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THE NEW ZEALAND ·GAZETTE. [No 3062 THE NEW ZEALAND ·GAZETTE. [No. 113 MILITARY AREA No. 7 (NAPIER)-aontinued. MILITARY AREA No. 7 (NAPIER)-continuea. 484328 Murray, Victor Boden, journalist, 35 Norman Rd., Gisborne. 470007 O'Connor, George Edward, motor-car salesman, 2 Chambers . 477050 Murray, William Murdoch, chemist, Kenilworth St., St. Waipawa. 566506 O'Dowd, John Patrick, farmer, Omakere, Waipawa. 552090 Myhill, Herbert Wilfred, fellmonger, Te Aute Rd., Havelock 522013 O'Driscoll, John, watersider, 52 Colin St. North. 493833 Ofsoski, John Herbert, farmer, Regent St., Martinborough. 540904 Nalder, Arthur Wilfred, police constable, 108 Pownall St., 635094 Ogg, Cecil Alexander James, P. and T. employee, Napier Rd., Masterton. Havelock North. 560830 Napier, James Ronald Malcolm, manager, Mangamaia 497341 O'Grady, James, labourer, Matokitoki Valley, Gisborne. Station, P.B., Gisborne. 544588 O'Grady, William, labourer, Barry Rd., Te Karaka. 560838 Nash, Francis John, sheep-farmer, "Mowbray," R.D.,. 583427 O'Hagan, Edward Irvin, motor engineer, 7 York St., Danne- Waipawa. virke. 560839 Nash, Kenneth Arthur, electrician, 32 Alma St., Dannevirke. 493840 O'Hara, John Kerr, electrical fitter, Paritu, via Nuhaka. 473998 Nathan, Cyril, engine-driver (N.Z.R.), Motuhora, Gisborne. 497342 O'Hara, William Hugh, shepherd, Te Whiti, Masterton. 615793 Naughton, John Joseph, greenkeeper, 510 E~stbourne St., 477458 O'Keefe, John Denis, branch-manager, 310 Frederick St., Hastings. Hastings. 509658 Naysmith, Horris Norman Baden, motor-driver, 28 Perry 469459 O'Keefe, Joseph Francis, commercial traveller, 1 McVay St. St., Masterton. 513739 Oliver, George Henry, farm worker, Taueru, Masterton. 489624 Neagle, Thomas Frederick, garage attendant, 501 Pepper 540208 Oliver, Oswald Vivian, driver, 253 Railway Rd., Wairoa. St., Hastings. 515716 Oliver, Vincent Edgar, mail contractor, Mount Bruce, 618986 Neal, Percy Frederick, cook, Park Rd., Greenmeadows, Masterton. 532330 Neely, Robert John, carpenter, 66 Hirini St., Kaiti, Gisborne. 577353 Olliver, Albert Edward, timber-worker, Mangamutu, 569122 Neill, Francis Alban, estate agent, 78 Salisbury Rd., Gisborne. Pahiatua. 471398 Neill, Samuel Augustus, clerk, 602 St. Aubyn St., Hastings. 593468 Olsen, James Neil, ploughman, c/o A. J. Inglis, Box 9, ·561675 Neilsen, Bernard Desmond, farmer, R.D. Tataramoa, Ongaonga. Dannevirke. 595631 Olsen, Walter Arne, farm hand, Makotuku; 540468 Neilsen, Harry Alfred, lorry-driver, Fitzherbert St., 461897 O'Neil, David William, civil servant, 18 May Ave. Featherston; 544525 O'Neil, William John, factory-manager, Eketahuna. 561677 Neilson, James Beaumont, electrician, 109 Milton Rd. 521116 Orange, William Charles, tobacconist, 66 South, Rd., Ma~- 509248 Nelson, Albert Edward, butcher, South Belt, Masterton. terton. 463945 Nelson, Eric Montague, farmer, Paretai, Mangateretere, 543733 Ordish, Charles Vivian, farmer, Dale:field, Carterton. Hastings. 590904 Orr, Eric James, sheep-farmer," Rosemount," Puketapu. 488432 Nelson, Peter Herman, waterside worker, Harrison Rd., 517841 Osborne, Alfred Ernest, farm labourer, c/o W. F. McLaren, Taradale. Rangitumau, Masterton. 488436 Nelson, William Leslie, sheep-farmer, Whakamarumaru, 600175 Osborne, William John, dairy-farmer, Ruawhata Rd., P.B., Hastings. Mangatainoka. 597252 Nevin, William Henry, freezing-works employee, Tokomaru . 619270 O'Shaughnessey, William Basil, labourer, Karamu Settle­ Bay, Hautanoa. ment, Hastings. 540291 Newcomb, William George, carrier, 379 Ormond Rd., 594853 O'Shaughnessy, Michael, driver, 122 Waghorne St. Gisborne. 495378 O'Shea, Thomas Francis, labourer, Johnstone St., Mas­ 483566 Newman, Lyle Mount, motor engineer, 19 McGrath St. terton. 607373 Newport, Clive Milton James, motor mechanic, 106 Wellesley 510761 Ottaway, Ernest Edward, diesel-driver, No. 3 Camp, P.W.D., Rd. Kopuawhara. 462975 Newton, Albert William, freezing-worker, 700 Alexander St., 602887 Otway, Redvers Caesar Robert, 109 Russell St., Gisborne. Hastings. 479093 Oulaghan, Stanley Henry, clerk, 610 Maddison St., Hastings. 509176 Nicholas, James, surfaceman (N.Z.R.), 63 Railway House, 517414 Owen, Harold John, waterside worker, Makaraka, Gisborne. Whakatu. 518697 Owen, Hugh Henry, labourer, 52 Ballance St., Gisborne. 498734 Nichols, William Charles Edward, cabinetmaker, 20 Kuri­ 498027 Owtram, Ivan Haig, supervisor, pig council, 331 Childers Rd., puni St., Masterton. Gisborne. · 564680 Nicholson, Charles Sydney, traffic-inspector, Main St., 514485 Paaske, Ernest Percival, petrol-station attendant, 112 Dixon Greytown. St., Masterton. 567033 Nicholson, Edward Ferrers, guard (N.Z.R.), Atkinson St., 538036 Page, Oswald Rupert, lorry-driver, Otane. Woodville. 634311 Painter, Derek Kirk, farm hand, Maraetotara, Havelock Nth. 498738 Nickless, Douglas Oraka, engine-driver, 67 Railway Cottage, 576296 Painter, James, motor-driver, 701 Hastings St., Hastings. Cross Creek. 602424 Palleson, James Chrystall, orchardist, St. Andrews Rd., 539550 Nicol, Stanley, hotelkeeper, vVairoa Hotel, Wairoa. Havelock North. 567049 Nicoll, George, surfaceman, Mangamaia Rd., Whatatutu, 575681 Palmer, Richard Wallace, baker, 305 Murdoch Rd., Hastings. Gisborne. 610348 Panckhurst, Charles David, postmaster, Havelock North. 4 73208 Nicoll, Thomas Ferguson, :fireman, .5 Macdonald St. 472052 Paris, George, salesman, 68 Barraud St., Dannevirke. 596457 Nielsen, Frank Andrew, carpenter, Adelaide Rd., Dannevirke. 497227 Park, Alexander, engineer, 410 Ormond Rd., Gisborne. 489700 Nightingale, Henry Spencer, civil engineer, 9 Brian Ave., . 540936. Park, John McIntyre, stock agent, 64 Wi Pere St., Gisborne. Wairoa. 540109 Parker, Bernard Christopher, dairy-farmer, Main Rd., 568961 · Nikolaison, Christian Neal Laurance, sheep-farmer, Umu- Makaraka. taoroa, Dannevirke. 517088 Parker, Hilton Stanley, farmer, "Admiral," Carterton. 595237 Nimmo, Robert Anselm, waterside worker, 64 Carlyle St. 477424 Parker, Leonard Leslie, farmer, Greytown. 473415 Nissen, Eric Claus, engine-driver, Collins St., Waipawa. 540949 Parker, Martin James, dairy-farmer, Dale:field, Carterton. 489997 Nixon, John Wilton, horse-trainer, 801 Childers Rd., Gis- 517079 Parker, . Oswald, farm-manager, Kumukumu, Masterton. borne. 537264 Parkinson, Herbert Lewis, farm labourer, Murchison St.~ 4987 51 Nodwell, John Arthur, accountant, 14 Albert St., Dannevirke. Tikokmo. ' 622333 Nolan, James Gould, solicitor, Richardson Ave., Gieborne. 584563 Pl:l,rsonson, John Thomas Dalton, sheep-farmer, R.M.D., 489981 Norman, Basil Anthony, poultry-farmer, 3 Vivian St.,, Eketahuna. Masterton. 606937 Patel, Chhiba Pancha, fruiterer, 134 High Street, Dannevirke. 634476 Norman, Peter Travis, clerk, 80 Cole St., Masterton. 613987 Paterson, . Edward John, farmer, Morakeke, Takapau. 513877 Norris, Keith Samuel, shepherd. c/o R. Marshall, Jellicoe 584971 Paterson, John Redvers, shepherd, Middle Rd., Havelock St., Gisborne. North. 515546 North, Ford Lowry, Chambers Rd., Havelock North. 610364 Paton, Ralph Noel, farmer, Ponatahi, Carterton. 515552 Northe, Alfred Henry Martin, fitter, Auckland Rd., Green- 586401 Paton, William, labourer, Carroll St., ·wairoa. meadows. 610916 Patrick, William John. Bernard, dairy-farmer, Te Whiti, 490036 Northe, Craig Fleetham, builder, Auckland Rd., Green­ Masterton. meadows. 597079 Patterson, Cornelius, hairdresser, 39 Disraeli St., Gisborne. 469610 Northe, Stewart Gordon, clerk, 20 Havelock Rd. 530887 Patterson, Frank Addis, farmer, P.B., Waipawa. 541377 Nossiter, Charles Phillip, labourer, 346 Palmerston Rd., 587732 Patterson, John, dairy-farmer,.Manutuke Post-office. Giisborne. 588352 Patterson, William, salesman, Carlson Flats, Warren St., 539648 Notting, Alfred Edwin, carpenter, 17 School Rd;, Gisborne. • Hastings. 513648 Nunn, Albert, carrier, Richmond Park, Waipawa. 574046 Pattison, Edward James, motor, mechanic, 151 Carlyle St. 467432 Oakley, Joseph Francis, district valuer, 701 Charles St., 522787 Pauling, Gordon, school-janitor, 4 Renall St., Masterton. Hastings. 512210 Payne, Cecil Frederick commercial traveller, 43 MacDonald 593033 Oakly, Robert William, wood-merchant, 31 Vivian St., St. Masterton. 589876 Payne, Francis Henry, farmer, Te Khai R.D., Eskdale. 591195 Oates, Sydney Henry, sheep-farmer, Pirinoa. 466897 Payne, Frank, clerk, 39 Vigor Brown St. 572705 Oatridge, Herbert Francis, master baker, 105 High St., . 583380 Payne, Frederick James, taxi-proprietor, 623 Avenue Rd., Dannevirke. West Hastings. 509877 O'Brien, Thomas Ernest, wool-puller, Station Rd., Whakatu. · 609787 Payne, Lambert Eric, hospital orderly, 15 Simla Tee. 487871 O'Callaghan, Richard Joseph, labourer, R.D., Opaki, 535728 Payne, Leonard Kennard, labourer, 613 Oak Rd;, Hastings, Masterton. 602886 O'Connell, Cornelius, farm hand, Waikonini Station, Hast- 479532 Payne, Rupert Ivan, labourer, Alfredton. ings. · 564675 Payne, Sidney James, sheepsfarmer, R.D., Marigahei, 590830 O'Connell, William John, labourer1 151 Crawford Rd., Dannevirke. · · Gisborne. 542294 Payn~, Victor Alexander, lorry-driver, Alfredton. .
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