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THE NEW Zeatand GAZETTE. [No. 38 1172 THE NEW ZEAtAND GAZETTE. [No. 38 MILITARY AREA No. 5 (WELLINGTON)-continued. MILITARY AREA No. 5 (WELLINGTON)-continued. 264299 ]\funning, Charles Herbert, Clerk, 14 Beauchamp St., 247 462 Meek, Percy Robert, architectural draughtsman, 17 Constable Wellington. St., Wellington. 288316 Manning, Philip William, machinist, 22 Tory St., Petone. 227185 Mehlhopt, Samuel Thomas, baker, 65 Vivian St., Wellington. 295857 Mannion, Michael Joseph, N.Z.R. employee, 26 Pipitea St., 291403 Mekalick, Philip, expert lastmaker, 6 Hutt Rd., Lower Hutt. Wellington. 262890 Meo, Antonino, turner and fitter, 236 Esplanade, Island Bay, 293906 Mannix, John Aloysius, teacher, St. Patrick's College, Cam­ Wellington S. 2. bridge Tee., Wellington. 423364 Meo, Joseph, fisherman, 129 ]\fain Rd., Eastbourne. 263100 Mansfield, .Frederick Anniss, signwriter, 35 Inglis St., 252650 J\forcer, ]'rederick plasterer, 19 Maarama Cres., Wellington. Seatoun, 227002 Merron, Thomas Francis, clerk, 59 Ghuznee St., Wellington. 426383 Manson, Fredrick J oscph, shop-assistant, 10 Watson St., 066832 J\fowhinney, Victor ,Toseph, civil servant, 178 Sutherland Wellington. Rd., Lyall Bay, Wellington. 265620 Manson, Stephen Headlam, hairdresser, 17 Buick St., l'etone. 254554 J\foyers, Alfred Noel, 168 Vivian St., Wellington. 215326 Manzone, Arthur Henry Charles, postal clerk, 140 Owen St., 270083 Mevers, Bernard Fredrick, clerk, 32 Charlotte Ave., Wellington. Brooklyn, W cllington. 267520 Mappleheck, George Beaumont, civil servant, 16 Bidwell St., 404983 Meyrick, John Francis, carpenter, 79A High St., Lower Wellington. Hutt, Wellington. 375598 Marchant, Edward Ernest, storeman, 22 Ventnor St., 173317 Michalanney, Gordon Joseph, crane-driver, Main Rd., Seatoun, Wellington. Porirua. 264292 Marchant, Leslie Harold, school-teacher, 3 Upland Cres., 419199 Micklewright, Eric Arthur Leslie, joiner, 24 Wayside, Kelburn, Wellington W. 2. Miramar, Wellington. 250384 Markey, William Laurence, farm labourer, 46 Hopper St., 115604 Middleton, Roy, sorter, 19 Washington Ave., Brooklyn, Wellington. · Wellington. 242839 Marlow, Eugene James Courtney, clerk, 6 Macdonald Cres., 417349 Miles, Norman Henry, painter and decorator, 2 Flagstaff Wellington. Hill, Wellington. 102535 Marlow, Robert George, engineer, 36 Eden St., Island Bay, 257202 Millanta, Clive Giolio, painter, No. l Francis Place, off Tory Wellington. St., Wellington. 405107 Marment, Stanley, builder, 20 Henry St., Kilbirnie, Wel­ 426396 Millar, Norman Allan, seaman and waterside worker, 99 lington E. 3. Ghuznee St., Wellington. 253091 Marsden, Albert Thomas, motor mechanic, 390 Broadway, 398905 Millar, Robert William, seaman, care of Seamens' Union, Miramar, Wellington E. 4. Wellington. 165153 Marshall, Edgar, mill hand, 21 Hutt Rd., l'etone, Wellington. 228203 Millar, Ronald Robert, butcher, 1 Staunton Ave., Wel­ 246999 Marshall, Hector William, taxi-driver, 69 Boulcott St., lington. Wellington. 286769 Miller, Charles Douglas, lorry-driver, 7 Tirohanga Rd., 291670 Marshall, Keith Alfred, mechanic, 16 Hector St., Petone. Lower Hutt. 292291 :Marshall, Thomas George, farm hand, care of Mrs. Dixon, 275460 Miller, Frederick, waterside worker, 235 The Terrace, 39 Thorndon Quay, Wellington. Wellington. 173309 Marshall, William Sydney Edwin, attendant, Mental 4-20740 Millman, Ralph Henry, structural engineer. draughtsman, Hospital, Porirua. 7 Danube St., Island Bay, Wellington. 145485 Martin, Albert Jack, clerk, 11 Martin St., Upper Hutt. 282223 Milne, Douglas Alexander, seaman, s.s. "Awatea," care of 291702 Martin, Albert John, 1 Mortimer Tee., Wellington. Union Steam Ship Co., Ltd., Wellington. 295834 Martin, Alwyn George Churchill, labourer, 39 Everest St., 124881 ;\IIilroy, ,Tames Douglas, telephone fitter, 15 Royal St., Khandallah, Wellington. Berhampore, Wellington S: 1. 123952 Martin, Bert, bath-moulder, 21 High St., Petone. 229085 Miners, Leonard James, farm hand, Beach Rd., Paraparaumu. 050597 Martin, Clifford Alexander, civil servant, 235 Ohiro Rd., _132063 l\!Iinifie, Leslie Walter, compositor, 366 Broadway, Miramar, Brooklyn, Wellington. Wellington. 084873 1Iartin, Gilbert Cecil, . plumber, 35 Disley St., Taitville, 436697 l\!Iinnoch, Johu, rigger and linesman, 62 Maupuia Rd., Wellington. Miramar, E. 4. 263963 Martin, Jack, clerk, 18 Parkvale Rd., Karori, Wellington. 084998 Minot, Thomas Rowland, gas-meter maker, 8 Adams Tee., 397607 Martin, John Anthony, labourer, 56 Randwick Cres., Moera. Wellington C. 2. 246653 Martin, John Laurence, radio operator, care of Union Steam 429872 Minty, Stanley Cyril, aircraft worker (wood), care of Ship Co. of N.Z., Ltd., Wellington. "Waitangi" Private Hotel, Boulcott St., Wellington. 172320 Martin, John Steele, student, Tirohanga Rd., Lower Hutt., 256799 Mirams, Roger, x-ray technician, 21 Farm Rd., Northland, Wellington. Wellington. 403416 Martin, Keith Thomas, carpenter, Nae Nae, Lower Hutt. 408232 Mitchell, Alan John, clerk, 74 Hobson St., Wellington. 140649 Mason, Brian Rex, customs officer, 52 Hobson St., Wel­ 273796 Mitchell, Donald Macdonald, carpenter, care of Mrs. Mat­ lington. thews, 11 Liverpool St., l\!Iiramar, Wellington. 208995 Mason, John Crawford, clerk, care of Mrs. Wanden, 256 235350 Mitchell, John Diston, :Military Camp, Trentham. Rintoul St., Wellington S. 1. 224868 Mitchell, Michael Tennent, clerk, 31 Maida Vale Rd., Wel­ 152990 Mason, Read Rex, journalist, 259 Cockayne Rd., Wel­ lington. lington N. 4. 272558 Moffat, Ivan Leonard, motor-driver, 30 Douglas St., Wel­ 299153 Mason, William Hill, plumber, 5 Hutchison Rd., Wellington lington. S. l. 230444 Moffatt, James Andrew, tram-driver, 161A Vivian St., Wel­ 271193 Mason, William James, teacher, 16 Clifton Tee., Wellington lington C. 2. C. l. 213612 Mogridge, Ronald Stewart Herbert, telegraph mechanic, 296347 Masters, Colin Edmund Thomas, clerk, 137 Thorndon Quay, 8 St. John St., Wellington. Wellington. 285318 Moir, Lawrie, journalist, care of The Dominion, Wellington. 090192 Masters, Eric PercivaJ, waterside worker, 33 · Hornsey Rd., 376299 Moir, Robin, sheet-metal worker, 35 Kent Tee., Wellington. Melrose, Wellington E. 3. 268815 Moisa, Evangelos Georgeou, restaurant employee, 58 Tara- 27 5407 Masterton, William, Trafalgar St., Johnsonville. naki St., Wellington. , 391399 Matthews, Charles Kingsley, chemist's assistant, care of 083160 Moller, George Emil, gas-meter reader, 246 Rintoul St., Mrs. Tester, 98 Waipapa Rd., Hataitai, Wellington E. 2. Wellington S. 1. 412025 Matthews, Eric Edward, storeman, 30 Onepu Rd., Wellington. 261564 Molloy, Joseph, steelworker, 33 Hopper St., Wellington. 395892 Maunder, John Ramson, radio engineer, 9 Cornwall St., 436699 Moloney, Michael David William, pasteuriser, Palmer Head, Lower Hutt, Wellington. care of Fort Dorset, Wellington. 418613 Maunsell, John ,villiam, caretaker, 12 Russell Tee., 234853 Molony, Henry Francis, clerk, 6 McDonald Cres., Wellington. Newtown, Wellington S. l. 417176 Monaghan, Charles Henry, dairy-farmer, Makara. 375465 Maxwell, Albert Cyril, bricklayer, 133 Darlington Rd., 417870 Montgomery, Albert Charles, ship's steward, r.m.s. Wellington. "Maunganui," care ofU.S.S. Co., Ltd., Wellington. 427611 l\fay, Andrew, labourer, 82 Tory St., Wellington. 420644 Montgomery, Richard Henry, shipping company employee, 404920 Mayer, Philip Henry, jeweller and engraver, 17 Upton Tee., 49 Tauhinu Rd., Miramar, Wellington E. 5. Wellington. 390237 Moore, Charles McCallum, process engraver, 137 Willis St., 241226 Mead, Laurence Leonard, picture-framer, 192 Hanson St., Wellington. Newtown, Wellington S. 1. 402749 Moore, Dudley David, assistant linesman, 18 Rex St., 288810 Meade, Robert, baker; 53 Daniell St., Newtown, Wellington. Miramar, Wellington K 4. 432871 J\focredy, Noel Raoul, clerk, care of Mr. M. R. l\focredy, 424499 Moore, Frederick Humphrey, fireman, N.Z.R., 19 Wilson 29 Cecil Rd., Wellington N. 2. · St., Upper Hutt. 264782 ]\fodder, Cyril Robert, oyster-opener, care of N. McKenzie, 115209 Moore, Lionel Meredith, carpenter and joiner apprentice, 22 Douglas St., Lower Hutt. 41 Rongotai Tee., Rongotai, Wellington. 235911 Meehan, Neville James, platelayer, care of Mr, Giles,.. 88 288735 Moore, Noel William, motor-driver, 234A Adelaide· Rd., Sydney St., Petorie. Wellington S. 1. .
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