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THE ·Ww , ZEALAND GAZETTE Fno. 98 J1umb. 98 1297 , 1 THE (~~:·\·[. NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE :EXTRAORDINARY iuhlisyth by :!\utgoritn WELLINGTON, WEDNESDAY~ NOVEMBER 10, 1943 Notice as to Men caUed up unef,er the _National S,ervi,c.e Emergency Regulations 1940 for Service with the Armed. Forces URSUA_ N_ T to the provisions ,of Regulation_ 16_- of th_ e National Service Emergency Regulations 1940, I, P Angus McLagan, Minister of National Service, do hereby give notice that the names of the men whose residential addresses and occupations are set forth in the Schedule hereto, comprising all the men whose names appear in the Register of Classes S. 18-19, S. 20, and S. 21-40 of the the First Division of the General Re~erve, and in the Register of Classes M. 18-19, M. 20, M. 21-40, and Classes C. 18 to C. 40 (both inclusive) of the Second Division of the General Reserve, have b~en certified to me in accordance with __ Regulation 15 and in compliance with a Warrant issued .under· my hand authorizing and requiring the Director to call up from the classes above mentioned the number of men specified in such Warrant for service with the Armed ·Forces: And I do b.ereby declare pursuant to Regulation 16 aforesaid that such men are c~lled up for service with the Armed Forces accordingly. A. McLAGAN, - Dated this 10th ·day of November, 1943. Minister of National Service. SCHEDULE N OTE.-This notice includes 1~he names of a number of men who have volunteered ·for overseas service and also includes the names of some men who are already serving in Home Defence Units MILITARY· AREA No. 1 (AU_CKLAND). MILITARY AREA No. 1 (AUCKLAND)-oontinuea. Where ho reference - is made to city, this relates to 644648 Baker, Peter_ John, photo-engraver, 5 Newell, St;, Auckland. Pt. Chevalier. 645643 Baker, Roy Clifton, electrical worker, 42 Vauxhall Rd., (Number of men called up, 794.) . Devonport. 645577 Aberhart, Ian Nole, labourer, 46 View Rd., Mt Eden. 644389 Ball, Howard Gardner, scholar, 24 Franklin St., Ponsonby. 647060 Adams, Selwyn John, refrigeration engineer, 9 Grandvue Itd;, 644006 Ball, Richard Luard, clerk, Waiuku. Papatoetoe. - 647092 Balle, Gordon Joseph, farm hand, P.O. Box 16, Silverdale. 647093 Aickin, Fraricis Gordon, st11dent, 15 Clifton Rd., Ponsonby. 644806 Bannatyne, Alexander Donald, student, 1 Dexter Ave., 6457_65 Aiken, William Raymond, clerk,.,26 Jellicoe, St., Otahuhu. Mt. Eden. 646728 Allan, James Graham, monumental :fixer, 29 Glendon Ave., 645433 Barben, Frank, labourer, 30 Atkinson Ave., Otahuhu. Avondale. 645109 Barnett, John Lindsay, labourer, 14 Captain St., Onehunga. 646709 Allen, Robert Spencer, butcher, !!5 Komaru Rd., Remuera. 645335 Barringer, Ormonde Wallace, labourer, 21A Ponsonby Rd. · 644498 Anderson, Allan Grant, 199 Vic1;oria Rd., Devonport. 646567 Barrington, Jonathan Greatorex, farm hand; Te Atatu. 647059 Anderson, Rodney, 2 Wolsley Ave., Takapuna. 647798 Barry, Edward Reginald, boat-builder, 91 Kurahaupo St., 644808 Anderson, Victor Alfred, appre:t1tice jockey, 10 Sussex St., Orakei. · Grey Lynn. 647255 Barton, Frederick George, joiner's apprentice; Great North 644391 Aperahama, Robert, seaman, 11:2 Church St., Onehunga. Rd., Henderson. 644232 Armstrong, Russell Anderston, scholar, 100 Selwyn St., 645687 Bates, Robert Frederick Charles, apprentice fitter, 55 · Onehunga. Middleton Rd., Remuera. · 645291 Aro,. Edward John, labourer, West Tamaki Rd., St. Heliers. 645010 Batten, Wain Norman, clerk, 2 Landscape Rd., Mt. Eden. 646536 Ashman, Leon Harwood, apprentice electrician, 43 Konini 644851 Bawden; Stuart Goodenough, law clerk, 495 Remuera Rd., Rd., Ellerslie~ Remuera. 647417 Atkinson, Charles Robert Rex, presser, 41 Coop'er St., 645009 Baynes, Robert Orme, farm hand, P.O. Box 31, Edendale. Grey Lynn. 644269 Beattie, Gilbert Johnson Mackay, salesman, 9 Graham St. 646911 Avey, Donald Augustus, engineer, 19EmpireRd., Devonport. 647373 Beavan, Philip Leonard Lawrence, clerical cadet, 47 Living, 645645 Ayres, William, bootmaker, 63 Finch St. stone St., West Lynn. 647371 Bailey, JoJ:mRichard~-seaman, 43 Weston Ave., Mt. Albert. 643716 Beckham, Robert Le Roy, poultry-farm. hand, 183 Victoria 646544 Baker, Joseph George, labourer, :Browns Rd., Manurewa. Street West. A , ' , 1298 THE, NEW ,ZEALAND GAZETT--E [No. ,98 , MILITARY AREA No. 1 , (AUOKLAND)-continued. MILITARY ,AREA No. 1 (AUOKLAND)-continued. , ' 068581 Belcher; Thomas Robert, press-operator, 7A Cliff Rd., 646302 Ca,pp, Jack Trevor, apprentice fitter and turner, Hamlins Rd., St. Heliers. , Ellerslie. 645966 Bell, Bruce Ian Murray, public servant, 51 Tautari St., 643713 Carey, Julian Victor, driver, 59 Victoria Rd., Devonport. Orakei. 646575 Carlisle, Robert John, 55 Point Chevalier Rd. 644607 Bell, Ronald Edgar, Puhinui Rd., Papa~oetoe. 644450 Carmichael, Robert Archibald, clerical cadet, 6 Puriri St., 646548 Bellingham, John Ernest, clerk, 37 Arthur St., Onehunga~ New Lynn. · 645681 Belsham, Victor Colin, french-polisher, 18, West View Rd., 645282 Carnachan, Donald Bruce, clerk, 18 Shepherds Ave., Epsom. Grey Lynn. 643806 Carr, Ronald Rex, mechanic, lA Vivian Place, ... 645008 Benjamin, Mervyn James, appren-!iice fitter, (N.Z.R), 109 646368 Carr, Stanley Charles, apprentice chemist, 141 Kohimarama , Grange Rd., Mt. Eden. _ · Rd., 644258 Benjamin; Neville Stanley, apprentice carpenter,· 2 Cricket 646531 Carrington, Lance Godfrey, hosiery-presser, 20 Schofield St.; Ave., Mt. Albert. Grey Lynn. 644231 Bennett, Thomas Charles, tanner, 5 Hauiti Rd., Otahuhu. 64 7430 Carson, Thomas, warehouseman, 62 Pah Rd., Roya-I Oak. 647089 Berger, Geoffrey Clement, warehouseman, 145 Great North 646530 Carswell, Peter Ian Fergus, apprentice compositor, c/o Rd., New Lynn. , · Y.M.C.A., Wellesly St. 645135 Betham, Frederick Kurt Hufnagel., engineering student, 645013 Carter, Albert Reginald, apprentice carpenter; Mauku R.D., 42 St. Vincent Ave.,, Remuera. Pukekohe. 646779 Betts, Murray Rowland, apprentice cabinetmaker, 50 644000 Carter, Colin Peter, student teacher, 27 Epsom Av~ .• Epsom. Wellington St., Newton. 646766 Carter, Desmond Stuart; farm hand, c/o G. Ingram, Esq., 644178 Beveridge, Anthony Erskine, science student, 15 Bellevue _ Ramarama. , Rd., Mt. Eden. 646986 Carter, Herbert Richard, student c/o Mrs. Stitt, 199 Marsden 643775 Billens, Jack, moulder, c/o Mrs. Douglas, Takanini. Ave., ·Balmoral. · 644003 Binns, Arthur, farm hand, Waiuku, E.M.D. 645395 Carter, Ronald Charles, farm hand, Patumahoe. 644605 Bioletti, Peter Frank, industrial-chemist assistant, 4 Jutland 645641 Casse, Graham Peter, bank-clerk, 9 Rocklands Ave., Mt. R'd., Takapuna South. ' Eden. • 645963 Birrell, James Ferguson, clerk, 92 Peary Rd. 645970 Catley, Bruce, apprentice marine engineer, 3 Onopoto Rd., 625287 Blong, Trevor, postman, c/o Mrs. Monks, 3 Arnold St., Takapuna. Grey Lynn. 646340 Cato, Raymond Thomas; clerk, 32 Curran St:, Herne Bay. 644642 Bloxsome, Fredrick Edward, labourer, 111 Nelson St. 646212 Catt, Allan John Lewis, student, 6 Felix St., Onehunga. 646374 Borich, Walter Sam, farm hand,Lincoln Rd., Henderson. ,6!7670 Ohalklen, William ,Thomas, farm hand, Ingram Rd., 646533 Bousie, Gordon: Henry, woollen-mill hand, Campbell's Bay, Ramarama. · Waitemata. · · 645,435 ,Chaplin, Raymond Franklin, clerk, 1701 Great North Rd., 646547 Bowen, Ivor Bert, farm hand, c/o Y.M.C.A. Avondale. 645980 Chappell, Robert Lindsay, labourer, 21 Station Rd., Penrose. 647087 Boyd, Ian Osborne, window-dresser, The Manse, Willerton 647431 Cheal, Peter Edward, radio wireman, 12 Napier Ave., Av.; New Lynn. Takapuna. , • 644314 Boyle, Edward George, marine engineer, 17 Wairau Av., 645431 Cheyne; Bruce George, electrical engineer, 74 Long Drive, Avondale. St. Heliers Bay. , 644797 Boylen, Leo Desmond, shop-assistant, 87 Carlton-Gore Rd .. , 644497 Chirnside, Thomas Lister, student, c/o W. G. Young, Esq., Newmarket. 9 Holbrook St;, Avondale South. , 647229 Brabant, Alan, draughtsman, 1 Budock Rd., Royal Oak, 643840 Clare, Ronald James, farm hand, Akaaka Waiuku. 645686 Bradley, Francis Robert James, apprentice plumber, 21· 646899. Clark, ,Qordon Eric, radio mechanic, 12 Holiday Rd., Leslie Ave., Sandringham. Milford. 647066 Bradley, Ian Leonard, shop-assistant, 28 Gordon Rd., Mt. 645147 Clark, Jack, apprentice fitter and turner, -224 Garnet Rd., Albert. Westmere. , 647254 Brajkovich, ,Francis James, cabinetmaker's apprentice, 646897 Clark; Norman Keith, grocer's assistant, 33 Tutanekai Rd., 8 Card:well St., Onehunga. Grey Lynn. 644 767 Branch, Douglas J ames,_grocer's assistant, 9 Earl St., Parnell. 646367 Clark, Raymond John, clerk, 18 Milton Rd. 647086 Breckon, Cedric William, leather-worker, Wa1mana Ave., 647222 Clark, Selwyn, clerk, 42 Brown St., Ponsonby. Northcote. 646832 Clarke, Noel Francis, motor-driver, 600 Dominion Rd., 646903 Breckon, Everett Raymond, leather-worker, Waimana Ave., Mt. Eden. Northcote. 646050 Clarke, Ross, apprentice boat-builder, 12 Awa,rua Cres., 645283 Bresand, Thomas, labourer, Moutain Rd., Ellerslie. -Orakei. 647253 .Brock, Douglas Frank, audit clerk, 31 Walters Rd., Kings- 646114 Coad, James Henry, P. and T. employee, 93 Clonbern Rd., land. ,, Remuera. 643917 Brockie, Dennis, porter, People's Palace, Queen St. 647644 Cocker, Derek Sedgewick, sewing-machine mechanic, 32 644766 ·Brough, Ewart Charles, ~tudent, c/o Mrs. Cowan, 50 View Buxton St., Pt. Chevalier. , Rd., Mt. Eden. 646583 Coleman, John McDonald, student; 114 Clonbern Rd., 645693 Bro:wn, George Thomas seaman, Kiwi Esplanade, Mangere, Remuera. · Onehunga. · 644317 Coles, Douglas Farrance, farmer, Mt~ Eden. 646304 Brown, James Gerald Percy, studenp teacher, 809
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