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Mar. 4.J the New Zealand Gazette MAR. 4.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 541 MILITARY DISTRICT No. 11 (DUNEDIN)-continued. MILITARY DISTRICT No. 11 (DUNEDIN)-contimled. 285656 Walker, Maxwell Bridger, student, Ferntree House, Halfway 375108 Whittey, Stanley Joseph, Gridiron Hotel, Dunedin. Bush, Dunedin. 396281 Wiffen, Leonard Robert, cameraman, 588 King St., Dunedin.· 288474 Walker, Ormiston Herbert, medical student, 7 Tyne St., 290534 Wigley, Robert James, motor mechanic, 5 Scott St., St. Kilda, Roslyn, Dunedin. Dunedin. 260788 Wall, Frederick Wallace, milkman, 60 Glen Rd., Mornington, 426706 Wild, Robert Leslie, telegraph cadet, R.N.Z.A.F. Station, Dunedin. Taieri. 405298 Wallace, Robert Gordon, shop-assistant, 34 Forth St., 403055 Wilkie, Douglas William, farm labourer, Herbert. Dunedin. 281219 Wilkins, Howard Timothy, farmer, Mosgiel. 289105 Wallace, William, school-teacher, 672 Castle St., Dunedin. 091731 Wilkinson, William Kendall, pattern-maker, 16 City Rd., 260781 Waller, Frederick Henry, cutlery foreman, care of Mr. Q. Roslyn, Dunedin. Dickenson, Macandrew Bay. 235597 Willetts, Leslie George, rabbiter, Peebles, Oamaru. 242690 Waller, Maurice, canvasser, 80 Carroll St., Dunedin. 286150 Williams, Albert Heriot, bank clerk, care of Bank of New 268706 Walmsley, George Gilbert, clerk, the Otago Farmer's Co-op. · Zealand, Alexandra. Assn. of N.Z., Ltd., Otago. 241790 Williams, Alexander Thomas, locksmith, 6 Mason St., 404653 Walsh, John Patrick, factory hand, 1 Glen St., Oamaru. Dunedin. 428120 Walsh, Laurence Joseph, labourer, 103 Maitland St., Dunedin 237461 Williams, Clifford James, lorry-driver, care of A. S. Williams, C. 2. Middlemarch. 296318 Walsh, Leslie Charles, porter, 1 Glen St., Oamaru. 250824 Williams, Mervyn Rutherford, freezing-works employee, 246810 Wanty, Sidney Richard, storeman, 263 Kenmure Rd., 18 Hull St., Oamaru. Mornington, Dunedin. 201741 Willocks, Kenneth Robert, telegraph linesman, 5 Ferguson 2823.53 Warburton, Cuthbert Wilfred Dewar, student, 5 Montague St., Musselburgh, Dunedin. St., Dunedin N.E. 1. 290228 Ward, Anzac Mussard, assistant locomotive engineer, 234 282536 Wills, James Malcolm, insurance clerk, 31 Ings Ave., St. Oxford St., Dunedin S. 1. Clair, Dunedin. 284100 Ward, Brian Kelvin, gland-cutter, 53 Grave St., St. Kilda, 289394 Wilson, Andrew Thomas, bottling machinist, 828 Cumber- Dunedin. land St., Dunedin N. 1. 252430 Warnock, Allan John, salesman, 6 Alison Cres., Roslyn, 290191 Wilson, Charles, painter, Main Rd., Ravensborne. Dunedin N.W. 1. 243518 Wilson, Edward David, 24 Peter St., Caversham, Dunedin. 250641 Warren, Albert Stephen, compositor, 104 Macandrew Rd., 275879 Wilson, Francis Alfred, iron-works labourer, 1 Bowler Ave., South Dunedin. Mornington, Dunedin N. 1. 288408 Warren, Robert Algar, medical student, 23 Prestwick St., 280573 \Vilson, Harold Andrew, tractor-driver, care of T. Meade Maori Hill, Dunedin N.W. 1. (jun.), Poolburn, Oturehua Rural Delivery, Otago. 235612 Warrington, John, labourer, Post-office, Weston. 235537 Wilson, Harold Macdonald, railway employee, 4 Tweed St., 399540 Waterhouse, Bruce Marsden, farm labourer, care of Mr. L. L. Oamaru. Smith, Wedderburn, Central Otago. 272070 Wilson, Herbert Stanley, farm labourer, care of Mrs. Coyle, 251104 Watson, Charles Robert, coachbuilder, 11 Lees St., Dunedin Kyeburn, Central Otago. 2. c. 418471 Wilson, Ia.n Thomas, seaman, 12 Scott St., St. Kilda, 141252 Watson, Raymond Edwin, farm hand, Enfield. Dunedin S. 2. 242829 Watson, Reginald Gladstone, printer, 11 Carnarvon St., 407728 Wilson, James Allason, farm hand, Box 8, Post-office, Dunedin. Green Island, Dunedin. 28~927 Watson, Robert Tannahill, medical student, 1 Wallace St., Dunedin. 264519 Wilson, James Robert, motor-driver, 66 Neville St., Dunedin 260796 Watson, William, grocer's traveller, 725 George St., Dunedin. S.W. l. 421489 Watt, Eric Cummings, carrier, 38 Norwood St., North-east 408275 Wilson, John Stanley, porter, care of New Zealand Rail- Valley, Dunedin N.E. 1. ways, Palmerston, Otago. 145858 Watt., George Keith, salesman, 47 Hazel Ave., Caversham, 293795 Wilson, Leslie Arthur Ronald, labourer, Herbert. Dunedin. 251203 Wilson, Leslie Clifford, farm labourer, Papakaio, via Oamaru. 373296 Watt, Gordon Barclay, platelayer, 118 Eden St., Oamaru. 411257 Wilson, Stanley William, range-maker, 47 Stafford St., 271501 Watt, Ronald Hamilton, farm hand, P.O. Box 32, Oamam. Dunedin C. 2. 245426 Watt, William John, medica,l student, 44 Albany St., Dunedin. 259750 Wilson, ·William, student, 10 Church St., Mosgiel. 284479 Watts, Sidney Robert, clerk, 18 Market St., St. Kilda, 267459 Winders, Cecil Charles, Public Works Department storeman, Dunedin. 21 Calder St., St. Kilda, Dunedin. 282344 Waugh, James, 129 Stafford St., Dunedin. 376782 Winning, Archibald Graham, builder, 73 Signal Hill Rd., 274227 Waugh, William James, waterside worker, 8 Mary St., Port Opoho, Dunedin. Chalmers. 239025 Wishart, George Douglas, clerk, Innescourt St., Cromwell. 294015 Weaver, Charles Earnacy, orchardist, Earnscleugh, via 271491 Wittig, Herbert Hugh, teacher, St. Kevin's College, Oamaru. Alexandra. 284296 Wood, James, Clyde, Central Ota.go. 298041 Webb, Charles Donald Fenwick, civil servant, Oturehua. 293533 Woodhouse, George Houston, Postal Department employee, 374593 Webber, Arthur George, 25 Duncan St., Dunedin. 7 Young St., Dunedin C. 2. 040420 Webster, James Thomas, spinner, 58 Brighton St., Kaikorai, 056382 Woods, Alexander Reid, salesman, 9 Brown St., Dunedin Dunedin. 415210 Woods, Stanley David, farm hand, Becks Rural Delivery,. 244597 Webster, John Robert, shop-assistant, 58 Brighton St., Lauder. Dunedin. 424003 Woolf, Harold Leslie, divinity student, Bible College, Glen 424668 Webster, Peter Xavier, teacher, 295 Rattray St., Dunedin. Leith, Dunedin. 189112 Wedlake, John James, compositor, 154 Surrey St., Dunedin 207100 Woolford, Leonard William, farm hand, Moeraki Estate, s.w. 1. Hampden, Otago. 064657 Weir, Eric, labourer, Public Works Department, Lake 425302 Wootton, Harold Jackson, van-driver, 67 Forbury Cres., Waitaki. Caversham, Dunedin. 403287 Weir, Harrison, salesman, 8 Logie St., North-east Valley, 250807 Warling, Stanley Bathhurst, 11 Wansbeck St., Oamaru. Dunedin N.E. 1. 242116 Worthington, John, shopman, 125 Thames St., Oamaru. 429210 Weitzel, John William, watersider, 3 Chamberlain St., 288456 Wright James Alexander, lorry-driver, Church St., Mosgiel. Maori Hill, Dunedin. 283119 Wright, James Eric, clerk, 132 Dundas St., Dunedin. 285617 Welham, James, farmer, Ettrick St., Dunedin W. 2. 418829 Wright, Walter Goldie, 46 Heriot Row, Dunedin C. 2. 282498 Werner, Lionel, traveller, 69 Albanys St., Dunedin. 043505 York, Irwin Thomas, soldier, 51 Royal Tee., Dunedin C. 2. 426053 West, Douglas Basil, butcher, 7 Havelock St., Mornington, 255716 Young, Cameron, insurance inspector, 15 Minto St., Ander- Dunedin. sons Bay, Dunedin. 245859 Wheeler, Frank Harold, storeman, 21 Harbour Tee., Ravens­ 104023 Young, Frank Peter, labourer, 26 Botting St., Opoho, bourne, Otago. Dunedin. 415693 White, Gilbert Stephen, farm worker, Merton Rural Delivery, 296683 Young, Ian Hamilton, teacher, 67 Humber St., Oamaru. Waikouaiti. 416139 Young, Leslie Thomas Elding, linotype-operator, 94 Filleul 254123 White, John William Gleeson, farm hand, Omakau. St., Dunedin. 231124 White, Matthew Joseph, surfaceman, Manuka Creek, Otago. 209605 Young, Ronald Robert, labourer, care of Tattersall's Hotel, 294004 White, Ronald Ernest, farm worker, Rural Delivery, Stafford St., Dunedin. Alexandra. 278833 Young, Thomas Brown, asbpalter, Aitken Rd., Waikari, 252479 Whiteside, Edward Henry, chemist, 69 Glen Rd., Mornington, Dunedin N.W. 2. Dunedin W. 1. 273412 Young, William Herbert, foundry worker, 62 Main South Rd., 290424 Whitson, James Walter Steele, casual labourer, Severn St., Dunedin S.W. 1. Mosgiel, Otago. 242005 Yuill, George William, farm labourer, Enfi~ld, North Otago. K* .
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