hal- Gisborne. combe, R.D. 652012 Barnao, Joseph, market-gardener, Bay View. 652991 Wasson, Noel Andrew, farm hand, Bulls-Turakina Rd., 652689 Earon, Ralph, farm hand, Pigeon Bush, Featherston. Marton. 653577 Farron, Brian William, shepherd,'' West Ho," Tolaga Bay. 653390 Watkins, Harold Charles, aircraft engineer's assistant, 11 649648 Bary, Graeme Douglas, coo~ c/o G. N. Bennett, Fera Glen, Pirie St., Palmerston N o:r:th. Masterton. 653534 Watkins, Maurice, Box 34, Hunterville. 652010 Bateman, Brian Roland, grocer's assistant, 503 Nelson St., 651799 Watson Ivan Bramwell, factory hand, 27 Halswell St. Hastings. .
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