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·Mar. 25.] the New Zealand Gazette ·MAR. 25.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 717 MILITARY AREA No. 2 (P.A.EROA)--cot1ttna6d. MILITAitY AREA No. 2 (PA.EROA)-cot1tinu~ 623086 Rivett, William Dempster, hairdresser, P.O. Box 64, Whaka- 514891 Sim, Alexander John, sawmiller, Pongakawa Valley Rural tane. Delivery, Te· Puke. · · 621305 Robb, James, mill hand, care of Wilson's Timber Mill, Te 601072 Sim, Ronald Thomas, lorry-driver, care of J. Enµ, Post-office, Whaiti. Mamaku. 623195 Robbie, Harley Sanson, farm hand, care of Mr. W. B. ·Go\f, 514665 Simmonds, Albert Edward, factoryia.esistant, Turua. "Strathmore," Rural Delivery, Whakatane, 578618 Simmons, Chades Henry, farm labourer, Peria Rural 480522 Roberts, Lawrence Raymond, driver, care of K. Peart, DeliTery, Matamata. :·· · · 'Kauri Point Rd., Katikati. 601567 Simpson,'lan MoGregol', Cheese-factory hand, care of Post- 563782 Robins, Alexander John Merson, .share-milker, Box 40, offioe, Walton. · · · Tauranga. 512765 Sims, Charles, farmer, Whakamarama. Rural Delivery, 511777 Robinson, Allen Wilfred Durham, painter, Smith St., Tauranga. Matamata. 594642 Sinclair, George Raymond, farmer, Rural Delivery, W aimana. '563771 Robinson, Neil Herbert, grocer, Junction St. 584665 Singers, John William, farmer, Springdale, Waitoa. · 547385 Robinson, Norman Parkerson, farmer, Martha Hill, Waibi. 594761 Singh, Mahman, farmer, Sedon Rd., Te Aroha •. 480852 Roe, John Abel lorry-driver, 66 Brown St., Thames. 514214 S~er, Cyril John, farmer, Western St., Illatamata. 525833 Rogers, James Cyril, stockman, care of Post-office, Morrins- 550191 Sloman, John Russell, farm hand, Te Matai Station, Te P1J,ke. ville. 514532 Sloper, Eric Robert, butcher, Tokoroa. : · 610388 Rogers, Leo Vincent, farmer, Gate Pah, Tauranga. 614189 Smallbone, Phillip Douglas, dairy-farmer, 43 Seddon St., 621802 Rose, George Eric, labourer, Studholme St., Morrinsville. Rotorua. 514544 Ross, Alexander George, plumber, 178 Queen St., Thames. 593058 Smith, Alan James, transport-carrier, Page St., Morrinsville. 623672 Ross, Arthur George, electrician, " Weerona," King St., 527935 Smith, Cecil Annesley-, ca.re cif Bank of New Zealand, Rotorua. Coromandel. 474458 Ross, William, shepherd, Post-office, Tirau. ~1673 Smith, Cecil .Joseph, dairy-farmer, ·Hinuera, via Matamata• . 600006 Rosser, James Gordon, pharmaceutical - chemist assistant, 460912 Smith, Dennis, ·share-milker, care ofC. S. Cooper, Waihau. · 44 Pukuatua St., Rotorua. 596266 Smith, Douglas Lemuel, Government Ranger, 66 Pererika 482142 Rowe, Harry Robert, salesman, Harris St., Te Puke. St., Rotorua, 542151 Rowland, Thomas Partington, labourer, Kenny St., Waihi. 467727 Smith, George Alfred, grocer's assistant, Overdale Rd., 621372 Roycroft, Jack, labourer, Waitakaruru. Putaruru. 515829 Royoroft, Kenneth John, farm hand, Waitaka.ruru. 472062 Smith, Grenville Gerald, sawmill employee, Gladstone Rd., 587736 Runciman, Alan Muir, fa.rm hand, care of E. Gibbons, Rural Matamata. Delivery, Whakatane. 545660 Smith, Leslie George, labourer, Te Tumu; Te Poke. 514114 Runoiman, Neville George Shepard, lorry-driver, Gladstone 545649 Smith, Owen Alexander, farmer, care of H. R. Gubb, Hanga- Rd., Matamata. wera Rd., Morrinsville. ' 544604 Rusbatch, Harold Stanley, printer's machinist, Old Taupo 467133 Smith, William John, dairy-factory hand, Ngongotaha. Rd., Rotorua. 590049 Smith, William.John, farmer, Otakiri: 552486 ·Rushbrooke, Alban James, carrier, Longfellow St., Te Aroha. 622856 Soper, Albert Windsor, labourer, Reporoa. 581349 Rusk, Edwin David, N.Z.R. employee, Rural Delivery, 519166 Soper, Victor Henry, labourer, State ·Forest,. Kltingar!)a, Whakatane. Rotorua. 551902 Russell, Leonard Talbot, dairy-farmer, Tatuanui, Morrins­ 611566 Sorensen, Charles Humphry, milk-vendor, Frankton Rd,, ville. Waihi. 512984 Russell, William Wyborn Lloyd, share-milker, Wa.ghorns 613600 Soutar, Ronald, labourer, Taneatua. Road Rural Delivery, Waharoa. 584086 Spain, John Standbridge, farm hand, Peria Rural Delivery, 431658 Ruthe, Allan Dale, school-teacher, Broadlands, Reporoa. Matamata. · · 414510 Ryall, John Edward, farmer, Rur.i, Delivery. 514130 Spalding, William Frederick, lorry-driver, Connell St., 602352 Ryan, Charles Milverton, farmer, OO{e ofN. Gane, Omokoroa., Waihi. Tauranga. 514137 Sparkes, Leonard Edward, labourer, Tuma. 466756 Ryburn, Donald Graham, clerk, 23 Haig St., Whakatane. 581277 Sparks, Ivan, school-teacher, care of S.A. Private Bag, 521490 St. George, Vernon Douglas, farmer, Omahu, .Thames. Putaruru. · 481606 Salt, Francis Gilbertson, radio expert, Richard St., Opotiki. 268040 Spence, Raymond Alfred John, salesman, Eruera St., 519638 Samson, Victor Clarene, timber-treater, care of Mrs. R. Rotorua. Samson, Herriesville, Te Aroha. 622081 Spence, William Gordon, farm ·hand, Orchard East Rd., 499328 Sargisson, Noel Metheringham, carpenter, 20 Ranolf St., Ngatea. Rotorua. 622080 Spencer, James Lloyds, garage attendant, care of Mrs. 508451 Sarjant, Gilbert Howard, carrier, Netherton. Lowrie, Peria Rd., Matamata. · 488243 Saunders, Ralph Leslie, miner, Moresby Ave., Waihi. 547724 Spencer, Lawrence, farmer, care of N.Z. Dairy Co.;· Ltd., 513429 Schischka, Mervyn Wenzl, farm hand, Mangaiti, Te Aroha. Hikutaia, Thames Valley. 598706 Schmanski, Francis Leslie, tractor-driver, Putaruru. 527131 Spratt, Arthur Gordon, farm labourer, Paengaroa-Maketu 620689 Scott, Colin Clifford, farm hand, care of Jim Scott, Manga­ Highway, Paengaroa. teparu, Morrinsville. 527140 Stanaway, Graham Morton, bushman, State Mill, Maroa, 487881 Scott, Douglas Mervyn, dairy-farmer, Turanga-o-Moana, via Putaruru. Matamata. 547544 Stansbury, Gerald Balfour, farmer, Box-18, Waimana. 545800 Scott; Hubert Edward, dairy-farmer, Stanley Rd., Te Aroha 556005 Stark, Herbert Perry, farmer, ·care oflt. B. Lugton, Campbell West. · Rd., Walton. · 528758 Scott, Lloyd Hector, farmer, care of J. Newman, Newman's 591813 Steenson, Cecil Frederick George, farmer, Patetonga Rural · Rd,, Turua. Delivery, Kaihere. 543785 Scott, Malcolm George Noel, factory employee, Waioeka 551086 Steiner, Charles,·share-milker, Putaruru. Rd., Opotiki. , .554878 Steiner, Herbert Victor Adolf, share-milker, Eastport Rd., 486849 Scrimgeour, Arthur Ernest, porter, care of N.Z.R., Taneatua. W aihou, Te Aroha. · 528282 Seal, Desmond William Albert, surfateman (N.Z.R.), Matata. 608505 Steiner, Joseph Francis, farmer, Matamata. 641262 Beath, David, cabinetmaker, Haszard St., Waihi. 554887 Stephew,, Hughie Martin, farmer, Kaimai St., Tauranga. 538462 Semmens, Lennard Gordon, farmer, Te Poi Rural Delivery, 585700 Stevens, Arthur Osborne, share-milker, care of R. L. Davies, Matamata. Rural Delivery. · 584659 Semple, Allan MacKenzie, dairy-farmer, No. 8 Rd., Tatuanui 585703 Stevens, Jack Irving, butcher, Consol St,, Waihi. Rural Delivery, Morrinsville. 596528 Stevens, John William, farm hand, care of D. Kennell, 546261 Senior, Herbert Joseph, fisherman, Grey St., Thames. Hinuera. 464487 Settle, Ralph, storekeeper, Hinuera. 611647 Stevens, Williain Alfred, farm hand, care of Mr. A. Stevelli!, 623670 Shalfoon, Raymond Ellia.s, projectionist, care of A. Shalfoon, Rural Delivery. .. · · , St. Johns St., Opotiki. 597333 Stevenson, Dons.Id Edward, carpenter, l>ukemapou Rd., 511372 Sharland, George Edward, mill hand, care of Wood Timber Tauranga. Co., Ltd., Box 9, Tirau. 613767 Stonyer, Jack Beatty, paper-mill hand, Post-office, Ohoke 545636 Shaw, Donald Hugh MacDonald, school-teacher, Tairua, Beach, Whakatane. via Waihi. 621224 Storer, William George, farm hand; Paerata Ridge, Opotiki. 622576 Shaw, Trevor Howick, motor engineer, Awakeri Rural 474904 Storey, Charles Robert, stock agent, Scotia Glen Rd., Delivery, Whakatane. Putaru.ru. 54831!8 Sheppard, Donald Francis, omnibus-driver, Waihi Boarding­ 600257 Storey, Malcolm Alexander, dairy-farmer, Mangaiti Rural house, Waihi. ·· Delivery,. Te Aroha. 622716 Sherlock, Lawrence Roland, clerk; care of Bank of New 548296 Strand, Ian Edgar, farm hand, care of N.Z. Dairy Coy.; Zealand, Thames. - Ltd., Te Aroha West, Te Arol\a. · . 511864 Shilton, Gordon David, dairy-farmer, Kerepeehi. 623684 Stretch, Gordon Ray, farm hand,, Rotorua. 4750lirShirley, Raymond Loyal, carrying contractor, Tatuanui. 621223 Stratton, Harold Burbury; · civil servant, :Alexandra Ave.; 605663 .Short, Harold Horatio, motor-driver, 121 Hinemoa St., Morrinsville. Rotorua. 597478 Stliroh, Calver John, painter, care of Mr. Leonardo, Waghornq 610114 Siloock, James Edwin, farmer, Tirohia Rural Delivery. Rd., Waharoa. o* .
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