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2~0 THE NEW ZEA.LAND GAZETTE, [No. 7 MILITARY AREA No. 6 (WANGANUI)-oontinued. MILITARY AREA No. 6 (WANGANUI)-continued. 477752 Harford, Frederick Oliver, butcher, 100 Aorangi St., 546846 Hewlett, John Ernest, branch manager, 310 Victoria Ave., J!'eilding. Waugauui. 594938 Harford, Ronald George, mail-contractor, 152 Manchester 406599 Higgins, Frederick William, farmer, care of Mr. H. G. Hansen, St., Feilding. Rural Delivery, Newbury, Palmerston North. 246128 Harland, Alexander Richard, shop-assistant, Apiti. 507871 Higgitt, John Edward, labourer, 44 Loudon St., Wanganui. 617466 Harnett, Noel Owen, radio-serviceman's assistant, care of 495155 Hill, Clement Harry, timber-yardman, 69 Nixon St., Bennett Ltd., Radio Dealers, Oxford St., Levin. Wanganui East. 470758 Harper, Albert William, radio-dealer, 9 Taipai St., Wanganui 525426 Hill, Francis William Douglas, labourer, 1 · Harris St., East. Marton. 487102 .Harper,·Cyril Montague, warehouseman, 306 Botanical Rd., 524325 Hill, Philip William Alonza, farm hand, Rangiotu. Palmerston North. 586426 Hindmarsh, Sydney, salesman, lOA Symonds St., Waugauui 620040 Harper, Cyril Simpson, Tutaeuui Rd., Marton. East. 617705 Harper, Cyril Stanley Hazelwood, carpenter's apprentice, 457582 Hing, Harry, market-gardener, Main St., Otaki. Arawhata Rd., Weraroa, Levin. 526524 Hirst, Maurice Bracken, land and estate valuator, 49 Nixon 498916 Harper, Frederick Thomson, school-teacher, High St., St., Waugauui. Marton. 461050 Hirtzel, Arthur Melchior Lugard, mechauiciau, 266 Fitz­ 541742 Harper, Robert Taylor Baden Powell, caretaker, Domain, herbert Ave., Palmerston North. Ashhurst. 566044 Hobin, William Vernon, schoolmaster, II l\iiro St., 542299 Harris, Allan William, signal-erector (N.Z.R.), 12 Thomson Palmerston North. St., Palmerston North. 563896 Hocken, Albert Selwyn, labourer, 23 Signal St., Marton. 498928 Harris, Jack Owen, exchange clerk, l\fateue St., Otaki. 483465 Hocking, Allen Edmund Samuel, branch manager, refrigera- 544844 Harris, Reginald William Reynold, farm hand, care of tion, 66 Lyndhurst St., Palmerston North. · C. M. Richardson, Cuuuiughams, Feildiug. 556608 Hodder, Frank, motor-driver, 71 Niblett St., Waugamii. 544845 Harris, Ronald Graham, farm-manager, Spur Rd. Rural 617225 Hodge, Willis James, farm hand, Foxton. · Delivery, Feilding. 487687 Hodgkinson, Walter, farmer, Lawson St., Crofton, Marton. 616009 Harrison, Ellis George, plasterer, 78 Boydfield St., Waugauui. 526680 Hodson, James Percival, baker, 93 Glasgow St., Wangauui. 549701 Hart, Roderick John, grocer, 721 Main St., Palmerston 602007 Hodson, Raymond, crane-driver, 244 Ferguson St., Palmer- North. ston North. 616540 Harvey, Edgell Ritchie, clerk, 63 Bourke St., Palmerston 596499 Hogan, Frederick Ernest, engine-driver (N.Z.R.), 372 Mata­ North. roa Rd., Taihape. 505950 Harvey, William Rivers, farmer, Makara Rd., Stanway, 468203 Hoggard, Albert Mervin, dental mechanic, care of P. J. Feilding. McBrearty, Guyton St., Waugauui. 'ii58063 Haselden, Allen Francis, engineer, 470 Church St., Palmerston 586527 Holden, Bertram Joseph, carpenter, 58 Miro St., Palmerston North. North. 564740 Hasell, Percy Charles, clerk, 6 Tingey .Ave., Feildiug. 479510 Holder, Norman Herbert Stanley, farmer, Rural Delivery, 619420 Hastie, Thomas John Murdock, apprentice jockey, care of Raurimu. Mr. A. E. Neale, Racecourse, Bulls. 526419 Holgerson, George, school-teacher, 5 Field St., Aramoho. '508015 Hastings, Gordon Ellis, welder, 45 Kawatiri Ave., Gonville, 609501 Hollamby, Cecil Allall., carpenter, 103 Portal St., Wangauui. Wanganui. 516064 Holland, Herbert Raymond, accountant, 16 Ward St., 488827 Hastings, William John, civil servant, 13 Kent Rd., St. John's Palmerston North. Hill, Wanganui. 516065 Holland, Ivan Leonard, grader-driver, 16 Somme Pde., 284925 Hatch, Howard Albert, Beach Rd., Waikanae Beach. Wangauui. 619629 Hatfull, Frank, plumber's assistant, Paraekarctu St., 616514 Holland, Keith Raymond, painter, Fire-station, Follett St., Huuterville. Marton. 556190 Havill, Kenneth Francis Burnard, slaughterman, 16 Taonui 480378 Holland, Noble Carl, optician, 43 St. Johns Ave., Palmerston St., Palmerston North. North. 483343 Hawkins, George Lee, farm hand, Mangamahu, via Fordell. 528736 Holland, Norman Sydney, factory foreman, 43 Lombard St., 488844 Hay, David, stationmaster, Cambridge St., Levin. Palmerston North. 547358 Hay, Eric Bertram, baker and pastrycook, Seddon St., 615567 Holloway, Leonard Chennall, truck-driver, 612 Church St., Raetihi. Palmerston North. 522374 Haycock, Arthur James Eric, dairy-farmer, Bridge St., 568617 Hollway, William Alfred, baker, care of E. Patrick, Baker, Bulls. Taihapc. 492178 Hayward, Wilfred Louis Morton, grocer, 13 Great North Rd., 568228 Holmes, Ralph Armatage, linotypist, 357 Ferguson St,, Wanganui. Palmerston North. 555854 Haywood, Bernard Leslie, wool-sorter, 18 Gibson St., 497736 · Holt, William, salesman, 18 Ward St.,· Palmerston North. Aramoho, Wanganui. 585747 Holtham, Leo Hereford, barman, 44 Taonui St., Palmerston 504365 Head, Stanley Albert, labourer, care of J. Dawson, II North. Putiki Pa Rd., Wanganui. 465961 Honour, Henry Philip, grocer, 108 Wood St., Palmerston 556147 Heald, Frank Carlton, stationer, Clyde St., Ohakuue. North. 507479 Healey, Raymond Manning, labourer, care of R. L. Gibson, 505119 Hood, Donald Cyril, carpenter, P.O. Box 14, Ohakuue Bonny Glen, Marton. Junction. 615865 Hearsey, Raymond William, plumber, 43 Kiugswood St., 617844 Hook, Robert Ernot, farm hand, 35 Morris St., Palmerston Palmerston North. North. 531238 Heavey, Allan Frank Cullen, cheesemaker, care of Cheese 617037 Hooper, Henry Alex, flax planter, Avenue Rd., Foxton. Factory, " Glaxo," Buuuythorpe, Palmerston North. 467060 Hooper, Walter George, company manager, Bailey St., 523007 Heayus, Thomas Leslie, dairy-farmer, Pykes Rd., Mauga­ Feildiug. whata Rd., Raugiotu. 591738 Hopcroft, Allan Sinclair, farm hand, Aokautere Rural 58o557 Hebbedey, Thomas Henry James, chauffeur, 10 Raugitaue Delivery, Palmerston North. St., Palmerston North. 570730 Hopping, Leonard James, dairy-farmer, Kopaue Rural ·479125 Hemmingsen, Ivan Phillip, storemau, Stout St., Shauuou. Delivery, Palmerston North. 571566 Henderson, Charles, farm-manager, Pukeokahu, Taihape. 418040 Hopwood, Noel Stewart, shop-assistant, 298 College St., 548789 Henderson, David Leo, council employee, Feildiug Rd., Palmerston North. Ashhurst. 537712 Horgan, Leslie Patrick, surfaceman (N.Z.R.), Koputaroa, 491334 Hendry, Hector James, bank officer, care of Bank of New Manawatu. Zealand, Bridge St., Bulls. 572167 Hosking, Arthur Edward, fireman, 37 Mauson St., Palmerston .602284 Henery, Patrick Hugh, farmer, Utiku. North. 508435 Hepburn, Keith McKenzie, school-teacher, 17 Karah,i St., 4 74945 Hosking, Harold Ernest, dairy-factory employee, care of Wauganui. · Rahui Factory, Otaki. 617029 · Hepplestou. Reuben Albert, motor-driver, Palmerston 569805 Hoskins, Alfred Sydney, labourer, 19 William St., Terrace North Military Camp. End, Palmerston North, 527639 Hepworth, Herbert Wilfred, pharmaceutical chemist, 196 589941 Hossack, Thomas Harris, shepherd, "Dochroyle," Papaki Park Rd., Palmerston North. Rd,, Taihape. 572408 Herbert, Roy Reginald, shepherd, Box 206, Palmerston 593900 Houlihan, John Coleman, truck-driver, )fauakau. North. 554548 Howard, Fredrick Alex, farmer, Kai-iwi. 527443 Hewetson, Arthur Vincent, tractor-driver, Main Rd., 609520 Howard, Laurence Buchanan, builder, Queeuswood Rd., Tokomaru. Levin. 546840 Hewetson, David Edward, carpenter, 49 Havill St., 594360 Howard, Sydney Ronald, cheesemaker, care of Kairauga Palmerston North. Dairy Coy., Lougburn. 580135 Hewetson, Richard D'Altou, timekeeper, 25 Godwin Ores., 505383 Howes, John Selwyn, clerk, 14 Tarauaki St., Waugauui. Wauganui. 575476 Huddleston, Thomas Kelsall, share-milker, Taikorea Rural 509379 Hewitt, Frank, carpenter, 13 Montague St., Feilding. Delivery, Rougotea. .
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