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.JUNE 24.] TR:E NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1737 MILITARY AREA No. 6 (WANGANUI)-continued. MILITARY AREA No. 6 (WANGANUI)-contitwed. 460471 Prout, John William, clerk, 18 Matipo St., Palmerston North. 626355 Rose, Royce Clements, labourer, Rangataua. 589628 Puddle, Eric George, cordial-manufacturer, 35 Liverpool St. 460688 Rose, Thomas Edward, bank officer, 109 Featherston St., 590641 Puklowski, Clarence Roy, farmer, Whakarongo. Palmerston North. 514840 Purvis, Thomas Dalway, company secretary, care of P.O. 599571 Ross, Roy Douglas, farmer, 553 Main St., Palmerston North. Box 3, Raurimu, Main Trunk Line. 550142 Rosser, Cecil, factory-manager, 65 Albert St., Palmerston 479517 Quartley, Sydney Lamont, dairy-farmer, Fitzherbert West, North. Rural Delivery, Palmerston North. 626982 Rosson, Robert, farm hand, care of E. F ..Patchett, Foxton. 590688 Quigan, Patrick Joseph, labourer, 60 Savage Cres., Palmers­ 482105 Rothery, Raymond James, barman, 279 Somme Pde. ton North. 533119 Rowe, Bernard Charles James, dairy-farmer, Rongotea. 463937 Quin, Francis Xavier, police detective, 40 Pascal St., 460690 Rowe, Cyril Edwin, lorry-driver, Piriaka. Palmerston North. 542130 Rowe, Donald Buchanan, farmer, Kopane Rural Delivery, 529796 Quinn, Henry William Leonard, grocer, 322 Ruahine St., Palmerston North. Palmerston North. 466484 Rowse, Harold William, compositor, 95 Marne St-reet 590234 Quinn, Noel Thomas, upholsterer, 70 J ellicoe St. Extension, Palmerston North. 580356 Rabbits, Norman, bricklayer, McKenzies Rd., Milson, 473158 Royal, William Alan, motion-picture projectionist, Kent St., Palmerston North. Levin. 475651 Raine, Thomas, bank officer, Rangatira Rd., Hunterville. 549942 Roydhouse, n-Ialcolm, labourer, 14 Savage Ores., Palmerston 625746 Ram, Tulsi, labourer, care of P.A. Chapman, Turakina. North. 595910 Ramsbottom, Huon, grader-driver, Pokaka, Main Trunk 524335 Rush, Clarence Parker, farm-manager, care ofW'. J. Complin, Line. Rewa. 461977 Rankin, Arthur Richard Frederick, civil servant, 11 Park Rd., 496063 Rush, Harold Cashmel Anthony, storeman-driver, 280 Albert Palmerston North. St., Palmerston North. 540422 Rankin, Clifton Williams, labourer, Aorangi, Feilding. 524333 Rush, Horace Clifford, accountant, 23 Phoenix Ave., 529307 Rauzi, Lennox Hawdon, farmer, Rural Delivery, Aokautcre, Palmerston North. Palmerston North. 483083 Rush, Kenneth Richard, compositor, 63 Church St., 586252 Read, Reginald William, painter, 10 Union St., Foxton. Palmerston North. 491991 Readman, Kenneth Hector, clerk, 9 Fergusson St. 552480 Rush, Norman Augustine, council foreman, 2 Thrush St., 516739 Redmayne, Philip George, sheep-farmer, "Tirokiwa," Taihape. Mount Biggs Rd., Feilding. 600727 Rush, Philip Francis, labourer, 74 Harrison St. 625742 Rees, Ronald Raymond, company director, 48 Florence Ave., 628259 Russell, Raymond David, exchange clerk (P. & T. Dept.), Palmerston North. Ohingaiti. 522119 Reilly, Richard Charles Arthur, painter, Holben Pde., 545891 Russell, Roy, bushman. 493 Ferguson St., Palmerston North. Manawatu Heads. 546725 Russell, William Henry, slaughterman, South St., Feilding. 479397 Rennie, Maurice Merle, clerk (N.Z.R.), 35 Havill St., Palmer­ 545884 Rutherford, Percy Clifford, farmer, Dixon's Line, Bunny- ston North. thorpe. 466659 Renz, Ernest George, service-station proprietor, 7 Maketu St. 594334 Rutland, William Stanley, share-milker, Kimbolton. 528846 Reynolds, Bertram Alfred, bacteriologist, 42 Milverton Ave., 483277 Ryan, Guy William Eric, accountant, 4 Kaka Rd., Taihape. " Palmerston North. 610433 Ryan, Patrick, slaughterman, Beach Rd., Levin. 543994 Reynolds, Melville George, baker, 109 Ingestre St. 541889 Ryder, Norman Walter, farmer,. Tiro Tiro Rd., Levin. 522962 Reynolds, Thomas, carpenter, 16 Colombo St., Palmerston 626351 Ryland, Noel Henry, freezing worker, Mostown Rd., St. North. Johus. 522150 Rhodes, Ian Clive, farmer, Rata. 4664 72 Baggers, Charles William, electrical draughtsman, 96 Marne 586263 Rice, James Arthur, farmer, Ruakawa Rd., Ashhurst. St., Palmerston North. 545363 Rice, Peter Albert, labourer, 320 Albert St., Palmerston 524570 Sanson, Garnett, farm labourer, Glen Oroua Rural Delivery. North. 592740 Satherley, Clarence Henry, farmer, Rangitane Rd., Makerua, 512935 Richards, Thomas Burns, joiner, 4 Lombard St., Palmerston Shannon. North. 598864 Saunders, Thomas Richard, farmer, Box 8, Glen Oroua. 549303 Richards, William Francis, carpenter, 91 Russell St., 626382 Saunders, William George, plumber, 160 Kimbolton Rd., Palmerston North. Feilding. 528914 Richdale, Rommey Jack, market-gardener, Kaimatira Rd. 520097 Saville, Clifford, flax worker, Frances St., Foxton. 546942 Rickard, Allan Edward, labourer, Waikanae. 529200 Sawyer, Albert Edward, cheesemaker, Dairy Factory, Massey 595663 Rickard, Eric Charles Corinthic, dairy-farmer, Kopane Rural College, Palmerston North. Delivery, Palmerston North. 543907 Saywell, Lionel Miles, clerk, 23 Ross St., Marton. 585141 Riddle, Harvey Colin Campbell, labourer, 64 Derby St., 480713 Scally, John Joseph, general mill hand, Rangatira Rd., Feilding. Hunterville. 472395 Ridley, William Lawson, employee (N.Z.R.), Plimmer Tee., 595012 Schmidt, Herbert Henry, farmer, Apiti. Shannon. 627806 Schulz, George Victor, farm hand, care of Mr. W. E. Kilsby, 523030 Riley, Ashton John, farmer, Kopane Rural Delivery, Koputaroa. Palmerston North. 523604 Schwarz, Walter August, tractor-driver, care of 0. Bergen, 549767 Ritchie, Alexander Craig, commercial traveller, 24 Titoki St., Marton. Palmerston North. 543782 Scott, John Angus, shepherd, care of Post-office, Pohangina, 464398 Ritter, Carl, farm hand, care of Mr. A. L. Wheeler, Leeds. via Ashhurst. town, Marton. 460873 Scott, Tereone David, dairy-farmer, Rangiotu. 539287 Robb, John Robertson, motor-body builder, 79 Waldegrave 626349 Scott, William Trevor, clerk, 80 Ingestre St, St., Palmerston North. 628092 Seeling, Arthur, clerk, 185 Heads Rd. 521477 Robbie, Rupert James Arthur, sheep-farmer, Victoria St., 523195 Sewell, Tom, cooper, 39 Selwyn Cres. Levin. 560194 Shailer, Clarence George Henry, labourer, Coley St., Foxton. 539284 Robert, John Walter, farm-manager, Whitmore Rd., Linton. 515960 Sharp, Cyril Matthias Wilder, plumber, Domain Rd., Otaki. 585091 Roberts, Allan Duncan, dairy-farmer, Kopane Rural 543688 Shaw, Graham, farm-manager, Ore Ore, Raetihi. Delivery, Palmerston North. 543783 Shaw, Kendrick Muir, tramway motorman, 13 Sarjent St. · 522258 Robertson, John Philip, sheep-farmer, Aokautere Rural 627331 Shearer, Reginald James, motor mechanic, Riverbank Rd., Delivery, Palmerston North. Otaki. 546996 Robertson, Leslie James, assistant dairyman, care of the 472846 Sheerin, Harry, butcher, 45 Manson St., Palmerston North. Dairy, Massey College, Palmerston North. 482419 Shepherd, George, sawmill hand, Bridge St., Bulls. 563790 Robinson, Charles Reginal Cyril, power-board employee, 626380 Sherman, Warren George, butcher, Fitzherbert A".:e. 113 Roy St., Palmerston North. 549393 Sherrock, Lewis Henry, factory foreman, Egmont Box Co., 461397 Robinson, Keith Sydney, company-manager, 39 Smithfield Ltd., National Park. Rd. 529514 Sherwood, Leslie Stewart Albert Charles, railway porter, 563767 Robinson, Kenneth Arnold, methodist minister, Halcombe. Plimmer Tee., Shannon. 600613 :Rqbinson, Walter· Owen, motor mechanic, 34 Mataroa Rd., 423571 •E>J;,.ields, Rolph James, farmer, Tokomaru, Palmerstoµ NoP,tJ,. Taihape. · · ·· · · · 528115 Shingleton, John, carpenter, 87 Jellic.oe St. 603187 Robinson, William Henry Alexander, fireman, 91 Cook St., 482335 Shortall, James Dennis, farm hand, Spur Road Rural Palmerston North. Delivery, Feilding. 580893 Robson, Harry, printer, 10 Coley St., Foxton. 626991 Sievert, John Gregory, plate-metal worker, 17 College St., 595743 Rockhouse, George Oscar, baker, Burn St., Ohakune. Palmerston North. 461379 Roddick, William Wallace, detective, 9 Elizabeth St., 627809 Silk, Richard Alan, labourer, 42 Harrison St. Palmerston North. 494567 Sime, James Sinclair, bookbinder, 32 St. John's Ave., Pal­ 480851 Rogers, Barnard Max, tablet porter (N.Z.R.), care of Rail­ merston North. ways, Karioi. 545858 Simes, John Henry, electrician, Queen St., Raetihi. 541294 Rogers, Edward George, garage-proprietor, Owhango. 628196 Simmons, Douglas Noel,. apprentice painter, care of A. P. 597832 Rogers, George Henry, buttermaker, care of Kuku-Manakau Barnett, Oxford St., Levin. Dairy Co., Ohau, Levin. 550816 Simmons, John William, transport driver, 35 Somme Pde. 465136 Rogers, Robert Redmond, master butcher, Springvale Rd. 566721 Simpson, John Duncan, farm-manager, Heaton Park, Marton. 545960 Rolfe, Fred. Cyril, cheesemaker, Mangaone Rd., Te Horo. 541768 Simpson, Norman, labourer, Oroua Downs, Foxton. 532862 Romley, William Roy, sheep-farmer, P.O. Box 6, Ashhurst. 601570 Sims, Walter Frederick, motor mechanic, 38 South St., 627542 Rook, Stanley Herbert, driver, 25 Bell St. Feilding. 481934 Rose, Charles Arthur, milk-vendor, care of Levin Milk 514239 Sisley, Francis Gordon, machine operator, Gough, Gough, Supply, Winchester St., Levin. and Hamer, Palmerston North. .
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