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THE NEW ZEALAND· GAZETTE. [No 3034 THE NEW ZEALAND· GAZETTE. [No. 113 MILITARY AREA No. 6 (WANGANUI)-oontinwed: MILITARY AREA No. 6 (WANGANUI)-0011,;tinueil. 518750 Bland, Alphonso James, sheep-farmer, Okoia. 507014 Brown, William Henry, bookseller, 99 Marne St., Palmerston 534382 Blandford, Clarence Edric, boilermaker, 190 Featherston North. · St., Palmerston North. 555380 Browne, Donald Henry Vivian, painter, Matai St. · 634460 Blick, Desmond William, warehouse-assistant, 19 Argyle St. 565850 Browning, Leonard Andrew, school-teacher, Tokorangi 553277 Blincoe, Cyril Allan, commercial traveller, 10 Nikau St., School, Halcombe R.D. Palmerston North. 506777 Bruce, Robert Albert, tailor, 47 Savage Ores., Palmerston 500245 Bloomfield, Frederick Charles, lead-burner, 78 Boydfield St. North. 589122 Blows, Albert, farmer, Ashhurst R.D., Palmerston North. 555874 Br:ungar, Edgar, lorry-driver, Oakautere, Palmerston North. 549171 Boddy, Lance, farmer, Kopane R.D., Palmerston North. 635705 Brush, Joseph Charles, seaman, 31 Smithfield. Rd. 477568 Boesley, George Henry James, clerk, 102 Smithfield Rd. 551693 Bryant, William Herbert, dairy-farmer, Turakina South, 549586 Bond, William Alexander, teacher, Tokoniaru. Turakina. 473897 Bonner, Andrew, garage-proprietor, Cambridge St., Levin. 590721 Bryce, Howard Hugh, farmer, Feilding. 519918 Boobyer, Sidney John, road worker, 6 Gibson St., Aramoho. 486813 Bryce, Lindsay Douglas, farmer, Te Horo R.D. 602161 Booth, Rupert Roy, master painter, Bell St., Otaki. 634214 Buchanan, Archibald Campbell, farmer, Bainesse R.D. 502032 Borlase, Charles Wilson, carpenter, 18 Worcester St., 604574 Buchanan, Leslie Henry, advertiser, Waitarere. Palmerston North. · 530446 Buckley, Charles Thomas, blacksmith, 7 Puripuri St., 635209 Borrett, Frederick Alfred, clerk,131 Stanley Ave., Palmerston Taihape. North. 601399 Buckley, Frederick Charles, lorry-driver, Parsons St., 493121 Borrie, William Johnstone, fat-stock buyer, 38 West St., opposite Peat Park. Feilding. 562632 Buckley, Reginald Clarence, farm labourer, c/o Mr. J. 521519 Bosher, Arthur Edmund, dairy-farmer, Mangaweka. Wyley, Fordell. 554899 Bosher, William Albert, farmer, Papaki Rd., Taihape. 570895 Bu~kman, Ernest George, farmer, Umutoi R.D., Apiti. 521522 Boswell, Fred Gordon Risk, dairy-farmer, Tokomaru. 560551 Buckman, Harold Gordon, labourer, Poroutawhao, Levin. 605407 Bott, William Webster, real estate agent, 29 Toi St. 578110 Bull, Allan Russell, farm-manager, Hunterville. 593093 Bottcher, Percy Leonard, lorry-driver, Backs Line, Rongotea. 553612 Burgess, Henry Thomas, share-milker, Okuku Rd., Shannon. 534374 Bovey, William Henry, window-cleaner, 55PittSt., St. Johns. 582839 B(1:Fgess, Roy Maslen, wagon-:,mpply officer, 127 Railway Rd:, 602403 Bowater, Edward James, labourer, Sanson. Ohakune Junction. 534375 Bowater, Harold Henry, saddler, Duncan St., Raetihi. · 506467 Burgin, Eric W oollcom be, clerk in holy orders, The Vicarage, 566782 Bowater, Henry John, lorry-driver, Rur Rd., Taihape. Church Lane, Durie Hill. 609734 Bowater, Leslie Holben Stephen, grader-driver, Seabury 489040 Burkett, Francis Valentine, battery specialist, 375 Victoria Ave., Manawatu Heads. Ave. 587338 Bowden, Charles Frederick, motor :mechanic, 313 Rangi­ 579778 Burling, Arnold Harry Williams, mechanic, 29 Smithfield Rd. tikei St., Palmerston North. 504726 Burnett, Alfred Hamilton, farmer, No. 2 Line. 589164 Bowe, Francis Joseph, farm labourer, Bo;ic 28, Foxton. 612335 Burnett, Selwyn Arthur, share-milker, Post-office, Foxton. 589166 Bowen, Richard George, abattoir employee, Cornfoot St., 464329 Burr, Kenneth Ivan, company auditor, 29 Elmira Ave., Castlecliff. Palmerston North. 591622 Bowick, Cyril Francis, salesman, Marshall Rd., Hunterville. 518685 B~lrr, Vincent Paul, textile worker, Norbiton Rd., Foxton. 547576 Bowler, Herbert Henry Gladstone, electric linesman, 330 534112 Burrell, Percy, farmer, Parapara Rd. R.D. Broadway Ave., Palmerston North. 506432 Burston, Arthur Victor, butcher, 62 Tinirau St. 634851 Bowling, William, share-milker, Ohau. 472788 Burton, Charles Henry, truck-driver, 88 Keith st·. 485510 Bowman, James, police constable, Station: Rd., Marton. 598882 Burton, Laurence, veterinary surgeon, 44 Burns Ave., 561291 Bowness, Louis Edward, labourer, Rangiwahia. Palmerston North. 502737 Box, Charles Henry, schoolmaster, Minnie St., Shannon. 464945 Burtton, Bruce William Petty, clothier, 47 8elwyn Cres. 485504 Boyd, John Henry Collins, farm-manager, Ore Ore, Raetihi. 533490 Bush, Douglas William, farmer, Kairanga R.D., Palmerston 535036 Brabyn, Olliver Bertram, labourer, 15 Signal St., Marton. North. 501155 Brace, Roy Alfred, public accountant, 202 Park Rd., 550958 Bussell, William Walter, farmer, Spur Rd., R.D., Feilding. Palmerston North. · 579806 Butcher, Frederick David John, contractor, Foxton Beach. 555081 Bradley, Colin James, coal-merchant, 23 Moana St. 490415 Butters, Alexander Walton, factory foreman, 18 Boydfield St. 502564 Bradley, Leslie John, butcher, 600 Ferguson St., Palmerston 488120 Buxton, Ernest Laurence Fletcher, bacteriologist, 2 Collins North. St. 601639 Bradnock, Richmond Rae, labourer, Main Rd., Sanson. 521402 Byers, Alexander Steel, engine-driver (N.Z.R.), 153 Mataroa 550252 Branford, Francis William, farm-manager, c/o Polson Bros., Rd., Taihape. Fordell. 576468 Cains, Frank Minnis, labourer, 103 London St. 507270 Branney, Albert James, racecourse caretaker, Rata St., 635664 Cairncross, Leslie Norman, apprentice mechanic, 10 Harris Feilding. St., Marton. 521355 Brazier, Charles, carpenter, 276 Rangitikei St., Palmerston 500856 Calder, Alan Roy Maxwell, tinsmith-manager, 139 Russell North. St., Palmerston North. • 594084 Bremner, George Sutherland, contractor, 259 Ruahine St., 590886 Calder, Alexander Lee, lorry-driver, Shannon Rd., Foxton. Palmerston North. 460969 Calder, Robert Donald, labourer, 378 Botanical Rd., Palmer­ 567167 Brennand, John, electric linesman~ 29 Ross St., Marton. ston North. 549686 Brettargh, Searlwood Falconer, sheep-farmer, Seafield. 572844 Caldwell, Francis Harold, engineer, Slacks Rd., Palmerston 477654 Brickley, Cecil William Roy, farm-manager, Parapara Rd. North. 529164 Briggs, Charles Eardley, engineer, 31 Moerangi St., Palmer- 466625 •Callaghan, Ernest Edward, draper, 91 Nixon St. ston North. 590885 Callaghan, William Harry, labourer, 83 Lombard S.t., ·553145 Brimicombe, William, stockman, State Farm, Raetihi. Palmerston North. 589159 Bristol, William Thomas, retail butcher, 28 Sarjeant St. 477637 Callesen, Oscar, engine-driver (N.Z.R.), 26 Carlisle St., Milson, 484958 Broad, James Frederick W. L., theatre-manager, 99 Alm:a Palmerston North. Rd., Gonville. 485789 Calver, John Gardner, farmer, Sparrowcliff. 485752 Brock, Albert Henry, gardener, Mill Rd., Otaki, 500821 Cameron, Alexander, Louis, busbman, Kaha St., Rangataua. 624227 Brogden, Eric, carpenter and joiner, 14 Moa St., Taihape. 603717 Cameron, Arthur Duthie, farm hand, Afforestation Camp, 614185 Brook, Tom, wire worker, 5 Moore St., Palmerston North. Kaitoke. 464247 Brookes, Athol Charles, building overseer, c/o P.W.D., Civil 590883 Cameron, Herbert Duthie, builder, Weraroa Rd., Levin. Branch, Palmerston North. 498458 Cameron, Joseph Frank, company-manager, 13 Kawatiri 557481 Brookie, Milton, farmer, Parewanui, Bulls. Ave. 523987 Brookie, William Nelson, farmer, Parewanui, Bulls. 485758 Cameron, William Duthie, gardener, Parsons St. 560938 Brooks, Douglas Joseph, laundryman, Bamber St., Castle­ 532275 Cameron, William Scott, transport-proprietor; 5 Ross St., cliff. Marton. 507369 Brooky, Patrick Francis, storeman, Mataroa. 609696 Campbell, Alexander Shiell, driver, 18 Hunia St., Marton. 485718 Brougham, Darcy Raymond, jeweller, 88 Shamrock St., 532286 Campbell, Colin Hunter, farm labourer, No. 1 Line. Palmerston North. 530372 Campion, Desmond Francis Neville, farmer, Okirae, Fordell. 4 73261 Broughton, Kenneth Vernon, dentist, 44 Boydfield St. 506536 Candish, Alfred John Webb, Butcher, 28 Boyclfield St. 527756 Broughton, Leslie Robert, electrical linesman, 36 Morris St., 635212 Candish, Allan Alfred, clerk, c/o Mr. C.R. Currie, Hautapu Palmerston North. · - St., Taihape. 585832 Brown, Alfred John Tyrell, truck-driver, 16 Oxford St., 607327 Candish, Arthur Gursum, contractor, No. 1 Line R.D• Marton. 628438 Carey, William, hotelkeeper, Cafe de Paris Hotel, Palmerston 568931 Brown, Charlie Henry William, dairy-farmer, Makerua, North. Shannon. 476490 Carline, George Thompson, clerk, 8 Park Place. 527878 Brown, Duncan McAlpine, pastrycook, 3 Central Ave. 528064 Carmichael, Arthur William, surfaceman; A382 Princess St., 562648 Brown, Eion Stuart, contractor, 11 Brightwater Tee., · Marton Junction. Palmerston North. · 506981 Carmichael, Frederick, second machinist, 56 Lombard St., 555355 Brown, Herbert, farmer, Rewa. Palmerston North. 471084 Brown, Hugh Gladstone, clerk (N.Z.R.), 41 Helmore St. 570132 Carr, William Stewart, farmer, Ruahine, Rangiwahia. 599518 Brown, James, railway employee, Turakina. 518763 Carrick, John William, labourer, Lincoln Rd. 479143 Brown, James Alexander, signalman (N.Z.R.), 33 Willi1:1 602874 Carroll, Peter Joseph, motor-driver, 32 Wilson St. St., Palmerston North. 480901 Carson, Cyril Edward, farmer, York Farm, Marton. 526431 Brown, James Robert, share-milker, Main Rd., Tokoman;i. 460072 Carter, Vivian Alfred, farmer, Rangiotu. 552491 Brown, Lawrence Flowerdew, farmer, Main Rd., Waikanae. 471239 Carver, Henry George, schoolmaster, Collegiate School. 635221 Brown, Thomas Raymond, farm hand; Mangatiti R.])., 540295 Caseley, Edward Fitzroy, dairy-farmer, Brunswick R.D. Raetihi. 487761 Cathro, Leslie, labourer, Devon Rd., Springvale. .
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