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326 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 7 MILITARY AREA No. 12 (INVERCARQILL). MILITARY AREA No. Ill (INVERCARGILL)-oofifitwetJ. (Number of men called up, 1,413.) 262203 Barnett, Edwin Rankin, grocer's assistant, 211 Mary St., Invercargill. 612776 Abernethy, William Leslie, farmer, Waimumu Rural 505730 Barnett, Frederick Charles, labourer, Puketiro, Catlings. Delivery, Gore. , 553.350 Barr, William John, farmer, Owaka. 253898 Abey, George (jun.), mill hand, Talbot St., East Gore. 480031 B!l,l'l'ett, Stanley Donald, accountant, 18 William St., 616665 Abey, William Alexander, flaxmill employee, Talbot St., Invercargill. Gore. ~16570 Adam, James Gilmour, shop-assistant, No. 69 Main Rd., 500167 Bartlett, John Arthur, bank o:fficer,.Johnson St., Milton. · Mataura. 541283 Baston, Maurice William Hayward, grader-driver, Frank 617391 Adam, James Milne, care of Mr. J. S. Adam, Crookston, St., West Gore. Rural Delivery, Heriot. 505208 Batchelor, Ronald Fyfe, County clerk, Hill St., Lawrence. 502417 Adam, Richard George Nelson, shop-assistant, 260 Dee St., 593381 Bateman, Robert James sawmill worker, Post-office Invercargill. '.l;uatapere. 514342 Adams, Frank, farmer, Lochiel. 241251 Bathgate, Peter Esdale, motor mechanic, Crookston Rural 532549 Ad.ams, William John, contractor, care of Post-office, Delivery, Heriot. Waianiwa. 426268 Batt, Fredrick James, labourer, Post-office, Waimatuku, 532555 Adamson, John Stanley, vulcanizer, 183 George St., Inver­ 518496 Baty, John William, driver, 1 Elizabeth St., Gore. cargill; 494917 Baxter, Hector, farm hand, care of J. Baxter, Section 4, 519126 Aicken, John Victor, farmer, 56 Filleul St., Invercargill. Invercargill; Otara Rural Delivery. 501843 Aicken, Robert, labourer, care of P.W.D., Otatara, Inver­ 483988 Beath, James Gilmour Yates, school-teacher, Royal Tee., cargill. Owaka. 617279 Aitcheson, Stewart John, seasonal labourer, 68 William St., 520030 Beattie, George William, sheep-farmer, Tapanui. Invercargill. 564941 Beck, Ernest Scanley, farm labourer, Ballochmyle, Wairio. 486058 Aitken, James Robert, clerk, 160 Forth ,St., Invercargill. 562015 Beck, James Harry, farmer, Woodlaw, Otautau Rural 519141 Albertson, Edward Cyril, clerk, 124 Foyle St., Bluff. Delivery. 568263 Albertson, Hubert Victor, waterside worker, 19 Walker St., 552329 Becker, William Frederick, meter-reader, 106 Don St., Bluff. , Invercargill. · 486040 Alexander, Stanley James, clerk, 120 Miller St., Invercargill. 504932 Bedford, Thomas, school-janitor, Centennial Ave., Milton, 61/i974 Allan, Robert Torbet, labourer, Gore,Conical Hills Rural South Otago. Delivery, Tapanui. · 507438 Beer, John, carpenter, Bay Rd., Riverton. 591870 Allen, Clifford James Albert, coal-miner, care of Birchwood 507428 Beilby, Horace George, baker, 24 Yarrow St., Invercargill. Coal Co., Nightcaps. 427565 Bell, Gordon William, farmer, Waitahuna West. 520785 Allen, Malcolm Francis Eugene, frenoh-polisher, 28 Morton 614093 Belsham, Iwi Haereroa, oysterman, 19 Shannon St., Bluff. St., Invercargill. · .593136 Bennett, John Richard, assurance superintendent, 41 Wigan 537510 Allen, Reuben King, farmer, Castle Rock Rural Delivery, St., Gore. Lumsden. 54:5316 Benzie, Robert, storeman, 1 Venus St., Invercargill. 487374 Anderson, Allan Macrae, carpenter, 40 Liffey St., Inver- 600332 Berndtllon, Norman Cuthbert, seaman, 139 Barrow St., cargill. Bluff. 290140 Anderson, Clarence Bruce, farm hand, Gibbston, Arrowtown. · 546027 Betteridge, Richard Hopkins, grocer, 41 Earn St., Inver­ 568903 Anderson, Donald Lachlan, builder, 27 Lorn St., Invercargill. cargill. 568906 Anderson, Eric Wilfred, plasterer, 43 Clifton St., Invercargill. 618256 Biggar, Peter McKay, farm labourer, Waikawa Rural 501041 Anderson, James Christie, truck-driver, care of Balclutha Delivery, Invercargill. Gravel Supply Co., Stirling. 501695 Birss, Jam011 William, labourer, care of Invercargill Gentle­ 593451 Anderson, James Henry, farmer, Section 3, Otahuti Rural men's Club, Invercargill. Delivery, Invercargill. 485629 Bishop, James Leslie, bus-proprietor, Eddystone st;, 611326 Anderson, Reginald James, storekeeper, Benhar. Kaitangata. 619901 Anderson, William James, fireman (N.~.R.), 23 Roy St., 501766 Black, John Cochrane, farmer, Aparima Rural Delivery, Invercargill. Otautau. 615778 Andrews, Albert, farmer, care of Mr. R. Houliston, Kaka- 570987 Blackbum, Robert John, borstal officer, Duncan St., . puaka, Balclutha. Hawthorndale, Invercargill. 499795 Andrews, George Henry, school-teacher, Pukerau, Southland. 502387 Blaikie, George Donald, school-teacher, Waikaka Rural 485485 Andrews, George James, labourer, 46 Wigan St., Gore.. Delivery, Gore. 485482 Andrews, Thomas Sinclair, slaughterman, 153 McMaster St., 502392 Blair, Alexander Raymond, porter (N.Z.R.), Charlotte St. Invercargill. · Balclutha. 298982 Andrews, William Bruce, farm hand, Pine Bush, Section 5, 455383 Blair, James ·Robert, railway surfaceman, care of N.Z. Otara Rural Delivery, Invercargill. · · Railways Department, Thornbury, Invercargill. 486912 Andrews, William Ernest, fruit-vendor, 83 Yarrow St., 575182 Blight, John Raymond, oysterman, 23 Ocean Beach Rd., Invercargill. Bluff. 620285 Arbuckle, Leslie William, cadet (N.Z.R.), care of 11 Robert­ 522404 Bloxham, Harold William, orchardist, care of Mr. E. A. son St., Invercargill. Bloxham, Ettrick. 488919 Archbold, Isaac, telegraph linesman, 117 Layard St., 549156 Blue, Ritchie Caldwell, building contractor, 171 George St., Invercargill. Invercargill. 538039 Arnott, John Baty, farmer, "Anderson Park," Wyndham, 616520 Bogue, Daniel Kevin, freezing-works employee, Dover St., Southland. Mataura. 529990 Ash, Hugh Elliott Robinson, coal merchant, James St., 259026 Bolger, Laurence Clifford, dairy.farm hand, Hedgehope Rd., Balclutha. Mataura. 488226 Asher, Walter Grant, traveller, 59 Gala St., Invercargill. 617870 Bond, Raymond Beath, painter's apprentice, Gordon St., 616557 Ashmore, Alexander, farm hand, Section 4, Otara Rural Balclutha. Delivery, Gorge Rd., Southland. · 541010 Bone, Andrew Tennant, labourer, Main St., Otautau. 501119 Atkinson, Harold Isaac Henry, farm hand, Kaireka, Night- 521001 Bone, Hll,l'Old Alexander, taxi-proprietor, 70 Sydney St., caps. Invercargill. · 587436 Ayers, Leonard Henry, builder, 140 Lewis St., Invercargill. 427147 Boniface, Corsbie John, labourer, 63 Heriot St., Invercargill. 227054 Ayton, Alexander. William, farmer, Otautau. 247488 Bonisch, John Terence, surfaceman, Wairio, Southland. 487902 Bailey, Clifford Thomas, clerk, 16 Fox St., Invercargill. 467700 Booth, Arthur Harold, bank· officer, care of National Bank 504171 Bailey, Ernest Gordon, farmer, South Hillend_Rural Delivery. of N.Z., Ltd., Box 5, Invercargill. 554664 Bailey, Eustaqe John, farmer, South Hillend Rural Delivery, 544846 Botting, Herbert Francis, lorry-driver, Edendale. Winton. 466994 Bourke, George William, stationer, Clyde St., Balclutha, 594738 Bailey, William Carl, fisherman, Half Moon Bay, Stewart 488747 Bowcott, Leonard Joseph, clerk, Ryrie St., Balclutha. Island. · 284251 Bowmar, Raymond Arthur, railways employee, care of N.Z. 562186 Baird,, Thomas Alan Traynor, auctioneer, Alice St., Otautau. Railways, Invercargill. 466081 Baker, Arthur Vincent, civil servant, 11 Joseph St., Gore. 488729 Boyd, Harold Wilson, joiner, 23 Canning St., 'Gore. 5!12253 Ballantyne, Francis Carnegie, baker, Kana St., Mataura. 425904. Boyer, Francis Stewart, dairy-products employoo, :.eare .of 486947 Balneaves, Charles Murray, bank officer, Yarmouth St., Post-office, Edendale. .. Balclutha. 504715 Braden, John Francis, labourer, Camp St., Queensrown. · 5611946 Banks, David'Foubister, farmer, Waiwera South.. 618366 Bradfield, Alfred Maxwell, student, 99 Lewis St., Invercargill. 612527 Banks, Thomas,. engineer and salesman, 68 Heriot St., 620469 Braithwaite, Ernest O'Meila, miner, Box 74, Nightcaps,_ . Invercargill. 57:t876 Brasell, Harry Maurice, :Methodist missionary, Box l!, 618100 Barclay, Eric Lenard, coal-miner, Croydon Bush, Gore. Nightcaps. '553645 Barclay, Thomas Alexander, cheesemaker, Fairfax. 283875 Brass, Peter, Waikouro, Otautau Rural Delivery... 599972 Barker, Charles Arthur, labourer, 35 Blackwater St., 580995 Brazier, Henry William, labourer (P.W.D.), 61. Ythan St., Campbelltown, Bluff. Invercargill. 616517 Barlow, Roy Rutherford, clerk, 31 Collingwood St., Inver­ 481841 Brazier, Lester James, police constable, Main St., Mataura. cargill. 485350 Brazier, Thomas, miner, Clyde Tee., Kaitangata. f8*286. Barnett, Algernon Raymond, storeman, 216 Foyle St., 5S7045 Brehaut, Frederick Jamea, drape:r'ff \ISSist11,nt, 43 Ardwick Bluff. St .. Gore. · .
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    OcT. 2.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2555 302816 Sutherland, Neil, Farmer, Gore Conical Hills Rural Delivery. 264746 Ward, Ernest Noel, Slaughterman, care of Globe Hotel, 307550 Sutton, Arthur James, Labourer, 117 Annan St, Invercargill. Riverton. 422294 Swain, Albert, Cheesemaker, Section 4, Otara Rural Delivery, 423992 Watkinson, George Victor, Farm Labourer, Fairfax. Seaward Downs, via Invercargill. 409549 Watson, Douglas Ferrier, Labourer, South Hillend Rural 280605 Swain, Edwin David, Farm-manager, Kamahi Post-office. Delivery, Winton. 298883 Swain, Owen William, Section 7, Otara Rural Delivery, 288623 Watson, James George, Farm Work (Horseman), Glenorchy. Mokotna. 262163 Watson, James Gordon, Lamb-buyer, 14 Mitchell St, 422295 Swain, Raymond, Farm Hand, Section 4, Otara Rural Invercargill. Delivery, Seaward Downs, Southland. 402638 Waymouth, James Dunlop, Farmer, "Garton Downs," 243391 Symons, Gavin Hamilton Bruce, Butcher's Assistant, Police Clinton. Station, Pembroke. 268702 Webb, Robert Bell, Tapanui Rural Delivery, Otago. 409482 Taggart, William Leslie, Shop-assistant, 20 Pomona St, 256437 Webster, Willism Ronald, Labourer, Ross Place, Laurence. Invercargill. 058966 Welch, Charles Cyril, Hotel Worker, Millers Flat. 260333 Tait, Robert Gordon, Farm Labourer, Conical Hills Rural 293607 Wells, Douglas, Hawler Driver, Havelock St, Riverton. Delivery, Gore. 419716 Wells, Stanford Arthur, Labourer, Tanner St, Grassmere, 231045 Tall, Edwin Shersby, Mechanic, 96 Fox St, Invercargill. Invercargill. 253546 Tangney, Patrick, Farm Labourer, Box 75, Balfour. 397193 Welsh, Arthur Oliver, Freezing-works Labourer, Waimatua. 281111 Tayler, George Kenneth, Contractor, Waihoaka, Riverton- 287364 Wheeler, Allan, Milk-roundsman, 34 Main North Rd, Tuatapere Rural Delivery. Dunedin, N.E. 1. 417051 Taylor, Alfred Joseph, Chaffcntter Hand, Otautau, Yellow 399537 Whelan, David Charles, Farm Labourer, Orepuki. Bluff.
  • Pioneer Methodism in the Coalfields of Southland by F.G.Glen Wesley Historical Society Publication #19(1&2) Page 1

    Pioneer Methodism in the Coalfields of Southland by F.G.Glen Wesley Historical Society Publication #19(1&2) Page 1

    Pioneer Methodism in the Coalfields of Southland by F.G.Glen Wesley Historical Society Publication #19(1&2) Page 1 Pioneer Methodism in the Coalfields of Southland by F.G.Glen Introduction The Ohai Pastorate of this vast scattered Western Southland Methodist Circuit, with its three churches and four other preaching places is one of the youngest rural Methodist causes in Southland, 75 years ago saw the establishment of our first Church services, and 65 years ago the appointment of the first Minister to the North Western Southland district. Methodism through this appointment had been true to her heritage of taking the Gospel to an industrial situation. Our pioneer task is not yet complete, the task of the Church of Jesus Christ should always be to break new ground in the art of communicating the Gospel and seeking out areas uncared for by her ministry. With rapid rural development, continuing industry in Ohai, and the great undertaking of Comalco in Manapouri our Church is once more on the brink of opportunity. This is a tribute to the pioneers of the past and the Home Missionaries. To a certain degree our Church in Western Southland has been living on the past but no Church can do this and survive. May this challenge us to meet the demands and the opportunity of today, that we too may be worthy of our Methodist Heritage. FRANK GLEN. The Parsonage, Ohai, 1st August, 1961. Rev. Frank Glen Wesley Historical Society Publication #19(1&2) Page 2 Pioneer Methodism in the Coalfields of Southland by F.G.Glen NIGHTCAPS, THE MOTHER CHURCH Riverton is the Mother Church of Methodism in the Western District of Southland.