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MAR. 4.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 497 MILITARY DISTRICT No. 9 ,(NELSON)--oontmued. MILITARY DISTRICT No. 9 (NELSON)--oontinued. 383641 Home, Earl Reid, religious worker, Greenwood St., Motueka. 284958 Johnston, John Marcus, herd-tester, Budge St., Blenheim. 271736 Hooper, Vernon Graham, grocer's assistant, Wakefield, 287372 Johnstone, John Murdoch Sidney Merewether, engineer and Nelson. fitter, North Revell St., Hokitika. 427329 Hope, Harry Beresford, stores labourer, Public Works De­ 265106 Johnstone, John Smith, orchard worker, Haslep Rd., Tasman partment, Bruce Bay, South Westland. RurA.1 Mail Delivery, Upper Moutere. 261221 Hope, Pat McKellar, shepherd and drover, Deep Bay, French 425997 Jones, Edward Lloyd, miner, 17 Richmond St., Cobden, Pass. Greymouth. 276659 Hopgood, Walter Francis, lime-worker, Cape Foulwind. 276757 Jones, Frederick; loco-driver, Granity. 426079 Hopley, William James, coal-miner, Dawson's Hotel, 249413 Jones, George William, bus-driver, Premier Garage, Grey­ Reefton. mouth. 286081 Hornal, Robert James, miner, Wallsend, Brunnerton. 285309 Jones, Innes Ralph Rutland, dairy-farm!'r, Havelock, Marl- 177942 Hornby, William Charles, sawmiller, Ruru, West Coast. borough. 287125 Horne, Douglas Louis, builder, care of Hannah and Dyer, 238937 Jones, Jack, yard hand, Moorehouse St., Ross. Builders, Mental Hospital, Hokitika. 287458 Jones, Lemuel David, labourer, Jackson's Bay. 427260 Hornell, Arthur Thomas, timber-worker, Karangarua, South 264592 Jones, 'William Peter, farm labourer, Kokatahi. · Westland. 426688 Jope, George Edwa.rd, lorry-driver, Cape Foulwind. 050884 Horner, James Muir, farm-assistant, Murchison. 426061 Jope, Thomas Richard, labourer, care of Mr. A. E. Taylor, 233611 Horrell, Norman Nelson, sawmill hand, Upper Moutere Disraeli St., Westport. Rural Delivery. 373503 Jordan, Frederick Williams, constable, Hokitika. 365561 Hoskin, Harold Willoughby, trucker, care of Mrs. Harris, 272236 Joseph, Alan Mathew, bushman, Inchbonnie, Otira Line, 15 Alexander Toe., Greymouth. West Coast. 261457 Howard, James John, seaman, 75 Wakefield Quay, Port 298793 Julian, Thomas Gordon, bin worker, Dobson, Brunnerton, Nelson. ' West Coast. 411281 Howden, Andrew, coal-trucker, Stafford St., Blackball. 039762 Jurgens, George Keith, orchard worker, Salisbury Rd., 391584 Howell, James Douglas, railway porter, 598 High St., Richmond, Nelson. Karoro, Greymouth. 424824 Jury, Victor James, dyer and cleaner, 2 Milton St., Nelson. 280044 Howlett, James, printer, South Beach, Greymouth. 411410 Karnbach, Norman, stockman, Lower Kokatahi, Hokitika. 295137 Huggins, John William, railway porter, care of Railway­ 427261 Keating, John, driver, Hari Hari, South Westland. station, Hundalee, Kaikoura. 412454 Keating, John Joseph (jun.), grocer, Mackay St., Greymouth. 249357 Hughes, Cyril Francis Patrick, butcher, 9 Puketahi St., 250303 Keehan, Patrick William, care of Mr. G. Marfell, Howick Rd., Greymouth. Blenheim. 195436 Hulme, Noel, sales manager, 20 Mackay St., Greymouth. 122089 Keenan, Michael Clarence, Public Works Department 411892 Hunt, Albert Edward, Banbury Hills, Wakefield, Nelson. employee, Woodstock, Westland. 433811 Hunt, William Henry, lorry assistant, Beach Rd., Kumara. 013249 Kellor, George Percival Alfred, tomato-grower, Rural 278607 Hunter, Graham Leslie, machinery repairer and salesman, Delivery, Richmond. lwa Rd., Nelson. 391171 Kelly, Edward James, bridge hand, 49 Alexander St., 275398 Hunter, Lawrence Crighton, carpenter, Beach Rd., Westport. Greymouth. 428044 Hunter, Mungo George, grader-driver, Beach Rd., Westport. 236265 Kelly, Francis Edward, Catholic priest, St. Patrick's 406456 Hunter, Richard, fibrous-plasterer, Grove Rd., Blenheim. Presbytery, Greymouth. 233610 Hunter, Roy Alexander, tobacco-worker, care ofT. Brereton, 252370 Kelly, George Edmond, watch-repairer, Derby St., Westport. Rural Mail Delivery, Wakefield. 271064 Kelly, Jack Winton, junior linesman, care of Mr. H. Douglas, 238135 Inwood, Rodney Neasham, clerk, 129 Hampden St., Nelson. 90 Halifax St., Nelson. 084127 Ireland, Gordon, printer, Devon St., Picton. 050267 Kelly, Kenneth Thomas, barman-porter, Hotel Buller, 054916 Ireland, Richard, butcher, Devon St., Picton. Westport. 427324 Irvine, Arthur Murray, lime-manufacturer, Abbotsford 279071 Kelly, William Herbert, Hydro Coal Co. employee, care Rural Mail Delivery, Takaka. of Empire Hotel, Seddonville. 251967 Irvine, Wilfred Davidson, teacher, Hampden Street School, 397832 Kendrick, George, cabinetmaker, Mills St., Runanga. NeIBon. · 279355 Kennedy, Charles Henry, coal-miner, Ranfurly St., Runanga. 171106 Ivey, Arcles Bentley, labourer, Black's Point, Reefton. 256002 Kennedy, John Charles, farm labourer, care of H. C. Benke, 433408 Jackson, Albert Henry, labour~r, Criterion Hotel, Palmerston Rural Mail Delivery, Upper Moutere. St., Westport. 375053 Kent, Keith Herbert, electrical engineer, Waiuta, Westland. 070418 Jackson, Albert Henry Jack, boatbuilder, Rutland St., 236241 Kent, Leslie James, painter, Omoti Rd., Greymouth. Picton. 096782 Kerr, Adrian Morris A., labourer, Belgrove, NeIBon. 282230 Jackson, Ambrose, chainman, Adderly St., Westport. 274561 Kerr, Arthur Curragh, miner, Gillies St., Denniston. 271073 Jackson, Norman Frederick, orchard worker, Tower, Moutere. 275405 Kerr, D'Arcy Harold Gordon, labourer, Brougham St., 267060 Jackson, Richard Chamberlain, motor-truck driver, Murphy's Westport. Cross Rd., Blenheim. 378847 Kerr, George Noel, lorry-driver, Weheka. 429762 Jackson, Valmont Frederick Savall, fariner, Runnymede, 286036 Kerr, Stewart, labourer, Blackball. Blenheim, Marlborough. 423671 Jacobs, William James, farmer, Ikamatua. 256623 Kerr, William, labourer, Oaro. 279392 Jacques, Arthur Edward, public-works employee, 64 Main St., 425000 Kettle, Hector Eugene, labourer, Hari Hari, Westland. Blenheim. 261874 Kidson, Noel, shop hand, IO Russell St., Nelson. 421852 James, Israel Eric, trucker, Seven Mile Rd., Runanga. 399468 Kilmartin, William, farm worker, care of P.O. Box 96, 411978 James, Raymond Percy, motor engineer, Commereial Hotel, Seddon. Ross. 288597 King, George Alexander, gold-miner, Atarau, via Blackball. 172387 Jamieson, Laurence Percy, civil engineer, Public Works 262289 King, Harold, farm labourer, Pah St., Motueka. Department, Murchison. 255777 King, Ian, grocer, 306 Hardy St., Nelson. 264167 Jamieson, Robert Manly, baker, Grove Rd., Blenheim. 405512 King, Simon Keith, assistant storekeeper, Rockville, 300882 Jarden, Leonard Alexander, fireman, 16 Smith St., Grey­ Collingwood. mouth. 240322 Kinzett, William Alfred, farm labourer, Tapawera. 235138 Jarman, Leslie Colin, clerk, care of Stamp Duties Depart­ 278595 Kirby, Arthur Francis, factory-manager, 13 Alton St., ment, Hokitika. NeIBon. 255840 ,Tenkins, Thomas William, waterside worker, 28 Russell St., 428222 Kirby, Ernest Arthur, farm hand, Hari Hari, South West• Nelson. land. 294183 Jensen, Sydney Joseph, labourer, Milton Grove, Nelson. 183767 Kirk, George William, labourer, care of Mental Hospital, 261359 Johns, Bennett Richard Rapson, hotel barman, Longford, Hokitika. Murchison. 265248 Knight, Bramwell Albert, cabinetmaker, 77 Charles St., 395866 Johnsen, Charles Frederick, pile-driver, Tui St., Kumara. Blenheim. 249768 Johnson, Clive George, breaker-down, sawmilling, Karamea 398967 Knox, Rupert Blake, dredge hand, care of Barrytown Gold Rural !Hail Delivery. Dredge, Barrytown. 089458 Johnson, Gilbert Norman, smgger, care of Mrs. G. Martin, 377317 Kroening, Joffre William Charles, carpenter, 6 Doyle St., 16' Smith St., Greymouth. Blaketown, Greymouth. 287389 Johnson, Ivan Alfred, head bushman, Ka-ramea. 279169 Lalor, James Francis, bridge hand, Alymer St., Ross. 421858 Johnson, Ronald, electrical apprentice, 60 Peel St., Westport. 288235 Lammas, Harold Richmond, miner, Southern Cross Hotel, 425996 Johnson, Thomas Douglas, shovel-driver, Public Works Reefton. Department, Taratuhi, Marlborough. 414671 Lammas, Norman Hall, dairy-farmer, Bainham, Colling- 275557 Johnson, William Henry, civil servant, Matariki, NeIBon. wood. 428953 Johnston, Brian, farm hand, Kaiata, Greymouth. 414673 Lammas, Philip Eric, dairy-farmer, Bainham, Collingwood. 4I8354 Johnston, Colin Marmion, panel-beater and painter, Arthur 414672 Lammas, Raymond Arthur, farmer, Bainham, Collingwood. St., Blenheim. 249469 Lamont, William, watersider, 36 Reid St., Blaketown, 261868 Johnston, Eric Robert, salesman, 37 Seymour Ave., Nelson. Greymouth. .
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