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The New Zeal.And Gazette. 1209 THE NEW ZEAL.AND GAZETTE. 1209 MILITARY AREA No. 8 (NEW PLYMOUTJI)-continuecl. MILITARY AREA No. 8 (NEW PLYMOUTH)-contint6ed. 373681 Ellicott, John Vernon, typewriter mechanic, 50 Wallace 425886 Guise, Frank Arthur, painter and decorator, care of C. Place, New Plymouth. Rasmussen, Waihi Rd., Hawera. 230842 Elmslie, John Lawson, shepherd, Box 21, Waverley. 257298 Guppy, Arthur John, farm hand, Stratford-Ngaire Rural 300433 Erb; Eric Ivan, labourer, 843 Devon St., New Plymouth. Delivery. 297597 Eva, Leslie John, printer and sorter, Marrington Rd., New 083993 Gwyn, Robert, dairy-farmer, Eltham Rd., Kaponga. Plymouth. 231781 Hackett, John, farm hand, care of Post-office, Okaiawa. 262161 Evers, William Henry, farm labourer, Maxwell. 240646 Hall, Albert Victor, farm labourer, Lepperton. 294402 Ewart, George Landon, solicitor, Egmont St., New Plymouth. 425270 Hall, Leonard James, labourer, Warea. 005833 Fabish, Mervyn Francis, farmer, Hinau St., Inglewood, 268217 Hall, Vivian Stanley Saywell, cheesemaker, Warea Dairy Taranaki. Factory, Warea, New Plymouth. 418108 Fahey, Patrick, farmer, care of Mr. W. Stewart, Manawapou 424859 Halpin, John Anthony, farm hand, Te Namu Rd., Opunake. Rd., Hawera. 432819 Ham, Kenneth William, cheese-factory employee, Manaia 425939 Fankhauser, Ira Howard, cheesemaker, Kina Rd., Oaonui. Rd., Kaponga. · 268907 Fawcett, William Ralph, farm hand, care of G. H. Smith, 415078 Hamilton, Gordon Alex., service-car driver, care of Gibbon Albert Road Rural Delivery, New Plymouth. Motors, New Plymouth. · 251458 Feather, Tom, dairy-farmer, Manaia. 237142 Hamilton, John Alexander, farm hand, Moeroa, Eltham, 427597 Ferrier, Alexanda, farm hand, 107 Portia St., Stratford. 257013 Hammersley, Bernard, farmer, Kaponga. 089128 Field, Douglas Gordon, farm hand, Kaimata, Inglewood. 275507 Hammond, Denis Godfrey, stock agent, P.O. Box 11, 212551 Foreman, Eric William James, farmer, Tongaporutu. Eltham. 045333 Foreman, Gordon Kenneth, farm hand, Tikorangi Rural 058195 Hammond, John Thomas, shop-assistant, Mangatoki. Delivery, Waitara. 403597 Hancox, Frederick George Alfred Harris-, labourer, Gordon 398401 Forsyth, Douglas William, dairy-farmer, Patiki Rd., Pihama. Rd., Rural Delivery, Stratford. 395788 Fowles, Robert Hastings, 15 Pearce Ave., New Plymouth. 244945 Hann, Stanley George William, farm hand, Skinner Rd., 237871 Fraser, John Francis, farm hand, 6 Camberwell Rd., Hawera. Stratford. 292610 Fraser, William Charles, employee (N.Z.R.), Kohuratah.i, 228830 Hann, Victor Garnet William, dairy-farmer, Bind Rd., Taranaki. Stratford. · 2670!)0 Fredericks, Allan Stephen, shop-assistant, 63 Victoria St., ;,. Hawera. 294462 Hannan, Leonard Walter, painter and paperhanger, 45 Gaine St., New Plymouth. 289070 Gaffney, Philip Anthony, dairy-farmer, Flint Rd., Stratford. 257351 Harding, William Edward, farm labourer, Lowgarth, Strat­ 262690 Gall, James Brown, farm hand, Cardiff, Taranaki. ford. 427679 Gane, Edward Louis, fruiterer, Hunter St., Hawera. 400036 Harkness, David George, agricultural student, 24 Birdwood 416126 Garlick, Bert William, farm hand, Alton. Ave., New Plymouth. 418050 Garnett, George, dairy-farmer, Alton; 174140 Harold, Thomas, farm labourer, Kelly Rd., Huirangi, 115749 Gatenby, Joshua Charles, cheesemaker, Eltham Rd., Taranaki. · Mangatoki. 232528 Harper, Bert, cheese-packer, Okato, New Plymouth. 113686 Geary, William Stuart, farm hand, Box 26, Hawera. 228823 Harris, Allen James, farm hand, Pukengahu, Stratford. 084333 Gedge, Fred., carpenter and joiner, care of Boon Bros., 273326 Harris, Clifford William, clerk, care of· Farmers' Co-op. Stratford. Organization Secretary, New Plymouth. 155853 Gedge, Stephen Jackson, farmer, Tututawa. 419728 Harris, Harry Williams, driver, P.O. Box 128, Stratford. 117354 Gernhoefer, Leslie Gaskell, farm hand, Rural Mail Delivery, 232620 Harrison, Albert Gordon, farm labourer, care of Cross and Rawhitiroa, Eltham. Walsh, Opua Rd., 0punake. 269981 Gibson, Harold Charles Hugh, farmer, Whareroa, Hawera. 428039 Harrison, Wallace Haig, farm hand, care of G. Nicoll, 027737 Gibson, John Dodson, farmer, Inglewood. Ackworth Rd., Huirangi. 250371 Gibson, Robert John, cheese-factory hand, Ihaia Road 251461 Harrop, Raymond, cheese-factory hand, Okato-Puniho Factory, Opunake. Dairy Factory, Puniho, Taranaki. 428978 Gilbert, Bryan Nicholas, taxi-driver, Devon Rd., Bell 288664 Haskell, Hughie, bag-sorter, 32 Hamblyn St., Fitzroy, New Block, New Plymouth. Plymouth. 418107 Gilbert, Frederick James, care of P. Gilbert, Frankley Rd., 402839 Hatherly, John Saynor, secondary-school teacher, Boys' New Plymouth. High School, New Plymouth. 248194 Gilbert, Raymond James, farm hand, care of R. Thomas, 265135 Hawken, Godfrey Kesketh, farmer, Waverley. Tutu Rd., Oaonui Rural Delivery, Opunake, Taranaki. 101791 Hawkins, Raymond Douglas, butcher, 54 Camberwell Rd., 265647 Gilbert, Wilfred Douglas, farmer, Namu Rd., Opunake. Hawera. 218125 Gill, Ivor Edward, railway porter, Railway-station, Nor­ 431209 Henderson, Walter, farm band, care of W. Cheyne, Box 88, manby, Taranaki. Inglewood. 229717 Gillies, John Alexander Thorburn, boot-repairer, Fillis St., 263931 Hermann, Louis, dairy-farmer, Mountain Rd., Normanby. New Plymouth. 161097 Heveldt, Henry James, henchman, Te Tuhi, Kai Iwi. 422409 Glentworth, Norman, butcher, Bridge St., Eltham. 391239 Hey, Joseph, shop-assistant, "East View," Argyle St., 096429 Goldsack, Laurence Alfred, share-milker, care of Mr. · J, Hawera. Shepherd, Tariki, Taranaki. 237841 Heywood, Vincent John, farm hand, care of G. W. Harding, 244966 Goldsack, Leslie Alfred, dairy-farmer, Makahu Rural Ohangai, Hawera. Delivery, Stratford. 230907 Goldsack, Walter Stanley, farm labourer, Tariki Rd., 237642 Hewgill, Leonard Ralph, fireman, care of Locomotive Tariki. Department, New Zealand Railways, Stratford. 427222 Goldup, Harold Francis, farm worker, Stratford. 256482 Hickey, Harold Patrick, freezing-works hand, Cornwall St., 285036 Gooch; Cecil James, Denbigh Rd., Midhurst. Patea. 411273 Goulder, Samuel, Mokau Post-office, Taranaki. 233637 Hickey, Mervyn John, farm hand, care of Mr. D. Brown, 212839 Govan, Keith Osbourns, linesman, 24 Tukapa St., New Matapu, Hawera. , Plymouth. 265570 Hickson, Thomas Horrocks, road-worker, 36 Ngamotu 417618 Gower, William Samuel, sheep-farmer, Whenuakura, Patea. Beach, New Plymouth. 286882 Grant, Victor, newspaper reporter, Juliet St., Stratford. 431784 Hill, Ernest, hood-trimmer, 43 Fitzroy Rd., New Plymouth. 398537 Gray, Howard William, farm labourer, Okato. 167073 Hills, Douglas Harry, farm hand, Tikorangi Rural Delivery, 056944 Gray, Jack Thomas Hutton, cheese-factory worker, 18 Motunui. Caledonia St., Hawera. 427472 Hinz, Paul Leonz, farmer, Hillsborough. 256428 Gray, Maxwell Earle, pattern-maker, 69B Brooklands Rd., 244982 Hirst, Douglas Raymond, dairy-farmer, East Rd., Stratford. New Plymouth. 402590 Hodge, Newton Clive Cedric, farmer, Rural Delivery, Patea. 228862 Green, Charles Herbert, farm hand, Rowan, Taranaki. 187895 Hogan, Thomas, dairy-farmer, Opunake. 417984 Green, Roy Samuel, car salesman, care of R. H. Leece and 259048 Holdem, Clarence Harry, farmer, care of H. Clement, Co., Hawera. Opunake, Taranaki. ' 287122, Greenway, Alfred Robert, farm hand, Hillsborough, New 425888 Hollard, Bernard, farmer, P.O. Box 98, Kaponga. Plymouth. 266685 Hollard, Ivan Alfred, farm hand, Stuart Rd., Eltham. 432728 Greenway, William David Ford, farmer, Pungarehu. 397494 Holmes, George, farmer, South Rd., Opunake. · 227012 Gretton, Harold William, teacher, Commercial Hotel, 383635 Holmes, Sydney Joseph, share-farmer, South Rd., Opunake. Manaia, Taranaki. 286721 Hopkins, Ernest Roy, farm hand, Rahotu, Taranaki. • 269909 Grey, Francis Vincent, glazier and glass-cutter, 26 Wallace 165474 Hopson, Eric William, farm hand, Box 4, Brixton, Waitara.. Place, New Plymouth. 409434 Horgan, John Michael, farm labourer, Te Kiri, Taranaki. 210819 Griffiths, John Knighter, farm hand, Mamu Rd., Opunake. 037572 Hoskin, Charles Edward, farm labourer, Brown Rd., 'Bell 409990 Griffiths, Leslie Joseph, dairy.farmer, Patiki Rd., Te Kiri. Block, Taranaki. 289865 Grindlay, Reginald Sterling, farm hand, Omuturangi Rd., 420090 Hosking, Frederick Victor, farmer, Wharehuia, Stratford. Otakeho, Taranaki. 228943 Hosking, Lloyd Varcoe, farm worker, Wharehuia, Stratford. 230938 Grofski, Denzil Alexander, general carrier, Bristol Rd., 267091 Hovind, Albert Edward, cheesemaker, 17 Turu Turu Jtd., Inglewood. · Hawera. .
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