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The New Zealand Gazette. 1997 JUNE 24.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1997 MILITARY AREA No. 11 (DUNEDIN)-oontint&ed. MILITARY AREA No. 11 (DUNEDIN)-oontin,ued. 146439 Hughes, David, 35 Fox St., Dune.din. 447986 King, Wilfred David, truck-driver, 15 Allen St., North-east 443238 Humphrey, Ian Andrew, metal worker's assistant, 46 Nairn Valley, Dunedin.. · St., Kaikorai, Dunedin. 443066 Kingau, William James, farm worker, 15n Rural Delivery, 447318 Hunter, George Raymond, freezing-works employee, Rich­ Oamaru. mond, Pukeuri Junction. 446765 Kinghorn, John Farquhar, tanner, Abbotshill, Green Island, 444335 Hutcheon, Kenneth Harold, carpenter, 11 Avon St., Oamaru. Dunedin. 444702 Inge, William Murray, warehouse assistant, Tomahawk, 438819 Kinney, Brian Patrick, farm hand, P.O. Box 8, Hyde, Otago. Dunedin. 444205 Kirby, Wilifred Crocome, yardboy, 105 Eden St., Oamaru. 448618 Irwin, Thomas Kevin, civil servant, 167 Taieri Rd., Dunedin. 442925 Kirk, James Carruthers, farm hand, care of J. Keddell, 446492 Isbister, Eric Alexander, farm worker, Section IA, D.R.D. Springvale, via Alexandra. Ardgowan, Oamaru. 447216 Kitto, Clyde Henry, motor trade appreutiee, 5 Alexander St., 437621 Isbister, James Hay, labourer, Kakanui,.Oamaru. Abbotsford, Dunedin. · 446632 Jackson, Leslie, cabinetmaker's apprentice, Alanton, Taieri. 449867 Kloogh, Linley George, cheese-factory worker, Henley. 444133 Jacobs, Leonard Reece, warehouseman, Cornwall St. 449528 Knight, Henry Cuthbert, plasterer's apprentice, 29 Picardy Vauxhall, Dunedin. St., Mornington, Dunedin. 439508 Jaffray, William Rutherford McLaren, packer, 14 Fairfax 446084 Knight, Robert Charles, 1 Font St., Dunedin. St., Maori Hill, Dunedin. 448606 Knowles, John Alexander, shop-assistant, 34 Malvern St., 442638 James, John Edward, tractor-driver, Middlemarch Rural Dunedin. Delivery. 443220 Kreft, Ian Lindsay, engineer, Elizabeth St., St. Leonarda, 449706 Jamieson, Ronald Ross, J Don St., Oamaru. Dunedin. 442928 Jarvis, Edwin Henry, factory-assistant, 24 Brunel St., 448789 Lainchbury, George Emborough, butcher, 28.6 Main South Mornington, Dunedin. Rd., Caversham, Dunedin. 446852 Jelley, Albert. 4rchlbald, clerk, 9 Mosgiel St., Dunedin. 438108 Laing, Robert McAslan, labourer, 4 Maryhill Tee., Moru­ 444637 Jenkins, David Lloyd, mining student, 71 Taieri Rd. ington, Dunedin W. 1. Dunedin. 449875 Lamb, Henry David, 493 Leith St., Dunedin. 443134 Jenkins, Neil Alexander, letterpress machinist, 14 Chambers 444699 Lamont, Murray Stewart, upholsterer, 57 Council St., St., Dunedin N.E. 1. Dunedin. 449253 Jennings, Raymond Edmund, carpenter's apprentice, 446636 Lanauze, Murray, tailor's apprentice, 6 Harraway Rd., 22 Byron St., Mornington, Dunedin. Green Island, Dunedin. 448755.Jephson, Eugene Thomas, storeman, 63 Heriot Row, 449775 Langdon, David Henry, boot apprentice, High St. School Dunedin. House, High St., Dunedin. 445833 Johnsen, Norman William, upholsterer's apprentice, 205 441798 Langford, John Charles, clerk, 16 Gilfillan St., Dunedin E. 1. Leith St., Dunedin. · 448107 Lauder, Bruce Alexander, student, 11 Wye St., Oamaru. 444774 Johnson, Raymond Ewan, assistant storeman, 492 King St., 439930 Laurenson, James Gibson, farm hand, Paerau, Central Otago. Dunedin. 439546 Law, Thomas, automotive electrician, 22 Malvern St., 442938 Johnson, Stanley James, telegraph messenger, 32 Bay View Woodhaugh, Dunedin N. l. Rd., Dunedin. 439208 Laws, Aloysius Desmond, cadet (N.Z.R.), Ranfurly St., 448614 Johnston, Albert, dredge hand, Erris St., Cromwell. Kurow. 446540 Johnston, Cecil Bertram, worsted spinner, Jessop St. 446064 Lawson, Alan Keith, junior motor mechanic, 63 Wickliffe Oamaru South. Tee., Port Chalmers. 442227 Johnston, James Allan, clerk, 294 Main South Rd., Dunedin. 447499 Lawson, Ronald George, warehouseman., 26 Gillespie St., 442781 Johnston, Robert Balfour, mining student, Jessie St. Dunedin. · Dunedin. 447853 Leatham, John Richard, postman, 22 Chapman St., St. 449750 Johnstone, Oliver Alexander, 33 Claremont St., Dunottar, Kilda, Dunedin. Dunedin.· · 442884 Leckie, Alan James, 10 Thomson St., Dunedin. 448735 Johnstone, Peter, woollen worker, Carlyle Rd., Mosgiel. 442855 Leckie, Douglas Richard, plumber's apprentice, 135 St. 442921 Jolly, Keith Gordon, warehouseman, 51 Easther Crea., David St., Dunedin N. 1. Kew, Dunedin. 442888 Leggett, Douglas Edward, apprentice brass-finisher, 165 438200 Jqnes, Lyall Walter, ticket and sign writer, 18 King St., Moray Place North, Dunedin. Mosgiel. 446401 Leggett, Victor Acton., bank clerk, 35 Nen St., Oamaru. 443221 Lepine, Charles Strange, signwriter, 76 Tainui Rd., 444824 Jones, Norman Lloyd Mackway, warehouseman, 29 Valpy Dunedin E. 1. St., Dunedin S.W. 1. 438053 Lester, Kenneth William, clerk, 52 Union St., Dunedin. 445771 Jones, Philip Robert, student, Glenpark Rural Delivery, 442942 Letts, Frank Edward, junior clerk, 26 Mechanic St., Dunedin. Palmerston South. 447197 Lewis, Albert, general labourer, Patmos Ave., Pine Hill, 438508 Jones, Robert Aldred, apprentice fitter, 25 Bathgate Rd., Dunedin. Dunedin S. 1. 439417 Lewis, Alfred Leonard, labourer, Patmos Ave., Pine Hill, 447581 Jopp, Alan Keith, farm hand, Castle Hill, Pukerangi, Central Dunedin. Otago. 443296 Lindley, John Keith, clerk, 11 Preston Cres., Dunedin. 447529 Jordan, Robert Bernard Edgar, metal-sprayer, 33 Paterson 445351 Little, George William, warehouse employee, 62 Forbury St., Abbotsford, Dunedin. Cres., St. Kilda, Dunedin. 446063 Jordan, Robert Bruce, junior porter, 79 Loyalty St., Dunedin. 444 726 Little, Leslie Richard, clerk, 62 Forbury Cres., Dunedin. 447016 Jury, Colin Valpie, milk deliverer, Macandrew Bay, Otago 446645 Lloyd, Geoffrey Neville William, labourer, 12 Mafeking Peninsula. Tee., South Dunedin. 439207 Ke1tne, Albert Edward, factory hand, 60 Maitland St. 449530 Logan, John Robert William, 9 Carr St., North-east Valley, Dunedin C. 2. Dunedin.. 438196 Keane, Francis William Thomas, carpenter's apprentice, 441849 Logie, John, apprentice cutter, 70 Fordon Rd., Mosgiel. Ardgowan, care of Oamaru Post-office. 442782 Lonie, William Charles, warehouseman, 27 Gordon Rd., 449856 Kearney, Edward Joseph, farm hand, Ranfurly. Mosgiel. 442850 Keast, Harold Jonathan, stock clerk, care of Stronach 449937 Lousley, Ross, storeman, 17 Merchiston St., Dunedin. Morris Co., Ltd., Dunedin. 444526 Lovell, Gordon Henry, cadet, 426 Macandrew Rd., Dunedin. 448602 Keegan, Arthur Christopher, student, 67 Heriot Row, 445623 Lowrey, Archlbald Robert, student, 10 Foyle St,., Oamaru. Dunedin. 449467 Lucas, Lawrence Allan, freezing works employee, Pukeuri 442812 Keesing, John Hudson, dental student, Selwyn College, Junction, via Oamaru. , Castle St., Dunedin. 447981 Lunn, Mark Davis, engineer apprentice, 372 High St., 444713 Keith, Ivan Harold, pattern-maker, Taieri Rd., Halfway Dunedin. Bush, Dunedin. 442018 Lusk, Thomas Hamlin, banking clerk, 349 York Place, 449749 Keller, Ronald Frederick, clerk, 38 Oakland St., Dunedin E. 1. Dunedin C. 2. 443302 Kerr, Albert David, presser and trimmer, 114 Stafford St., 444614 Lyon, Murray George, radio serviceman, 401 South Rd., Dunedin. Duuedin. 445974 Kerr, Colin, furrier, 124 Glen Rd., Caversham, Dunedin. 448668 Lyttle, Edwin. David, student, Teachers' Training College, 443149 Kerr, Murray John, 172 l\Iusselburgh Rise, Dunedin_ 42 Queen St., Dunedin N. 1. 437890 Kidd, Henry McKenney, farm hand, "Glenavon," Rural 444611 McAlevey, Augustine Peter, public servant, 84 Duncan St., Delivery, Middlemarch. Dunedin. 442932 Kilpatrick, Arthur Harris, factory-assistant, 7 Rankeilor St., 448613 MacArthur, Donald Roy, storeman, 12 Dairy St., Morning­ Dunedin. ton, Dunedin. 449934 King, Albert Ernest, confecti,mer, 107 Arthur St., 442332 ~IcArthur, George Edward, wool storeman, 8 Ferguson St., Dunedin C. 2. Musselburgh, Dunedin. 448669 King, Eric James, apprentice boilermaker, 76 Grove St., 438502 McArthur, Peter James, 33 High St., St. Kilda, Dunedin S. 2. Dun.edin. 447759. McBride, John. William Reid, apprentice boilermaker, 445507 King, Russell Bertram, compositor, 29 Baker St., Dunedin. 54 Bathgate Rd., Dunedin. .
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