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The New Zealand Gazette. 1191 MAY 7 J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1191 MILITARY AREA No, 6 (WANGANUI)-continued. MILITARY AREA No. 6 (WANGANUI)-continued. 415652 Seymour, Coleridge Fortescue, farm hand, Fitzherbert 424541 Sorensen, Douglas McEwan, farmer, Heatherlea Rd., Levin, West, Palmerston North. 426469 Southee, Arthur Lenord, sawmiller, Horopito. 128486 Shailer, George William, farm hand, care of Mr. A. F. B. 411358 Southee, David John, bushman, P.W.D. Camp., Erua. Shailer, Hamatangi Rural Delivery, Foxton. 235729 Southee, Leslie Robert, dairy-farmer, Fitzherbert West 128483 Shailer, Herbert James, cheesemaker, Oroua Downs, Rural Deliverv. 236372 Shailer, Horace Basil, nurseryman, 292 Albert St., Palmerston 399348 Southee, Percy Raymond, farm hand, care of Mr. R. Scanlon, North. Fitzherbert West Rural Delivery, Palmerston North. 428791 Shalders, Alfred Edward Dennis, farmer, Makino _Rd., 075142 Speedy, James Lyders Brydon, agricultural student, 365 Feilding. Botanical Rd., Palmerston North. 422396 Sharp, William Robert, cowman, Taihape, 429560 Spicer, Thomas Frank, farm hand, care of J. Woodhouse, 390365 Sharpe, Alan, 17 Caius Ave., Wanganui. Rongotea Rural Mail Delivery. 249912 Sharpe, Robert James, truck-driver, 20 Bennett St., Gonville, -105257 Spriggens, Claude Alexander William George, gas-meter Wanganui. maker, 21 St. Hill St., Wanganui. 246903 Shea, John Joseph, farm hand, Makikihi. 118830 Stace, Kenneth Albert, farm manager, "Horoata," Ridge 257440 Shephard, Leslie Alexander, farmer, "Markeno," Hohere Rd., Feilding. St., Manakau. 005748 Standen, Gordon, plantation ganger, Waitarere Beach, 200633 Shepherd, James Edward, henchman, Fagan St., Bulls. Levin. 424888 Shepherd, Leonard William, 1 Lytton St., Feilding. 297786 Staples, Edward Norman, care of A. W. Trass, P.O. Box 105, 273686 Shepherd, Raymond Samuel, clerk, 1 Lytton St., Feilding. Feilding. 227281 Sheridan, Gordon Lionel, cheese-factory assistant, care of 396422 Stantiull, Lloyd Sidney, freezing worker, care of Beresford P. Sheridan, Linton. Tea Rooms, Feilding. 062009 Shield, John Montgomerie, farm hand, Fern Flats. 378113 Steadman, Roy Seymour, labourer, Kaitieke Valley. 296781 Shirriffs, Richard Morley, farm hand, Longburn. 265662 Stedman, John Jackson, electrical wireman, 244 Fitzherbert 299538 Shortland, James Hedley, post and telegraph employee, Ave., Palmerston North. Post-office, Apiti. 412824 Steer, Maurice, kitchen hand, Taurewa, National Park. 077415 Sibbald, Ian Douglas Hart, exchange clerk, care of H. G. 295952 Stevens, Robert Edward, civil servant, Postal Staff, Waiouru Mapson, Apiti. Military Camp. 419193 Siddle, Gordon Reuben, farmer, Koeke Rural Delivery, 260445 Stevens, Thomas Fredrick, carpenter, Domain Rd., Otaki. Taihape. 228351 Stevenson, Frank James, woodcutter, care of Papanui 419192 Siddle, Leslie Walter, farmer, Koeke Rural Delivery, Estate, Taihape. Taihape. 265133 Stewart, Rodger Craig, accountant, care of P.O. Box 69, 231927 Siddle, Louis, shop-assistant, Mataroa Rd., Taihape. Wanganui. 229492 Sim, Kenneth Gilroy, Aorangi, Feilding. 154892 Stewart, Alexander James, pelter (freezing works), 30 275831 Simmonds, Alec Forbes, farm hand, care of Mr. L. Barkla, Bignell St., Wanganui. Takapu Road, llfanakau. 235490 Stewart, Alfred Clifford, farm hand, Fitzherbert West Rural 261509 Simmons, Harold Herbert, dairy-farmer, Mangawhata. Delivery, Palmerston North. 407661 Simms, Sherlock Edmund, mechanic, 2 Edward St., 245194 Stock, Edgar, junior porter, 38 Hereford St., Palmerston Palmerston North. North. 244914 Simpson, Archibald Houston, painter's apprentice, 13 London 377108 Stoneman, Allan Hugh, Fitzherbert Ave., Wanganui. St., Aramoho. 425786 Strahan, Donald Hamilton, farm worker, Apit1, via Feilding. 423572 Simpson, Colin George, brakesman, Wanganni Sash and 235653 Strawbridge, George Pearce, shop-assistant, care of Hutchin's Door Co., Erua. Furniture Warehouse, 493 Main Street East, Palmerston 284766 Simpson, Lloyd Wright, farm hand, McDonells Line, Bulls. North. 232171 Sims, Carl Theodore, baker, care of W. Hastie, Awakuri 422292 Strickland, Robert Lake, slaughterman, Balgownie Ave., Rd., Feilding, Gonville, Wang,mui. 284521 Sinclair, Hector Alexander, surfaceman, care of New 399561 Strombom, ,Villiam Warren Duncombe, farmer, Ma.rton. Zealand Railways, Koputaroa. 229591 Struthers, Douglas Penrhyn, gardener, 50A Campbell St., 265112 Sinclair, Robert Thomas, sheep and dairy farmer, Utuiwai, Wanganui. Rural Delivery, Ashhurst. 293645 Sullivan, Gregory, fire patrolman, Karioi. 231957 Sinclair,. William Bicknell, driver, 2 Toroa St., Taihape. 153482 Summers, Ronald James, farm labourer, Kimberley Rural 254988 Sixtus, Leslie George Winton, Umutoi, via Ashhurst. Delivery, Levin. 186476 Sloan, Hubert Kernohan, dairy-farm hand, Foxton Rd., Levin. 274417 Sutherland, George Burn,' carpenter, care of Mr. Glass, 377340 Small, Kenneth John, tailor-out, Station Rd., Ohakune Contractor, Weraroa Aerodrome, Levin. Junction. 140604 Sutherland, Stewart Alexander, postman, Kowhai Rd., 234943 Smart, Reginald Henry, farmer, Ashhurst Rural Delivery. Feilding. 298190 Smith, Arthur Winston, railway worker, care of New 233333 Sutton, Cyril Thomas Arthur, carpenter, care of Warpole and Zealand Railways, Hihitahi, Main Trunk. Patterson, Military Camp, Waiouru. 414550 Smith, Donald Owen Norris, draughtsman, Elmsmuri Park, 399118 Sutton, George Frederick, farm labourer, Santoft, Rangitikei. Great North Rd., St. John's Hill, Wanganui. 419215 Symes, Percy Alfred, skilled labourer, P.W.D. Electrical 423942 Smith, Douglas Leslie, lorry-driver, 57 Te Awe Awe St., Branch, Erua. · Palmerston North, 003908 Talbot, Harold George, dairy-farmer, Aorangi Rd., Feilding. 391481 Smith, Dudley Martin, student, Massey College, Palmerston 228431 Tall, Herbert Daniel, mill hand, Kaitieke. North. 267921 Tarry, Allan James, fibrous plasterer, 16 Balgownie St., 419494 Smith, Edgar, farmer, Kaikokopu Rd., Westmere, Wanganui. Gonville, Wanganui. 418381 Smith, Francis Aubone Fullerton-, sheep-farmer, Holtby, 295003 Tasker, James Harris, dairy-farmer, Upokongaro, llfakiri­ Upper Tutaenui, Marton. kiri, W anganui. 119308 Smith, Francis Henry, farm hand, Tutaenui, Marton, 229460 Tate, Gordon Stanley, clerk, care of Levin and Co., Feilding. 297665 Smith, Frederick James, care of Ketetahi Timber Co., 271888 Taylor, Charles Wiliiam, wool-classer, 10 Carlton Ave., Ketetahi, National Park. Gonville,· W anganui. 417921 Smith, Geoffrey Bifield, rabbiter, Karioi. 280036 Taylor, Cyril Graham, market gardener, Otaki Railway. 025933 Smith, Gordon Herbert, farm labourer, "Dunard," Fordell. 416968 Taylor, Eric Newton, builder, Bell St., Otaki. 433201 Smith, Hector Stephenson Crompton-, shepherd, care of 267873 Taylor, Frank, truck-driver and carrier, Henderson's Line, Col. C. E. Powles, Te Horo. Marton. 423576 Smith, Jack, carpenter, care of N. Cole, Builder, Waiouru. 418284 Taylor, Herbert Stanley, labourer, Te Haro. 399009 Smith, John Aeneas, farm apprentice, care of W. H. Smith, 293188 Taylor, Robert Edgar, shop-assistant, 43 Lyndhurst St ... Linley, Foxton. Palmerston North. 233369 Smith, Orton Arthur John, carpenter, 7 North St., 284661 Taylor, Sydney George, radio sen-iceman, Beach Rd., Levin. Palmerston North. 075904 Telford, John Frew, carrier, care of Pnblic Works Depart­ 098184 Sn;iith, Thomas Maund, farm hand, care of P. G. Cope, ment, Waiourn Military Camp. Accountant, Palmerston North. 259577 Templeton, Sydney Russell, mechanic, 11 Somme Pde., 098447 Smith, Walter Edward, kitchen hand, 179 Robin St., Wanganui., Taihape. 068151 Thomas, Cecil Algot, dairy-factory assist,mt, care of Dairy 058233 Smith, William Donald, farmer, Brunswick Rd., Aramoho, Co., Rongotea. Wanganui. 025958 Thomas, Kenneth Edward James, kitchen hand, Grand 267540 Smith, William Rohertson, secretary, 22 Guy Ave., Palmer­ Hotel, St. Hill St., Wanganui. ston North. 271830 Thomas, Leslie Victor, steward, Wanganui Club, Wanganui. 140554 Smithers, Geoffrey William, farm hand, I Monmouth St., 270340_ Thomas, Philip Arthur, marine engineer, care of m.v. Feilding. "" Huanui," Foxton. 435934 S0le, Burton William, surfaceman, care of New Zealand 232114 Thompson, Bryan Thomas, display assistant, 85 Beattie St., Railways, Mataroa. Feilding. .
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