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The New Zealand Gazette. 2287 SEPT. 15.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2287 MILITARY AREA No. 6 (WANGANUI)-contmued. MILITARY AREA No. 6 (WANGANUI)-contmued. 460492 Rickard, Ian Keith, insurance inspector, 21 Miro St., Pal- 587921 Saulbrey, Thomas Henry Nelson, dairy-farmer, Queen St., merston North. Levin. 539578 Riddell, Clinton Lesmore, lorry-driver, 25 Russell St., Marton. 596400 Schischka, Edward Francis, kitchenhand, Kitchen Staff, 567364 Riley, Arthur Stanley, labourer (N.Z.R.), 13 Alma Rd. Chateau; National Park. 539309 Ritchfield, Donald Henry, sheep-farmer, Pukekaha Rd., 574913 Schlierike, William Fred, timber machinist, 22 Haydon St., Raetihi. Terrace End, Palmerston North. • 480452 Rivers, Hector William George, labourer (N.Z.R.), 61 Duncan 587572 Schmidt, Leonard Eric, farmer, Apiti. St. 545837 Scott, Albert Ashley, labourer, 62 North Rd., Feilding. 483495 Roache, John Patrick, flax and textile worker, 36 Coley St., 545824 Scott, Edward Alex.1nder Wynne, clerk, 19 Nelson St., Foxton. Feilding. 545728 Robbie, Raymond Allen, schoolmaster, 20 South St., Pal­ 480363 Scott, Francis George, dental surgeon, 1 Massey St., Palmers­ merston North. ton North. 538364 Roberts, Richard Thomas George, linesman, Vogel St., 485654 Scott, Gordon Stuart, company-manager, Waita.ko St., Shannon. Manakau. 587723 Roberts, Robert Hugh, farmer, Utuwai Rural Delivery, 545806 Scott, John Fraser, farmer, Mangaeturoa Rd., Raetihi. Ashhurst. 600820 Scott, John Walter Donald, shop-assistant, 213 Ferguson St., 480818 Robertson, Keith Edward Donald, minister of the gospel, Palmerston North. 45 Argyle Ave., Palmerston North. 524521 Scott, Thomas Logan, farm hand, Tangimoana Rural 583992 Robertson, Louis David Roneyman, machinist, 268 Albert Delivery. St., Palmerston North. 566712 Searancke, Harold Francis, farm hand, Stanway, Halcombe. 522079 Robinson, Cecil James, labourer, 11 Colombo St., Palmerston 540637 Searle, John George Colin, farmer, Utuwai, Ashhurst R.ual North. Delivery. 630907 Robinson, Charles Francis, draper's assistant, Robinson St., 592742 Searle, Mervin Stanley, farmer, Utuwai Rural Delivery, Foxton. Ashhurst. 563756 Robinson, Edward Jonas, timekeeper, Moutoa, via Shannon. 570843 Secord, Herbert Edward, cabinetmaker, 40 Tanguru St. 550022 Robinson, Jack, noxious-weeds inspector, 4 Mataroa Rd., 541253 Seifert, Neil, electric welder, 23 Weston Ave., Palmerston Taihape. North. 527652 Robinson, William Findlay Leslie, hairdresser, lll Linton 524762 Sergent, Jesse William, electroplater, care of Store, Oroua St., Palmerston North. Downs, Palmerston North. 630585 Robson, Donald Malcolm, junior clerk, 1 Derby St., Feilding, 487879 Sewell, Robert Ian, public accountant, ll 7 Liverpool St. 536437 Rocke, William Frank Angus, clerk, 18 Tregenna St., 574903 Sexton, Lancelot Arthur, dairy-farmer, Foxton. Castlecliff. 589777 Seymour, Jack. Hillas, machinist, 34 Aroha St., Palmerston 481741 Rockel, Andrew Thomas, linesman, Public Works Sub­ North.. station, Private Bag. 543915 Shailer, Albert George Frederick, labourer, 17 Avenue Rd., 536438 Roddy, James Charles Hamilton, signal erector (N.Z.R.), Foxton. , 10 Barrack St., Aramoho. 589781 Shailer, Leslie Charles, farm-manager, Kopane Rural 480884 Rodgers, Thomas Michael Noel, barrister and solicitor, Delivery, Palmerston North. 18 Rangitane St., Palmerston North. 543922 Shalders, Thomas Arthur, dairy-farmer, Rural Delivery,· 497244 Rolston, Ernest Fredrick, dairy-farmer, Ohau. Makino Rd., Feilding. 575805 Rombach, Frederick Joseph Lloyd, farmer, Almadale, 491740 Shaw, Cecil Thomas, carpenter, 27 Manson St., Palmerston Feilding. North. 607797 Ronberg, Enoch, clerk, care of State Fire Insurance Office, 594973 Shearman, Douglas Walter, labourer, Rongotea. P.O. Box 171, Palmerston North. 491732 Sheaves, Seddon Arthur, travelling representative, 31 Grey 513828 Rooks, Walter William, storeman, 684 Boundary Rd., St. Palmerston North. 482424 Shelton, Norman Leslie, company-manager, ll Signal St., 599570 Rooney, Thomas James, agricultural contractor, 14 Geisons Marton~ Rd., Feilding. 592640 Shepherd, James, lorry-driver, Criterion St., Bulls. 563527 Rose, Cyril Norman, storekeeper, Rangiotu. 582507 Sheridan, John, waterside worker, 90 Wilson St. 497499 Rosenbrook, Albert Louis, storeman, Stoney Creek Rd., 549380 Short, Douglas Gordon, farmer, Heatherlea, Levin. Bunnythorpe. 599904 Short, Ernest William, shepherd, Turakina. 630586 Ross, James Watt (jun.), cleaner, 41 Wicksteed St. 588475 Short, Vernon Bruce, farmer, Cunninghams Rural Delivery, 63ll54 Ross, William John, factory hand, Jenks St., Foxton. Feilding. 5ll324 Rosser, Thomas, storeman, 23 Koromiko Rd. 593851 Shrimpton, Ramsay, wool-classer, 10 Camden St., Feilding. 581466 Rothery, Anthony, farmer, Brandon Hall Rd., Bulls. 578317 Siddle, Eric, farmer, Koeke Rural Delivery, Taihape. 630445 Rowe, Nicholas Edward clerk, care of E. N. Rowe, Kopani 580659 Siemonek, Lawrence Martin, general labourer, 18 Riverbank, Rural Delivery, Palmerston North. Gonville. 511546 Rowe, Thomas Morrell Buchanan, farmer, Taipo Rd., 534040 Silbery, Davie Fletcher, farm employee, care of Mr. Nae, Rongotea. Halcombe. 597802 Rowse, Frederick Edward, farm hand, care of Mr. J. B. 483393 Silvester, Henry Eric, motor mechanic, 129 Savage Cres., McKnight, Ohingaiti. Palmerston North. 567394 Ruscoe, David Owen, surfaceman (N.Z.R.), 172 Bell St. 578098 Simcox, John Arthur, timber elerk, 26 Station Rd., Marton. 530287 Rush, Alphonsus John, storeman, 61 Liverpool St. 63ll51 Simonson, Basil Oliver, shop-assistant, 38 Seddon St. 482904 Rush, Ambrose Charles Joseph, police constable, Police­ 587861 Simpson, Alfred Cleuely Millichamp, plumber, 166 Ruahine station, National Park. St., Palmerston North. 552479 Rush, Joseph Carlton, handyman (P.W.D.), Ayr St., 533014 Simpson, Arthur Neil, bushman, care of Post-office, Erua. Ohakune. 532315 Simpson, Arthur Oliver, farmer, Waiata, Colyton, Feilding. 483083 Rush, Kenneth Richard, compositor, 63 Church St., Palmers- 462818 Simpson, Ernest Joseph, billiard-marker, 69 Union St., ton North. ' Foxton. 630444 Rush, Richard James, grocer's assistant, 10 Taonui St., 487995 Simpson, George Henry, stoker, 30 Church St., Fei!ding. Palmerston North. 526491 Simpson, Norman Symon, Diesel serviceman, 22 Summer­ 628614 Russell, Arthur Percy, draughting cadet, 4 Rainforth St., hayes St., Palmerston North. Palmerston North. 580980 Simpson, Robert Rollinson, baker, 21 Pascal St., Palmerston 598450 Russell, Hugh William Clive, N.Z.R. employee, 91 Campbell North. St., Palmerston North. 526486 Sinclair, Angus McDonald, dairy-farmer, Kimbolton Rd., 464510 Russell, Wyvern Jack, retajl mercer, Haggit St., Feilding. Feilding. 545915 Ryburn, Norman Stewart, bank official, 49 Cains Ave. 619950 Singh Munshi Ram, labourer, Fordell. 628615 Ryder, Joseph Malley, farm worker, Tiro Tiro Rd., Levin. 541750 Singleton, Charles Joshua, carpenter, Mangaore, Shannon. 524313 Rzepecky, Adolphus "\Valter, driver, Racecourse Rd., Otaki. 497798 Singleton, James Bertram Wyatt, engineer, 33 Toro St. 540609 Sadd, Leo Cyril, dental mechanic, 192 ]ferguson St., Palmers- .027571 Sinkinson, Sydney, freezing-works hand, 36 Derby St., ton North. Feilding. 544427 Sainsbury, Howa.rd Ernest, farmer, Kiwitea, Feilding. 528398 Slack, John Hervey Upton, farm13r, Rural Delivery, Bunny­ 595071 Sanders, Leonard Josep, scale expert, 3 Nixon St., thorpe. 479545 Sanders, Ronald Roy, barman, 7 Signal St., Marton. 494599 Slessor, Hugh Andrew Paul, lorry-driver, care of P.O. Box 4, 519532 Sanders, Thomas Roy, commercial traveller, 102 Bell St. Rata. 479549 Sandford, Herbert Douglas, carpenter, BalJance St., Raetihi. 592811 Slocombe, Stanley, school-teacher, 312 Ruahine St., Palmers­ 692736 Sang, Harry Gordon, metal~workers' assistant, 2 Alwyn ton North. Flats, Castlecliff. 574750 Small, Seymour George Richard, grocery retailer, Clyde St., 511251 Sanson, Alfred Melville, lorry-driver, Himitangi, Foxton. Foxton. 630140 Sanson, Malcolm Leslie, farm hand, Stanway, Halcombe 569598 Small, Stanley Richard Phipps, butcher, Stuckey St., Levin. Rural Delivery. 537487 Smith, Alexander Stoton, labourer, 67 Niblett St. 544880 Sanson, Phillip Frederic, labourer, 19 Karaka St., Tur3.kina. 608545 Smith, Alfred Charles, groc~r, Cheltenham, Feilding. 489029 Sanson, Sydney Roy, lorry--driver, Hammond St., Bulls. 475582 Smith, Charles Wilfred, electrical inspector, 22 Ake Ake Ave., 629255 Santini, Messia, fishmonger,. care of C. Spiro, 42 Ferguson Palmerston North. St., Feilding. 526892 Smith, Colin Campbell, carpenter~ Central Private Hotel, 539502 Satherley, Eric Lionel, dairy-farmer, Fitzherbert West Rural Feilding. Delivery, Palmerston North. 465876 Smith, Ernest 'filliam, exchange clerk, Riverbank Rd., 543948 Satherley, Frank William, farmer, Valley Rd., Raetihi. Otaki. .
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