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3432 the NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No 3432 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 187 58395 Robert, Louis Hilton, Motor Engineer, 149~ain~St.'East, 1P'58466~SutherIand, Ernest Taniwha, Farmer, Canterbury Aviation PalmerBton North. School, Sockburn, Christchurch. 58396'Roberts, John J., Farmer, Raumai. *58467 Rwainson, William, Seaman, care of Post-office, Shannon. 58397 Robertson, Charles, Assistant Wool.classer, 7 Rolleston St, 58468 Rwansson, Ernest Gustaf, Shearer, care of Post-office, Tai­ Palmerston North. hape. 58399 Robinson, John, Gardener, Te Aweawe St, Palmerston North. 58469 Sweeny, Timothy, Farmer, care of G. Price, Awapuni, Pal- 58400 Robinson, John William, Baker, Mill Rd, Otaki. merston North. 58401 Robinson, William Henry, Telegraph Cadet, Stratford. 58470 Tagg, Jonathan Henry Mason, Cheesemaker, Ashhurst. 58402 Robson, John, Flax Hand, Care of Mr. Guy, Tokomaru, 58471 Tansley, John Athol Lorenzo, Bank Clerk, Shannon. Mana.watu. 58472 Taylor, Alfrcd, Electrician, Arcadia, Feilding. 58403 Rodgers, Robert, Coachbuilder, c~re of Commercial Hotel, 58473 Taylor, Edgar York, Fireman, Rock Cottage, Boundary Rd. Raetihi. East, Palmerston North. 58404 Rolston, William Henry, Dairy.farmer, Kohitere, Weraroa. 58474 Taylor, Edward, Porter, Clarendon Hotel, Palmerston North. *58405 Roos, Edward, Engine·driver, 183 Ferguson St, Palmerston 58475 Taylor, Harold John, Dairy-farmer, Otaki Railwavs, Otaki. North. 58476 Teague, William John, Farmer, P.O. Box 4, Kauwhata, 58407 Ross, Alexander, Dairy·farmer, Ohutu. Palmerston North. 58408 Ross, Thomas Lawson, Basketmaker, 39 Alexandra St, 58477 Telford, John Degidon, Barman, Railway Hotel, Palmerston PalmerBton North. North. 58409 Rowlands, William Eric, Farm Hand, Tokomaru. 58478 Tester, Edward Charles, Painter, 36 George St, Palmerston 58410 Ruff, James Leonard, Bushfeller, care of Mrs. S. Ruff, North. Makino, Oroua. 58056 Thomas, David, Potato-grower, care of Cheltenham Hotel, 584Il Rush, Eustace Beale, Jockey, Awapuui, Palmerston North. Cheltenham. 58412 Russell, Ernest Lyall, Farmer, Ran/(iotn. 58479 Thomasen, James Bartlett, Farmer, Taoroa Rd, Utikn. '58414 Ruthven, Thomas, Ploughman, care of Mrs. Hubner, West 58481 Thompson, Ernest James, Groom, care of Kelly's Stables, St, Feilding. Taihape. *58415 Sampson, Thomas Hedley, Butcher, Feilding. 58482 Thomson, William Robert Gibson, Storekeeper, care of Mr. 58416 Satherlev, Albert Graham, Station Hand, Raumai, Po­ J. Anderson, Signal St, Marton. hangina. *58483 Thorburn, Lewis, Painter, 26 Pascal St, Palmerston North. 58417 Scaife, Herbert, Shepherd, care of Mr. Greenside, Stortford 58484 Thornton, Thomas, Flax-outter, Opui Fibre Company (Li. Lodge Hotel, Hastings. mited), Foxton. 58418 Schlittle, Albert Henry. Motor Salesman, car,l of Occidental 58485 Thow, Robert, Contractor, Kiwitea. Hotel, Palmerston North. 58486 Timms, William, School-teacher, Waikawa Pa, Picton. 58419 Schra'llka, .Equaty' Valentine, Farmer, Makara North, via 58488 Todd, Alexander Wilkie, Fishmonl(er, Main St, Taihape. Wellington. 58489 Todd, Henry, Taxi-driver, Piccadilly Tea-rooms, Palmerston 58420 Sohulz, Arthur Riley, Farm Labourer, Makawhai, Manawatu. North. ·58421 Scoon, George, Ploughman, Waipukurau. 58490 Tomlinson, Leslie Clifford, Engineer, Rongotea, Manawatu. 58423 Scullion. Patrick, General Labourer, Post-office, Ohutu, 58491 Toms, Arthur Norman, Farmer, Awapuni, Palmerston Taihape. North. 58424 Seoord, Leonard, Shepherd, Ngatapa Station Private Bag, 58492 Towler, William Henry, Gardener, Russell St, Feilding. Napier. 58494 Tunnicliff, Leopold Guy, Dairy-farmer, Cameron's Line, ·58425 Setter, William John, Grocer, Palmerston North. FeiIding. 58426 Shailer, Alfred Flatter Bird, Gardener and Farm Hand, 58495 Tuohy, Thomas, Labourer, Levin. Scandia St, Palmerston North. *58496 Upchurch, Arthur Lewis, Telegraphist, Kiwi Rd, Taihape. 58427 Shannon, Arnold BuddIe, Farmer, Waituna West. 58497 Voelkerling, William Charles Henry, Farmer, Mount Curl, 58428 Shapleske, Bernard, Labourer, Fritz St, Palmerston North. Silverhope. 58429 Shaw, Graham, Farm Labourer, care of T. Brian, Mana. 58498 Vogt, Harry, Grader, Cheltenham,. kau. *58499 Voss, George, Labourer, oare of P.O. Box 18, Tokomaru, 58430 Sheerin, Thomas Henrie, Farmer, Alfredton, Wairarapa. Manawatu. 58431 Shewan, James, Flax.cutting, care of Forlon Cordage Com· 58500 Voss, Osoar, Karere, Longburn. pany, Ran!!itane, Rangiotu. 58501 Walders, Edward, Blacksmith, Bryant St, Palmerston North. 58432 Shonrock. Gustave George, Farmer, Ohakea, Manawatu. 58502 Wallace, George Vernon, Journalist, 22 Wingfield St, Wel- ·58433 Shore, William Martin, Labourer, care of Mrs. Allan Thom· lington. son, Utikn, Rangitikei. ' 58503 Waller, Frederick, Labourer, care of Post-offioe, Ohutu. 58434 Sievert, Robert. Gardener 130 College St, Palmerston North. 58504 Ware, John Barsham, Coachsmith, Grey St, Feilding. 58435 Signal, Samuel Henry, Engineer, Park St, Foxton. 58505 Warn, Samuel, Carrier, Denbigh St, Feilding. 58436 Simonsen, Leonard, Dairy.farmer, Rongotea. 58506 Waterhouse, Clifford, Labourer, 98 Ruahine St, Palmerston 58437 Simpson, Jonathan Harry, Labourer, care of A. Bills, George North. St, Palmerston North. 58508 Watson, Graeme Elphimstone, Sheep-farmer, 202 The Ter­ 58438 Simpson, Walte~. Farmer, Onllo Rd. Hunterville. race. Wellington. 58439 Sinclair, David Livin!!8tone. Medical Practitioner, Taihape. 58509 Webb, Frederick, Farm Labourer, Glen Oroua, Palmerston 58440 Sinclair, John Hamilton, Flax-mill Worker, care of Mr. North. Rowley, Miranui, Shannon. 58511 Webley. Herbert, Labourer, care of Post-office, Marton. *58441 Siteman, William Alvin, Shepherd, care of G. Herbert, 58513 Wells, Thomas Antonie, Storeman, care of Family Hotel, Waierua, Dannevirke. Otaki. 58442 Skinner, Garrett Meredith, Telegraph Fitter, Taumarunui. 58514 West, Harry W. John, Labourer, The Terrace, Taihape. 58443 Skjoth, Charles Hansen, Surfaceman, Carver St, Taihape. 58516 Whale, Francis Leon, Farmer, Marton. 58444 Small, Norman Lazare, Shearer, Upper Tutaenui, Marton. 58517 Whateley, Georgc Alfred, Station Hand, oare of Mr. Young, 58445 Smith, Angus Otto Hans, Bushfeller, Mahakipawa, Picton. '~~"'" 'Huinga, Toko. *58446 Smith, Ernest Rainsford, Labourer, Ashhurst. 58518 Whelan, Michael, Railway Employee, Taihape. 58447 Smith, Richard Telfer, Stock-buyer, Oxford St, Marton. 58520 White, Leslie Alfred Maurioe, Porter, oare of Mr. D. Gillan, 58448 Smith, William Henry, Farmer, Moutoa, Manawatu. The Terrace, Taihape. 58449 Smith, William Lawrence, Labourer, Ashhurst. 58521 White, Percival Sydney, Motor Mechanic, Hunia St, Marton. 58450 Smith, William Richard, Farm Hand, Waterfalls, Eketahuna. *58522 Whitehead, Albert Raymond, Carpenter, Botanical Rd, *58451 Smyth, Joseph. Carpenter. Denbigh St, Feilding. ~-Palmerston North. 58452 Speirs, Claud Hamilton, Flax-miller, Shannon. 58524 Whittet, Frank, Flax-paddocker, oare of K. Walton, Ohau. 58453 Spencer, Atthur, Farmer, Cheltenham. 58525 Whittington, Cyril Ernest, Bank Officer, 64 Featherston St, 58454 Sta1'ltiall. Charles William, Shepherd, Grea.tford. """ East, Palmerston North. 58455 Staples. John Henick. Dairy-farmer. Manakau. Horowhenua.. 58526 Whyte, James Taylor, Farmer, Tokomaru. 58456 Stem, William Carl. Farmer. Buckley Rd, Shannon. 58527 Wiokham, Charles John, Bootmaker, care of J. Campbell, '58458 Stewart. Glasgow. Farmer, Turakina. East St, Feilding. 58459 Stock. Charles, Ploughman, Bull's. *58528 Wil(/(ins, Harry, Labourer, 99 Kimbolton Rd, Feilding. 58460 Stockdale, Thomas Henry, Railway Porter, 163 Ferguson 58529 WiIdbore, William Alfred, Painter, Aorangi, Oroua. St, Palmerston North. 58532 Williams, Alfred, Labourer, Tokomaru, Manawatu. 58461 Storey, William, Farm Hand, Taikorea, Glen Oroua, Mana­ 58533 Williams, David Daniel, Joiner, Hewitt St, Palmerston watu. North. 58462 Stratford, Georl!e, Shop Assistant, Hunterville. 58535 Wilson, David, Labourer, care of Mrs. Law, Willowbank *58463 Strawbridge, Hilton Thomas, Farm-manager, Kairanga, Boardinghouse. Palmerston North. Palmerston North. *58536 Wilson, Lynden Henry, Picture-theatre Proprietor;care of 58464 Stuart, William, Ploughman, care of Stables, Taihape. Duke of Edinburgh Hotel, Willis St, Wellington. 58465 Sullivan, John Thomas, Farm Hand, care of J. Kearins, *58537 Wilson, Robert Adams, Merehant, Lethenty, Bull's. Kairanga., Palmerston North. 58538 Wilson, William James, Labonrer, Shannon. .
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