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THE · NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE .. [No THE · NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE .. [No. 99 MILITARY AREA No. 12 (INVERCARGILL)-continiued. MILITARY AREA No. 12 (INVERCARGILL)-continuetl. 525770 .Johnstone, Dugald Livingstone, motor mechanic, Ferry 585649 Leckie, .James George, s<:hool-teacher, Southland St., Wyndham. S Education Board, Colac Bay. 559725 J'ohnstone, Gilbert Carswell, slaughterman, Albion t., 546456 Lee, Aubry Douglas, shephe:d, Waikaia.. Mataura. 527815 Lee Reginald Francis, rabbiter, Orepuki. 633264 .Jones Creamer, labourer, 94 Mary St. 470410 Le~in, Claude Charles, µairdresser, 179 E~k St. 481901 Jones: Eric .John, labourer, .James St., Balclutha. 585295 Lennon Thomas .James, labourer, Orepuki. 526546 .Jones Frederick Charles, bacon-curer, 99 .Janet St. 460279 Leslie, Alan Petrie, orchardist, Ettrick, Otago. 587507 Jones: Leslie Francis Herbert, fruiterer, Manor St., 509192 Leslie .James, farmer, Otekura R.D., Balclutha. Milton. 531572 Lewis' .John Carson, railway ganger, Milburn. 633043 .Jones, Richard Ellis, farm labourer, Beach St., Queens­ 582995 Linds~y David, farmer, Section 3, Glencoe R.D. town. 548438 Lindsay; Rodger Tennant,. farn:er, Wright's Bush R.D. 587517 .Jones, Robert, farmer, Queenstown R.D .. 586093 Lines Harry George, engme-driver, 276 Elles Rd. 563076 .Jordan, Alick Raymond; gas-meter repairer, 11 Morell 579186 Linw~od, Redmond Stanley, farmer, Section 4, Otara St. R.D. I • Dk 633906 Ka:rie, Robert Valintine, dairy-factory hand, 119 538655 Littlejohn, Roy Alexander, branch-manager, 129 u e Princes St. I St. 572079 Keach, Walter Vivian, building contractor, Mary St., 633803 Livingston, Chrystal Hayes, farm hand, Section 5, Winton. Titiroa Invercargill-Otara R.D. 631644 Kean, Christopher, farm labourer, Winton, Heddon 538656 Livingsto~e Charles Alvin, foreman gardener, c/o Bush R.D. D. Came:on, Box 28, Section 7, Invercargill-Glencoe 632442 Kean, Verdon, mechanic, P.O. Box 88, Balclutha. R.D. 592424 Kearney, .James, farmer, Brydone. 548462 Livingstone, Ewen, carpenter, Balclutha. 501235 Keast, .James Lawson, farmer; Secti~n 3,. Glencoe R.D. 588106 Lloyd, Stanley Edwin, contractor, _Clinton. 569463 Keelty, William, caster, c/o McSkimmmg and Son, 538666 Lloyd, William Thomas, miner, Nightcaps. Ltd., Benhar. 586661 Lockett, Thomas Anthony, labomer, c/o Mr. A. 498116 Keen, Gilbert .Joseph Beck, farmer, Dunearn, Wmton . Barrett, Waipango R.D'., Riverton. R.~ " 513583 Lockhart, Rennie Gray, farmer, Clarksville, Milton. 491506 Keen, Henry George, fireman (N.Z.R.), c/o Railway, 483356 Logan, .James Douglas, farmer, Kelso: . Clinton. 501744 Logie, William, cheesemaker, c/o Fairfield Dairy Co., 569474 Keen, William Alfred, farm hand, Owaka. Patea, Owaka. 594782 Kelly Andrew Lawrence, stonemason, 15 Hardy St. 580380 Long, Alexander Fredrick Stephen, gold-miner, 472755 Kelly: Edward, draper, 43 Catherine St. Nokomai, Southland. 592417 Kelly, Edward .Joseph, butcher, 112 Broughton St., 633524 Longshaw, David Horace Fife, trucker, c/o Mr. Gore. Barnfield, Nightcaps. 472517 Kelly, George .James, barrister and solicitor, Bal­ 515787 Low, Atholston Frederick George, french-polisher, 73 clutha. Baird St. 537659 Kelly Thomas Mulvey, farmer, Knapdale R.D., Gore. 468615 Low, Douglas Walker, mail contractor, 28 William 536185 Kenn~rd, Frederick .John, blacksmith; Chaucer St., St., Gore. Milton. 584744 Lowery .John Alexander, farmer, R.D., Waitahuna. 633266 Kennard, Thomas .James, mechanic's apprentice, 261 502993 Ludlow: Charles Frederick, postman, 101 Robertso11: St. Bowmont St. 547370 Lyall, Leslie Robert, plumber, 25 Charles St., Colling- 534031 Kennedy, .John Leith, service-car driver, Lumsden. wood. 490571 Kennedy, Thomas Edwin, labourer, 31 Ayr St: 542807 Lyall, Thomas Charles, carpenter, Kennington. 572182 Kennedy, William .John, slaughterman, Carlisle St., 599310 Lyons, Daniel Patrick, farmer, Balfour. Lawrence. 609665 McAlister, .J ohln, electrician, King St., Otautau. 572183 Kennedy, William Roland, farmer, Fortification, P.B. 571243 McAnelly, .James, joiner, Lorn St., Richmond Grove. 570381 Kenrick, Foster, farmer, Thornbury. 5133·32 McAra, Charles Alexander Lamont,' sawmill worker, 633119 Keogh, Denis Peter, weaver, Spenser St., Milton. Happy Valley, Southland. 501238 Keown, .James Thomas, farm-manager, Kapuka. 603280 McAra, .John Charles Duke, paper-mills employee, 565722 Kerr, Clifford Lyal, farmer, Dipto~ Kana St., Mataura. 487521 Kerr, William .John, mechanic, George St., Otautau. 542062 McCaffrey, Arthur Stuart, shunter, .James St., Balclutha. 596511 Kerse, .John Leslie, farmer, Popotunoa R.D., Clinton. 542063 McCallum, Adam Linn, sl;mghterman, Awarua Plains. 572272 Kershaw, Kenneth Alfred, hairdresser, 6 Fairfield St., · Gore. 580016 McCallum, Archibald, motor engineer, 78 Bourke St. 500200 McCallum Archibald Peter, plumber, 91 Mitchell St. 532181 Kilkelly, .John Thomas, sawmill employee, Tuatapere. 500201 McCallum: Douglas, farmer, Wairio, Southland. 570B70 Kinaston, .John Thomas, farm labourer, Roxburgh. 632903 McCallum, Duncan, farm labourer, Section 2, Inver­ 583608 King, Edward Clarence, forestry employee, 75 Yarrow cargill-Otahuti R.D., Lochiel. St. 570341 King, Eric Alexander, farmer, Stony Creek, Balclutha. 632411 McCallum, Kenneth Clement, machinist, c/o Post-office, 633527 King, Stanley Louis, 128 Horn St. Gorge Rd. 515233 McCann, .James Charles, machinist, Lindsay and 477927 Kirby, Edwin Douglas, clerk, Wolsley St., Gore. Dixon, Drummond Post-office, Southland. 63304 7 Kirk, Raymond .John ·Robert, grocer's assistant, Mary St., Otautau. 542354 McCarthy, Lawrence Patrick, waterside worker, Walker 613077 Kirk, William, farmer, Scotts Gap, Otautau R.D. St., Bluff. 478523 Kirkpatrick, Hugh, pharmacy-manager, 11 Anzac St., 542351 Mccaughan, Robert Archibald, farmer, Section 4, Gore. Glencoe R.D. 490094 Kitto, Charles Frederick, labourer, Arrowtown. 541795 McCleery, Walker, plumber, 193 Ritchie St. 571381 Kitto, Harold .Joseph, window-cleaner, c/o Linen-fla){. 572789 McClelland, .James, labomer, Otatara. Mills, Clydevale. 506897 McClintock, Albert David Lister, poultry-farmer, 493132 Knight, Alexander George, lorry-driver, 97 Don St. Rivers dale. · 577183 Knowler, Henry Charles, farmer, Te Wae Wae, Tua­ 576544 McClymont, Athol Douglas Schmidt, chemist, Main tapere, Riverton R.D. St., Tuatapere. · · 478707 Knowles, William Walter, traveller, 20 Halton St., 603361 McColl, Hugh Arthur, A.A. patrol officer, 3 High Gore. St., Gore. 529737 Knox, .John Ernest, lorry-driver, 24 Thomas St., Gore. 610440 McCombe, William Frederick, sawmiller, Maclennan. 595675 Kubala, Edward, farmer, Croydon Bush, Gore. 552294 McCorkindale, Alexander Robert, farmer, Nightcaps. 470225 Ladbrook, Charles Henry, waterside worker, 106 617079 McCormack, Leonard, butcher, 100 McMaster St. Bann St., Bluff. 599365 McCredie, Ronald Wright, farmer, Pukeawa R.D., 560689 Laidlaw, Andrew, garage-proprietor, Nightcaps. Balclutha. 498245 Lake, William Thomas, labourer, North Makarewa. 542024 McCrostie, Eric Bruce, farmer, P.O. Box 12, Kai- 580149 Laker, Alfred .John, freezing-works employee, 135 , tangata. Banow St., Bluff. 580775 McCrystall, Onslow Harold, sawmill hand, Fortification 560675 Lamb, George Russell, farmer, Waiwera South. Sawmill, Waimahaka. 460248 Lang, William Keith, sheep-farmer, Woodlands. 51512.6 McCulloch, Henry Lothian, labourer, 85 .Jackson St. 552464 Langmuir, .John Robertson, sawyer,. c/o Lindsay and 541800 McCulloch, William, sheep-farmer, Waitahuna. Dixon, Tuatapere. 633148 McCullough, Charles .John, farm hand, Toa Post-office. 546432 Lapham, Francis, labourer, Heriot, Park Hill R.D. 469629 McDermott, Leslie Ronald, sales-manager, 22 Fox St. 564012 Lapham, George .Joseph, gold-miner, Colac Bay. 509953 McDermott, Percival Ernest, clerk (N.Z.R.), 355 Yarrow 3t. 580122 Larsen, Sydney George, machinist, Main St., Gore. 489951 Macdonald, Alan Cameron, butcher, Orepuki. 509492 Latchford, Thomas Henry, sawmill hand, OrepukL 498280 McDonald, Archibald Henry, sub-attendant, Eden St., 582578 Latham, William McKinnon, farmer, Woodlands. Milton. 601721 Lawlor, David Roche, farmer, Gore, Waikaka R.D. 610557 McDonald, Frederick .John Bouhey, dairy-factory 585675 Lawlor, .John Roche, farmer, Waikaka R.D., Gore. manager, c/o " Royal Oak," Spey St. 531877 Lawrence, Alfred, farmer, Taumata R.D., Clinton. 633281 Macdonald, Hamish Campbell, shepherd, the Plains 5100133 Lawson, .James Oliver, labourer, 9 Barrow St., Bluff. Station, Lumsden. .
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