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The New Zealand Gazette. 3081 DEC. 22.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3081 MILITARY AREA No. 9 (NELSON)-continu.ed. MILITARY AREA No. 9 (NELSON)-continuea. · 537213 Barltrop, Leo Henry, sawyer, Rolleston St., Hokitika. 635210 Bradley, Patrick George, timber-mill worker, Riwaka, 553851 Barnes, Charles, miner, Rodney St., Millerton. 577773 Bradley, Ralph Transvaal., coal-miner, Blake St., Millerton. 501656 Barnes, John William, farmer, Altimarlock, P.B., Blenheim. 507266 Bramwell, Donovan, orcha,rdist, Tasman. 566418 Barnes, Thomas William, farmer, R.M.D., Richmond. 587043 Breeze, Albert Ford, bootm.aker, Revell St., Hokitika. 480028 Barnett, Aubrey Frederick, farmer, Upper Takaka. 552521 Breeze, Thomas Adam, labourer, Revell St., Hokitika. 493714 Barnett, Ivan Lindsay, farmer, Upper Takaka. 521914 Brewerton, Oliver James, motor-driver, No. 2 Tahaki St. 477141 Barr, Alexander Craig, school-teacher, Pah St., Motueka. 545504 Briggs, Charles Arnold, watersider, Brittania Heights No. 11. 569959 Barrett, Cecil James, factory-manager, Bealey St., Hokitika. 559344 Bright, John, general labourer, c/o Post-office, Wainta. 480200 Bartlett, Howard Joseph, farmer, Tapawera. 507091 Bright, Leonard Harvey, farmer, Redwoods Valley. 493210 Barton, Irlam William, labourer, Murphy's Rd., Blenheim. 591571 Bristow, Frank Herbert, hotel proprietor, Empire Hotel, 566401 Bartosh, Percy Allan Septimus, farmer, Tapawera. Kanieri. 505207 Bary, Ralph Spencer, motor-driver, 138 Vanguard St. 549570 Bromell, Douglas Tindle, driver, 33 Washington Valley. 521113 Bascand, Arthur Charles, engineer, 40 Queen St., Westport. 549571 Bromley, James Harden, carpenter, Paroa. 482462 Bassett, James Kennedy, clerk, Weld St., Hokitika. 612317 Bromley, John Henry, wa,tersider, 70 Turumaha St., Grey­ 548152 Battershall, Henry William Archie, coal-miner, Stockton mouth. Mine. 507556 Brook, Thomas, motor-driver, Hamilton St., Hokitika. 494918 Baxter, Ernest Bernard, labourer, Bealey St., Hokitika. 554785 Brough, Basil Ambrose, cartage contractor, 147 Washington 529714 Baxter, Samuel Isaac L'Estrange Tyrrell-, carpenter, 104 Rd. Grove St. 634861 Brough, Robert Herbert, apprentice motor mechanic, 107 519512 Beach, Raymond, motor mechanic, Havelock. Brook St. 565674 Beard, James Henry, billiard-maker, Waiutu. 508760 Brougham, Bernard Patrick, farmer, Blenheim. 634396 Beattie, Walter Francis, shop-assistant, Commercial St., 554011 Brown, Archibald, orchardist, Redwood's Valley. Takaka. 581866 Brown, Edwin Malcolm, da,iry-farmer, Six-mile Rd., Murchi- 519102 Beauchamp, Herbert Augustus Craddock, farmer, Parker St., son. Blenheim. 635098 Brown, Frank, winch-driver, Ward St., Runanga.. 490409 Beaumont, William Arthur, minister of religion, The 534606 Brown, George Halifax, orohardist, Redwoods VaJley. Vicarage, Motueka. , 578208 Brown, Hubert Granville, minister, 112 Derby St., Westport. 592567 Becker, Ernest Hunt, loco-driver, Ahaura, Greymouth. 483644 Brown, James Douglas, insurance-manager, c/o State Fire 593216 Bell, James Arthur Crecy, farmer, R.M.D., Richmond. Office. 567322 Bell, John, coal-miner, Dobson. 580945 Brown, John Robert, miner, Ranfurley St., Runanga. 552672 Bell, John William, shepherd, c/o Mrs. Hillie, Riverlands, 578214 Brown, Thomas, clerk, Russell St., Westport. Blenheim. 555859 Brown, Thomas, sawmiller, Rolleston St., Hokitika. 593219 Bell, Joseph Raymond, engine-driver, 556 Otira. 585085 Brown, Walter, mine-mam,ger, 30 Derby St., Westport. 563874 Bell, Mostyn Ashley, gardener, 11 Grove St. 592006 Brown, William, coal-miner, Main Rd., Blackball. 545256 Bell, William McCarle, hydraulic-crane driver, 30 Peel St., 490948 Brownlie, Hugh, supervisor (P. and T.), Pah St., Motueka. Cobden, Greymouth. 565820 Bruce, Thomas Whiteside, farmer, Wataroa. 483977 Bendall, William Brian, accountant, Maxwell Rd., Blenheim. 590718 Bryant, David Lewis, Rtoreman-clerk, Brightwater. 573143 Benjamin, Arthur Joseph, cinematograph-operator, corner 510783 Brydon, Cecil Cate, carpenter, Fulton St., Farnham, Blen­ of Derby and Wakefield Sts., Westport. heim. 555546 Bennett, Philip Andre:w, labourer, 6 Washington Rd. 578103 Buchanan, Ronald Archibald, farmer, R.M.D., Motupipi, 552994 Bennetts, Errol Ormond Selby, carpenter, 15 South St. Takaka. 580215 Bensemann, Elwyn Errol, storeman, Motupipi Schoolhouse 485440 Buckland, Alfred George Canning, bank-manager, Hamilton R.M.D., Taka,ka. St., Hokitika. 565644 Bensemann, Eric Philip Christopher, farmer, Upper Moutere. 570891 Buckley, Fredrick Collins, hotelkeeper, Drike of Edinburgh 522424 Berdinner, Manuel Thomas Walter, brakesman, Stockton Hotel, Guiness St., Greym.outh. Mine, Westport. 601270 Buist, Charles David, mine-manager, Church St., Reefton. 593114 Berry, Warden William, dairy-farmer, Aorere, Collingwood. 534125 Burgoyne, Philip, county engineer, Main South Rd., Kai­ 522417 Berry, William Albert, miner, Stockton Mine, Westport. koura. 538535 Berry, Willis, miner, 9 Richmond St., Cobden, Greymouth. 553593 Burley, Richard Thomas, fitter (N.Z.R.), 15 Milton 'Rd,, 505839 Berryman, Fredrick Roberts, sheep-farmer, Motupiko. Greymouth. 565309 Best,, Gilbert George, farmer, Richmond. 579779 Burley, Timothy Joseph, service-driver, 32 Cobden St., 528100 Best, Matthew, waterside worker, 9 Winnie St., Greymouth. Westport. 498204 Best, Reginald Alexander, fruit-farmer, Upper Moutere. 518675 Burnie, Roy, blacksmith, Marshallvale, Denniston. 466142 Bethwaite, Wilfred McKenzie, ambulance officer, 155 Kawai 591650 Burns, John Patri<'k, grader-driver, Tarakohe, Takaka. St. 579783 Burns, William Stephenson, onsetter, Taylorville, Brunner- 506551 Betts, Alaric Grindley, printer, 5 Allan St. ton. 504912 Bickley, Alfred Henry, dairy-farmer, Motupipi, Takaka. 521173 Burrow, George Henry, railway guard, Rodwick St., West- 535896 Biddle, John Wright, engineer, 134 Waimea Rd. port. 475975 Biggar, Walter John, clerk, c/o Research Orchard, P.B. 534115 Burrows, George Halby, lorry-driver, 26 Peel St., Westport. 565321 Biggs, Felix Russell, labourer, Deep Creek, Blenheim. 464106 Burt., Ashley Cyril, clerk, 18 Allan St. 485613 Bin:field, Robert Edward, orchard instructor, 57 Manuka St. 625774 Butler, Gordon De Vere, sawmill-manager, Bruce Bay. 607564 Bird, Eric Thomas, dairy-farmer, Takaka. 520963 Byrne, George, farmer, Mawheraiti, Heefton. 554499 Black, Alexander, market-gardener, Three Mile, Hokitika. 533514 Cairns, George Edmund, hardware salesman, Meehan St., 507254 Black, Eric Randolph, fruitgrower, Nayland Rd., Stoke. Tslington, Blenheim. 521865 Black, James, coal-miner, Hector. 524874 Cairns, Peter Joseph, Rutfand St., Pieton. 501767 Black, John Laing, carpenter, 7A Wainui St. 570001 Caldwell, Thomas, engine-driver (N.Z.R.), 309 Shakespea.re 521861 Black, Walter, mine worker, 11 Argyle St., Denniston. St., Greymouth. 558554 Blackbourne, Lionel George, buttermaker, Kaimata. 480771 Caldwell, William, motor-omnibus driver, 136 Preston Rd., 570999 Blair, George, radiographer, Pakington St., Westport. Greymouth. 484996 Bla.ir, Gordon, company-manager, 10 Marlborough St., 583770 Caldwell, William James, timekeeper (P.W.D.), Tiroroa.. Greymouth. 570027 Campbell, Frederick William, farmer, Totara Flat. 570955 Blanchett, Sidney Leo, sawmill hand, Marsden, Greymouth. 531365 Campbell, Gordon Bertram, medical practitioner, 363 Hardy 614523 Blewman, Francis Nicholas, sawmill hand, Kokiri, via Rt. Greymouth. 558283 Campbell, Jacob Dundonald Mafeking, hotelkeeper, Victoria 575180 Blincoe, Roy Victor, carpenter, 27 Cleveland Tee. Hotel, Palmerston St., ·westport. 500244 Bloomfield, Arthur Edward, lorry-driver, 109c Halifax St. 603721 Campbell, Joseph Francis, sawmiller, Ngahere. 594790 Bone, John Thomas, guard (N.Z.R.), 12 Ida St., Greymouth. 480108 Campbell, William Arthur, crane-driver, 29 Chapel St., 594793 Bonney, Christopher Walter, clerk (N.Z.R.), 61 Hall St., Greymouth. Greymouth. 480110 Canning, John, laboratory assistant, Boyle St., Clifton, 554709 Borlase, Wilfred James, farmer, Kiteroa, Hope. Tarakohe. 554901 Borrie, Stuart, watersider, York St., Picton. 519365 Carey, John William, waterside worker, Derby St., Westport. 589618 Botham, Harold Robert Redvers, labourer, Spring Creek. 599140 Carr, Fredrick Charles Clifford, farmer, Rapaura, Blenheim. 573852 Bourke, William John, engine-driver (N.Z.R.), 92 Alexander 523800 Cartwright, John Lorraine, farmer, Kaimata. · St., Greymouth. 557260 Casey, Henry August Patrick, turner, Wakefield St., West- 599516 Bowater, Percival Charles, dairy-farmer, Bulls Siding, West­ port. port. 588326 Casey, James, farmer, Motukaika. 502846 Boyd, Albert John, sawmill-manager, Berlins, Westport. 538171 Casey, William Michael, plumber, 136 Queen St., Westport. 635400 Boyd, Francis John, farm hand, c/o J. W. Trolove, "The 479786 Cederman, Gothard Alfred,. engineer, Jollie St., Hokitika. Shades,'' Kaikoura. 573751 Challies, Clarence Clifton, bank officer, 39 Shelbourne St. 502741 Boyd, Kenneth Henry, bank manager, High St., Motueka. 586413 Challies, Gordon, farmer, Appleby. 460540 Boyle, Francis George, storeman and packer, Stephenson St., 527245 Chalmers, Alexander, freezing-worker, c/o Picton Freezing• Blenheim. Works, Picton. 522496 ~oyle, William, miner, Kaiata, Greymouth. 487188 Chambers, Richard Sinclair, power-station operator, 519940 Boys, Clarence Russell, school-teacher, North Beach, West- Murphy's Rd., Springlands, Blenheim. port. 588484 Champion, William Price, bushman, Stout St., Westport. 549985 Bradcock, Alfred Keith, truck-driver, 14 Mt. Pleasant Ave. 487657 Champtaloup, Edward John, A.M.P. representative, 17 50332.7 Bradley, James, labourer, Beach Rd., Waimangaroa. Richmond Ave. 503329 Bradley, John Ian Douglas, farm-manager, Delta Station, 480223 Charlton, Robert Dawson, forema:u bl~oksmith, 20 Tarapuhe Blenheim. St., Greymouth. K .
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