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The New Zealand Gazette. 425 MAR. 4.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 425 MILI'l'ARY DISTRICT No. 4 (HAMILTON)-oontinued. MILITARY DISTRlCT No. 4 (HAMIV.rON)-continued; 407767 Bagust, Carlyle Norman, farm hand, Rotokauri Rural 247700 Boys, Neville· Frederick, 'billiard-marker, Mutu St.;· 'J\i Delivery, Frankton Junction. Awamutu. ' ·· · · " 144060 Bailey, Ernest Herbert, carpenter, Firth St., Hamilton East. 405059 Boyt, John, timber orderma:h, 24 Piako Rd., Claudelands', - 428234 Bailey, Harry Francis, farmer, Piako Rd., Gordonton. Hamilton. _ - _ . 408715 Bailey, John Powell, farmer, Huntly South. 396040 Bratton, Maxwell, fireman, Railw,;y Hut No.: 106, Frankton 237547 Baker, Arthur Norman, timber hand, Waitoanga, Ohura. Junction. 417733 Baker, Thomas Henry, dairy.farmer, Huntly. 424231 Brears, William Sydney, farm hand, Ongarue. ·· 397347 Baker, William, boilermaker-labourer, Huntly South, Huntly. 246009 Bremner, Hugh Douglas, farm labourer, Kopaki: 045910 Balcke, Norman, caretaker, William St., Huntly. 432453 Brennan, James, contractor, Kcipuku, via Pokeno: 290806 Barakat, Julia,n George Morad, butcher's assistant, Princes 283311 Brett, John Alfred Fenn, shop-assistant, 5 Thornton Rd., St., Ngaruawahia. Cambridge. I 293057 Barbaras, Nicholas, labourer, crtre of H. H. Lee, Te Kawa 099251 Bridson, Albert Edward, farm hand, Paterartgi R11ral St., Otorohanga. Delivery, Ohaupo. ' - · · ·-' · 4-29919 Barbour, Robert John, evaugelist, care ofS. Bishop, apiarist, 257982 Bridson, Ronald ,James, farmer, care of A. 'R:: Franklin, Te Kawa, King-country. Paterangi, Ohaupo. 242554 Barclay, George, g!'ocer's assistant, care of Mr. H. Addison, 424111 Brien, Cecil, farm labourer, care of E. S. Bleckley, Roto- Otorohanga. · ngaro, Huntly. · 207585 Barden, Frank, labourer, care of Commereial Hotel, Te 092030 Briggs, Henry, mirier, Renown Post-office, Huntly> Awamntu. 412835 Brightman, Leonard Victor, labourer, care of F. Thompson, 296,572 Barleyman, Leonard George, sheep-farmer, Otunui Rural Rural Delivery, Ohaupo. Delivery, Taumarunui. 403832 Broad, George, dairy-farmer, Waikcria Rural' Delivery, 246007 Barlow, Reginald James, farmer, Kopaki, King-country. Te Awamutu. 395744 Barlow, Willia.m Walla,ce, buttermaker, care of New Zealand 295426 Brockelsby, Charles Kempe, contractor,: Clare -~f Eth~irJ Co-operative Dairy Co., Otorohauga. Hotel, Hamilton. 285708 Barnett, Robert Rodofe, labourer, Aria, Te Kuiti, Waitomo 118672 Brocklehurst, Samuel, care of B. VV.'Bpeek, Otorohanga. County. 253589 Brocklesby, Joseph Edward, 9 Thackeray St., Hamilton.'· 289652 Barr, Geoffrey Alexander, farmer, care of A. C. Allen, 146201 Brook, Roy Albert, hardware trade employee, 19 Seddon Rd., Onewhero. Hamilton. · · · · ,-, · · · ·· 280761 Barr, Joseph, farmer, Glen Afton, via Htmtly. 280414 Brook, William Grcives Drew-, labourer, Waitaanga, .via 205205 Bashford, Graeme Rotorua, farm labourer, care of llfr. Ohura. ' E. McPherson, Kiwi Hills, Te K uiti. 421129 Brooks, Edward, fellmonger, 8 Tisdale St., Hamilton.. 285994 Bateman, Geoff., printer, Paterson St., Frankton Junction. 430670 Brophy, John Thomas,labourer, care ofD. Calvert;Awakiiio.: 280789 Bayer, Leonard Joseph, sawmiller, Oruaiwi 416879 Brown, Albert, labourer, care of Mr. I.. Beckett, ·Rotongaro, 122309 Bean, Robert Meiklejohn, school-teacher, 28 Selkirk St., Huntly. ' · ·' Hamilton. 433745 Brown, Charles Edward, carpenter, 26 Barton St;, Hamilton .. 294692 Bedford, Earl She,crd, porter, Commercial Hotel, Te 232606 Brown, Cyril Donald, porter, New Zealand 'Railways, .. l'l' Awamutu. ' Forest Lake Rd., Frankton Junction. 271242 Beets, Robert Gordon, srirfaceman, Turaki St., Taumarunui. 420351 Brown, David, farmer, Te Hoe Rural Delivery, Ohinewai, 262975 Begbie, Aruold Kenneth, share-milker, Taniwha Rural 108083 Brown, Edward David, motor mechanic, Princes St., Delivery, Te Kauwhata. Cambridge. · 238706 Bell, Harold Clifford, farm-hand, care ofF. Findsen, Mill Rd., 429134 Brown, Harry Alphonso, Te Mata. Kaipaki, Ohaupo. 108402 Brown, Harry William, farm hand, care of Mr. ,T. G. Butter­ 243366 Bell, Ronald Alexander Lionel, tablet porter, care of N. worth, Te Pore Rural Delivery, Te Awamutu, Graham, Manunui. 421829 Brown, John, miner, Glen Massey, via Ngaruawa;hia. 427.566 Bell, Ronald William, truck-driver, 86 Lake Rd., Frankton 37 5413 Brown, John Gladstone, dairy-company employee; 89 Peach tTunction. Grove Rd., Claudelands, Hamilton. 042911 Bent, Robert Jefcoate, farm hand, care of H. L. Jacobs, 280757 Brown, Lloyd George, coal-miner, Glen Massey. Private Bag, Ngaruawahia. 296077 Brown, Norman Arthur Francis, power-line · erector, 44 273459 Benton, Herbert Braclleigh, farm hand, Waerenga, Waikato. Galloway St., Hamilton. 205469 Benton, Raymond Oswald, farm hand, Te K,nva. 28086.5 Brown, Raymond Joseph Cornwall, apprentice mechanic, 418007 Bigham, ,James Pierpoint, Raglan. care of Mrs. Hoye, Hukanui Rd., Hamilton. 269331 Birket,t, James l\fax, exchange-clerk, Post-office, Taupiri. 268614 Brown, William Henry Charles, farm hand, care of Mr. E. L:: 403019 Bistell, Iden Churles, fireman, N.Z.R., East St., Rangaroa, Strawbridge, Kio Kio, Otorohanga. · Taumarunui. 112483 Brown, William Ward, clerk, 89 Peach Grove Rd., Claude-· 227095 .Black, James Arthur, buttermaker, 98 Norton Rd., lands, Hamilton. Hamilton. 273840 Brownlie, William, care of Post-office, Pnkemiro; 433237 Blackler, Owen Garland, care of Ruakura Anim,cl Research 266343 Bruce, Geoffrey Trevor, pig-farmer, Niho Niho, via Taurna­ Station, Private Bag, Hamilton. runui. 421828 Blair, Richard Hnia Hill, sawmill hand, Taringamotu, 399411 Bryant, William, farm worker, Pukekapia, Huntly. West Taupo. 257988 Buckland, Arthur Stewart, insurance agent, 14 Somerset·St., 092441 Blait', William George Russell, farm hand, Rangidri. Frankton Junction. 391711 Blake, l<!ric George, farmer, Ruawaro, Huntly Rural Delivery. 407413 Buckley, John Basil, dairy-farmer, Piako Rd., Gordonto.ti, , .. 404348 Blake, John, grinder, care ofl\fr. llfackrell; Ruawaro, Hunt.ly. 068148 Budd, Anthony Charles, clerk, Native Department, Te Kuiti:, 240935 Blowes, Harold Freeman, farmer, Paekaka Rd., Piopio. 235236 Budd, Edward Claude, bank clerk, care of Bank of Ne,v 421963 Rluck, Charles James, farmer, Soldiel''s Settlement Rd., South Wales, Cambridge. · Otorohanga. 406480 Bull, Cecil John, joiner, Hukanui Rd., Hamilton. 254467 Bo,ckes, Arthur Newman, farm hand, care of F. Discombe, 288647 Bull, Stanley Frederick, sheep-farmer, "Ardstrath," Te Lucerndale, Cambridge. Akau, Ngaruawahia. 419741 Body, Horace Alfred, farmer, Huntly West. 287195 Bull, William Frederick, cheesemaker, Hakanui Rd.1 267766 Bolton, Amos, farm hand, Puketaha, Hamilton. Claudelands. 237898 Ranney, Charles Patrick, slaughterman, care of Auckland 430198 Burgess, George Allen, trucker, Homestead, Glen Afton; Farmers' Freezing Co., Horotiu. Waikato. 205813 Booker, Mervyn Thomas, dairv-farmer, Te Kawa, Te 433063 Burman, George, driver, 75 Kent St., Frankton. Awamutu. • • 234364 Burr, Charles William, storelllan, 24 Marshall St., Hamilton, 415694 Bootten, William Ronald, factory hand, ?lfatangi Hostel, 405697 Buss, Herbert Stanley, labourer, Great South Rd., Tattpiri. Hamilton. 291983 Butcher, Raymond Keith, farm-manager, Piopio, Te Kuiti. 396929 Borek, R.ex, bushman, care of Boon's Mill, \Vaimiha. 411074 Cahir, James Gordon, carpenter's apprentice, 15 Wint,+ St., 419636 Boreham, Fran~is Benjamin, farm hand, care of W. E. Claudelands, Hamilton. Bourke, Matangi. 422887 Cairns, John, grocer, care of E. Alexander, Williams St., 378511 Bothwell, ,foseph Smith, milk-vendor, Ngawiro Dairy, Huntly. _ . Ohoupo Rd., Te Awamutu. 427720 Caldwell, Hugh McLean, printer, 32 Pembroke St., Hamilton.' 261543 Boucher, Edward James, dairy-farmer, Kaipaki, Ohaupo. 179454 Campbell, David, farm labourer, Waingaro. · · 268915 Bowering, Arthur John, farm hand, Anokaniti, Aria. 275244 Campbell, Donald, farm hand, care of L. F. Hinton, Enri\ka. 230071 Bowering, Ernest, barman, care of Hamilton Hotel, Hamil- 128637 Campbell, Hector, farm hand, Pokuru, via Te Kawa.' ,,_, " ton. 372955 Candish, Leslie Samuel, farm labourer, care of 'Nfi. J. llfain, 431843 Bowers, Raymond Albert, farm hand, care of Ken Kelland, Roto-o-rangi, Cambridge. · _· ' · · '' Taumcuunul. 421321 Capper, Norman Henry, miner, care ofW. Parkes, Rayuors 404294 Bowler, Arthur ,John, farm hand, care of Hamilton Post­ Rd., Huntly. _ ·_ ·,., '· ·: office, Hamilton. 263069 Capstick, Lewis Foster, crusherman, Huntly West. 285976 Bowyer, John Victor, truck-driver, 7 Hood St., Hamilton. 424417 Carmichael, Royal John; farm hancl, care of·G, ·na:vey, 232594 Boyce, Clive Beaumont, clerk, 21 Wilson St., Cambridge. Box 11, Ongarue, · -· ' .
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