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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No: 18 548 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No: 18 MILITARY DISTRICT No. 12 (INVERCARGILL)-'-eontd. MILITARY DISTRICT No. 12 (INVERCARGILL)-contd. 270762 McCulloch, Evan, grocer's assistant, Stirling. 422963 MacKenzie, John Campbell, clerk-storeman, 29 Fox St., 405782 McCutcheon, Robert. Walker, labourer, Peel St., Lawrence. Invercargill. 375819 McDevitt, William James Patrick, roman catholic priest., 246145 McKenzie, John Daniel, timber tallyman, Post-office, Taha­ Catholic Presbytery, Lawrence. kopa, South Otago. 253557 McDonald, Alexander Hector, farm labourer, Lovell's Flat. 399657 McKenzie, John Forbes, Millers Flat. 271717 McDonald, Callum McCallum, care of Mrs. J. McKinnon, 405491 McKenzie, Kenneth Graham, locomotive-cleaner, 215 Barn Clinton South, Otago. St., Invercargill. 420876 McDonald, Clarence Adair, assistant storeman, P.W. Dept., 289161 McKeown, John McLaren, dairy-factory assistant, Mataura Milford Sound, Lumsden. Island, Southland. 425004 MacDonald, Prosper James, Bushman, Clinton. 298738 McKerchar, Donald John, farm hand, Lochiel. 092145 McDonald, Roderick John, farm labourer, Redan, Wyndham. 300588 McKerchar, James Rose, farmer, HappyValley, Riverton- 284274 McDougall, Hugh Duncan, journeyman baker, Havelock St., Tuatapere Rural Delivery. Riverton. 291005 Mackie, Thomas Thurley, clerk, P.O. Box 76, Invercargill. 291815 McDougall, William Stewart, butcher, West Plains Rural 292953 Mackinlay, Frank Frederick, Eddystone St., Kaitangata. Delivery, Otahute. 375679 McKinlay, William Ross, farm labourer, Stirling. 248310 McDowell, Thomas Millar, dairy-farmer, Gore-Te TipuaRural 273034 McKinnel, Thomas Alexander Maitland, sheep-farmer, Delivery, Gore. Glenary Rural Delivery, Waikaia. 410176 McElrea, Frank, farmer, Milton. 414818 McKinnell, Ian Robert, farmer, Waikaia. 429796 McElrea, Robert Peattie, salesman, P.O. Box 37, Milton. 414819 McKinnell, James Wilson, farmer, Waikaia. 244415 l\foEwan, Andrew Norris, upholsterer, 448 Elles Rd., South 409527 Mackintosh, Gordon Andrew, casual labourer, McQuarrie St., Invercargill. lnvercargill. 229952 McEwen, Peter Duncan, stock clerk, 22 King St., Inver- 281102 McKnight, David Stanley, farm hand, Glenquoich, Athol. cargill. · 267335 McLaren, Arthur John, labourer, Romahapa. 231177 McFadden, William James, shearer, Thornbury. 245129 McLaren, Arthur McMinn, Romahapa. 230798 McFadyen, Manfred Munro, farm labourer, Kamahi, South­ 267333 McLaren, Eric Martin, farmer, Romahapa. land P.O. 298607 McLaren, Wilbert James Edgar, school-teacher, Romahapa, 097393 McFadzien, Allan, farmer, Section 7, Glencoe Rural South Otago. Delivery, Invercargill. · 373598 McLaughlan, Donald Shaw, shepherd, Elfin Bay, Queens­ 097394 McFadzien, David, sheep·-farmer, Section 7, Glencoe Rural town. Delivery, lnvercargill. 266930 McLaughlin, James Fred, carpenter, 31 Earn St., Invercar­ 399286 McFadzien, Gordon, Section 7, Glencoe Rural Delivery, gill. Invercargill. 291004 McLean, Desmond William Frederick, clerk, 19 Jenkin St., 245976 McFarlane, Corrie Peter, farm labourer, Riverton Rural Invercargill. Delivery. 264447 McLean, Duncan James, Box 81, Balfour. 417676 McFetrich, Hugh, farmer, Winton, Otapiri Rural Delivery, 269649 McLean, Lancelot James, farming shepherd, Garston, Box 134, lnvercargill. Southland. 419551 McGibbon, Alexander, lorry-driver, Heriot. 280606 McLeary, John Robert, factory assistant, Mataura Island, 243677 McGimpsey, James, teamster, Owaka Valley, South Otago. Southland. 260896 McGorman, John Thomas, radio-salesman, care of Mr. D. 033927 McLennan, Ivan, farm hand, Dunrobin, Heriot. Sheddon, Wendonside Rural Delivery. 376137 McLennan, John Duncan, bushman, Box 12, Tahakopa. 410087 .McGowan, Victor Beaufort, Morton Mains. 418109 McLeod, Peter Forrester, contractor, Section 5, Glencoe 277464 McGown, Ronald, farmer, Tuapeka Mouth. Rural Delivery, Invercargill. 281955 McGrath, Walter Kirwin, miner, Market St., Kaitangata. 289250 McManus, Alphcinsus Leo, draper, 89 Deveron St., lnvercar­ 277530 MacGregor, Seaward, winch-driver, Nightcaps. gill. 410012 McGrouther, James Matthews, farm hand, Milburn. 201667 McMaster, Graham Keith, carpenter, 49 Banks St., lnvercar- 084207 McHenry, William Alfred Andrew, cadet, Post-office Staff, gill. Balclutha. 289249 McMillan, William Leslie, printer, care of l\fataura Ensign, 421412 Mcindoe, Hugh William, rabbiter, Mataura Island. Gore. 281329 Mcindoe, Ivan Donald, farmer, South Hillend Rural De- 239981 McMurtrie, James Scanlan, clerk, Burns St., Milton. livery, Winton. 293475 McNaughton, William Lauder, teacher, Colao Bay, South­ 431794 McIntosh, Angus William, chamber hand, Gap Rd., Winton. land. 281004 McIntosh, Harry Coome, butcher, 84 Broughton St., Gore. 001162 McNeill, Thomas George, farmer, Wrights Bush, Gladfield 281514 McIntosh, James William, farm labourer, care of J. Woods, Rural Delivery. Heddon Bush Rural Delivery, Winton, Southland. 306854 McIntosh, Kenneth James, freezing-worker, Kakapuaka. 232933 McNeish, Harold Robert, farm labourer, Roxburgh. 085249 McIntyre, Charles Henderson, exchange clerk, Lenark St., 293804 McNutt, Ernest Knowles, seasonal dairy factory worker, Balclutha. Owaka. 105011 McIntyre, David, grocery assistant, 38 Gorton St., Gore. 297266 McPherson, Alfred Montgomery, lorry-driver, Roxburgh. 2704 71 McIntyre, Ian Caldwell, farmer, Section I, Invercargill-Otara 264446 McRae, James, mixed farmer, Waipounamu Rural.Delivery, Rural Delivery. Gore. 156309 Mciver, Cecil Alexander, labourer, Waikaia. 409732 McRae, William Duncan, Quarryman, Browns Post-office, 300492 Mclverney, Joseph Michael, miner, Nightcaps. Southland. 298450. McKay, Alexander Douglas Haig, roofer, Ohai. 237571 McTaggart, Mervyn Robert, farmer, Ratanui, Catlins. 266811 McKay, Alexander Murdock, farm hand, Riverton Rural 421439 Maginness, John Randall, farmer, Owaka, Otago. Delivery. 254331 · Maider, James Nicholas, farmer, Gore-Waikaka Rural 294547 Mackay, Alexander Nelson, farmer, Waipounamu Rural Delivery. Delivery, Gore. 419336. Malcolm, William Ronald, farmer, Heddon Bush Rural 293846 McKay, Alexander Scobie, Lorne Hospital, Lorneville,· Delivery, Winton. Invercargill. 428616 Malloch, James, farmer, Section 3, Otara Rural Delivery, 289164 McKay, Alexander Smith, cheesemaker, Menzies Ferry. lnvercargill. 289163 McKay, John Henderson, farm hand, Glenham, Southland. 378837 Marchant, John Patrick, labourer, 7 Catherine St., Invercar- 239995 Mackay, Lindon Haig, miner, Box 5, Ohai. gill. 281112 McKay, Robert Malcolm, manager, Nightingale St., 261495 Marsh, Donald Brook, farm hand, Ettrick, Otago. Wyndham; 281103 Marshall, Alexander Thomas, garage-proprietor, Malta St., 298379 McKay, Ronald William, religious teacher, 20 Mary St.,. Wyndham. Invercargill. 260912 Marshall, Alexander William, trucker, care of J. Jenkinson, 403782 McKay, Stanley, farm labourer, care of Jas. Howden, Christchurch St., Kaitangata. Waikaka Valley Rural Delivery, Gore. 426013 Marshall, Cranley Gordon, farmer, Seaward Downs. 209725 MacKenzie, Alistair, farmer, Beaumont. 396313 Marshall, David Maxwell, sawmiller, Winton, Otapiri Rural 250636 McKenzie, Alan William, freezing-wotker, Dunrobin, Heriot. Delivery. 290519 McKenzie, Allan Alexander Keith, caretaker, Pukerau. 283007 Marshall, James, farmer, Summerhill, Kaitangata. 410100 .McKenzie, Alwyn Alexander, farmeF, Waikaka Rural De- 298636 Marshall, James Hector, lime worker, care of Mrs. Branks, livery, Gore. Park St., Winton, Southland. 262169 MacKenzie, Aubrey, dairy - farmer, Ball St., South 410216 Marshall, James Robert, fitter, 7 Camden St., lnvercargill. lnvercargill. 287749 Marshall, John Herbert Stuart, farm labourer, care of J.M. 405636 McKenzie, Bryan Archibald, printing machinist, Avon Rd.,· Taylor, Wrights Bush, Gladfield Rural Delivery, lnvercar, Clifton, lnvercargilL . gill. 097455 MacKenzie, Frederick Herbert, dairy-farmer, Ball St., 271122 Marshall, John William Alexander, mixed farmer, Section 4, South Invercargill. Invercargill, Glencoe Rural Delivery. 241146 McKenzie, John Alexander, clerk, 11 Robertson St., 290973 Marshall, Leonard, farm labourer, Lumsden. Invercargill. 237853 111:arshall, Stanley Bruce, freezing worker, Main Rd.; Mataura. .
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