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CALL TO ARMS

RESPONSE IN WELLINGTON

LIST OF REGISTRATIONS UNDER THE NEW SYSTEM. Following is the complete list of names of those in No. 5 Group (Wellington City and Suburbs) who have applied for service abroad with the New Zealand Expeditionary Force since the introduction of the new recruiting system on 15th February last : — Edward Adams (driver), Herbert Ernest Admore (accountant), George Colin Affleck (motor driver), Ernest Alfred Ainsworth (labourer), Clyde Gibson Aston (commission agent), Christopher Alexander (labourer), William Allen (driver), James Aitken (labourer), Oliver Avis (steward). ' Oscar Backman (warder), Ivan Edward Baigert (sawmiller), Lionel Heber Bailey (clerk), Alex Seddon Baines (farm labourer), Ahert Victor Ball (fireman), George Herbert Barker (contractor), John James Barnett (carpenter), Albert Joseph Barrett (labourer), Albert Bassett (labourer), Victor Bass (labourer), Norman Batchelor (storeman), Thomas William Beazley (labourer), George Benge (farmer), Henry Stanhope Bernard (machinist), Stanley Beswick (butcher), Finlay Bethune (labourer), Frederick William Bzar (motorman), Frank Bird (labourer), George Sidney Bishop (Wellington Harbour Board), Charles Henry Bjounquist (factory manager), John Black, George Harold Bodell (bricklayer), Bertram Boock (chemist's assistant), Frederick Edward Bowen (wool valuer), Jolin Howison Boyd (wharf labourer), Joseph Boyd (labourer), Robert Liwngton Bradley (bushman), Clinton Belmont Brock (farm hand), Edward Brown (miner), Harry P. Brown (clerk), Harry Brown (clerk), Patrick Burke (seaman), Richard Henry Burt (teamster), AVilham Bums (clerk), Edward John iiryne (compositor). Eugene Desire Cachemaille (civil engineer), Maurice Jthn Cameron (clerk), Robert Holford Carene (packer), Eric Carew (farmer), John Carter (miner), Roy Carter (labourer), Royden Frederick Caterer (draper's assistant), Hugh Logan Cartwright (Harbour Board employee), Harry Chapman (labourer), William Chirnside (gasfitter), Augustus Arthur Church (clerk), Charles Thomas Cimino (clerk), Joseph Claguc (butcher), Claude Hall Clarke (builder), Harry Clark (fishmonger), William Edward Clarke (steward), Robert Clayton (labourer), Harold Edgar Clayton (bushman), Percival Joseph Clearkin (labourer), Charles Thomson Cleland (sailor), Richard Clifton (labourer), John Coburs (foundry worker), Edward Thaddeus Coffey (clerk), Charles Joseph Cortessa (printer), Leonard William Cooney (storeman), Henry Corkill (labourer), Thomas Edward Coster (sailor), John James Cottier (seaman), John Allott Creighton (driver), Kirkby Seymour Creasey (clerk), Leonard James Cress (barman), George William Critchley (farm labourer), James Bricken dimming (mason), George Middelton Curtis (shepherd), George Cutten (fireman). Frank Cuthbert Dacey (accountant), Victor Leonard' Marie- Daniel (clerk), Thomas Vaughan Davies (farm cadet), Harry Davies (clerk), Gustavus Sydney Davis (compositor), John Owen Davies (farmer), Lewis Henry Dear (Civil servant), James De Courey (cabinetmaker), Augustus de la Roche (steward), Julius De Silva (cool- , (William Ewart Gladstone Dempster (bootmaker), James Denniston (blacksmith), Harold Davenport (clerk), Victor Devine (steward), Robert Dickson (fitter), Reginald M. Doughty (traveller), Harold A. Douglas (freezer), Charles Patrick Donovan (seaman), John C. A. Dudley (auditor), Dudley Dovey (storeman), Horace Cunliffe Dumbell (clerk), Alexander Duncan (confectioner), Thomas Dunn (baker). Alfred James Ede (driver), Clarence Owen Eggerton (tinsmith), William C. D. Elliott (Harbour Board employee), Frank William England (clerk), Hugh .Harold Everett (motor driver), Frederick Evers Swindell (farmer). Jamos Farquhar, Henry Harold Faw-, cett (labourer), Horace Firth (cWk),' Edward Poley (teamster), Robin Foley (plasterer), Harold Alfred Forster (hairdresser), Antonio R. Frandi (painter), Lovel W. H. Franklin (labourer), Albert Franklin (woollen mills), Alexander Walter Furness (letter, carrier). Thomas William Gain (farmer), James Galbraith (cook), James Gallagher (firexnan), John Smith Gandell (cadet), Ernest Howard Garrett (butcher), Edgar Rowland Wilfred Garrett (biogTaph operator), Richard Gee (labourer), William Gestro (baker), George Herbert Glenny (steward), Alexander Gordon (engineer's fitter), William Gordon (engineer), William Alexander Gordon (clerk), David Gibbs (porter), John Maitland Gillespie (journalist), Hugh Thomas Gilhooly (labourer), Donald Glasspole (commercial traveller), Wm. St. George Gore (labourer), Robert Grant (labourer), Alexander JStil Grant (warehouseman), John Gray (teamster), William Walter Green (sawyer), Charles William Green (butcher), Edward John Grey (master mariner), Edwin Griev© (steward). Herbert Hall (groom), Norman Charles Haigh (carpenter), Joseph Hannon (labourer), Herbert Walter Hare (seaman), Roger James Harris (clerk), Lawrence Melville Harper (labourer), John Arthur Harrison (advertising manager), William Francis Harrison (cook), Walter Haycroft (jeweller), Thomas Oliver Hazlewood (labourer), Walter James Heam (plumber), Robert Walter Hebenton (raoior driver), William Hedges (lab- j ourer), Norman George Henley (warehouseman), Pukerau Heferene, (labourer), j Allan James Heyhoe (salesman), Harry Wilson Heyho© (clerk), David Andrew Herbert (telegraphist), • George James Highley (bootmaker), William Cowper Hill (clerk), John Henry Hill (cook), John Hill (driver), Guy HuickeMnan (farmer), John Richard Hoare (engineering machinist), George Butler Hoddinott (marine officer), Robert Ireton Hodgson (porter), Henry Hooper (cook), George Hudson, Joseph Holden (storeman), ■Frederick George Hollingum (hotel worker), William Morgan Hopkin (farmhand), John Hornbrook (labourer), Walter Horrobin (farmer), Richard L. Hughes (labourer), James Houston (tram conductor), Frederick Thomas Howard (chauffeur), Percy Hullten (bushman), Ernest Hutchen (carpenter), Frank Hunt. (bricklayer), Ernest William Hewson (greaser), William Smith Hyslop (marine officer). Laurence Thomas Jameson (labourer), John Johansen (labourer), Bert Godfrey Johnston (steel constructor), Allan Gordon Johnston (clerk), Ernest A. Jones (night porter), Thomas Jones (steward), Frederick William Jones (driver), Arthur Thomas Jones (motor engineer). John William Kay wood (plumber), George Thomas Kellaway (clerk), Francis Kelsall (farm hand), Henry John Kenny (labourer), Charles Kelly (fireman), Frank Kettlewell (dairyman), Robert Alexander King (clerk), Oliver King (chemist), Charles Kitching (orchardist), Joseph James Knight (labourer). Sydney Lamb (tailor), Albert Lansdown (cabman), John Alexander Larkin (Harbour Board employee), Bert Stanley Lawrence (shipping clerk), Edward Lenihan (compositor), Robert Cecil Leonard (salesman), Norman James Leslie (farm hand), John Ralph Gladstone Lennox (stamp printer), Wallace Lever (caroenterK Erin r, fjoaflnß (labourer),

Thomas C. Lomas (compositor), Charles Vincent Lonsdale (cheese assistant), John Patrick Lynch (labourer. Robert Clarendon Edgar Malcolm ("clerk), John Frederick Mallard (clerk), Joseph Arthur Maloney (steward), William Maston (dealer), Donald Matheson (storem'an), Walter Henry Matthews, Stanley Roy Manson (chemist's assistant), Gerald Fitzgerald Martin (surveyor), Graham Groves Matheson (school teacher), Reginald Patrick Mather (surfaceman), Percy Clarence Hanson (sea. man), James Stuart Masterson (accountant), Donald Matheson (storeman), Joseph Bibby Mawson (teacher), Leslie John May (storeman), John Cunninghame Maxwell (chemist), Arthur William Mildenhall (builder), James Sidney Millner (ironmonger), William Millner (fireman), Peter D. Menavd (bank clerk), William Millard (driver), James Moflatt (carpenter), James Mofiett (sawyer), John Lloyd Anderson Moore (storeman), Thomas Crawford Morison (labourer), Roy Morrison (meat works hand), Jack Moulain (fitter), John Thomas Muir (farrier), Percival George Muir (wireworker), John Joe Murphy (atoreman), Charles Thomas Mutton (carpenter), Roderick Mulhern (farmer), John Murphy. Hugh M'Coll (driver), Alexander Todd' M'Caw (clerk), James M'Carthy (bushman), Cathel Macleod (marine officer), John M'Corkill (boilermaker), John M'Donald (seaman, William George M'Donald (builder's labourer), Walter M'Farlane (labourer), Duncan M'Kellar (railway clerk), George ' Mackenzie (miner), Murray M'Kenzie (blacksmith farrier), George Ronald M'Kenzie (plumber), M. A. M'Leod (labourer); James M'Laughton (driver), John M'Laughton (cabinetmaker), Charles M'Lenaghan (carpenter), Gilbert Hamilton M'Meeking (miner), Samuel M'Millan (labourer), John Anderson M'Queen (clerk), Ralph M'Randall (driver), David Clark M'Robbie (chief cook), Robert William M'lntyre (labourer). Edgar Robert Keal (labourer), George Ernest Neal (labourer), 'James Henry Nelson (storeman), Archibald Neville, Robert Kenneth Nicol (painter), Jens Peler Nielsen (butcher), John Nbblett (mental attendant), David Norriss (farm labourer), Edgar Ainslie Norris (clerk). Nicholas James Oates (labourer), William Leo O'Connor (leadlighter), Patrick Paul O'Donovan (carrier), Gerald William O'Kane (dispenser), Arthur Scott Oliver (plumber), , John Thomas Oliver (labourer), James O'Meara, (tinsmith), Frederick Charles Osborne (carpenter), Jesse Osbonta (tinsmith), Patrick O"Shea (farrier), John O'Shea (clerk), Harold Ormerod (clerk). Cyril Edward Parkes (steward), Henry William Parnell (porter), Frederick Lane Parsonage (French polisher), Alexander Pattillo (plumber), Claude Duncan Payne (station hand), Harry Pettit (commercial traveller), Robert Hector Peak (steward), John Walter Pearce (seaman), Edgar Phelps (hotel worker), E. Phillips, Walter Charles Phillips (manager), James Philp (driver), William Campbell Pickering (Harbour Board employee), Albert George Picken (labourer), Arthur Hugh Pollen (clerk), John Pollock (Irishman), Eric Clinton Gordon Porter (cadet on station), Patrick Prendergast (railway porter), Harry Price, James John Piyor (electrician). George Quayle. Wilfred Arthur Ramsay (paperhanger), John Reahy (barman), Arthur Albert Rees (farm labourer), George Reeves (gas stoker), Robert Richmond (bridge worker), Roy Frank Richards (cabinetmaker), Joseph Roberts, Tom Cecil Roberts (clerk), Albert William Robertson (clerk), Cecil Stuart Robertsou (clerk), Edward Robinski (seaman), Richard Harwood Robinson (slater), John Alfred Robson (seaman), Sydney Charles Ross (driver), Andrew Ross (clerk). John Ross (carpenter), Arthur Cyril Roud (compositor), David Rowe (labourer), Erie Vivian Rushton (chemists' apprentice), Edward Russell (labourer), Richard John Russell (steward), Edward James Ryan (labourer), Jabez Ryder (labourer). 'Charles Wallace Saxby (labourer), Norman Scambary, Percy Henry Scoones (waiter), William Joseph Seringlour (musician), John White Scott (bookkeeper), Fred S. R. Ritchie (store clerk), James Semple (confectioner), Herbert Sexton (clerk), William Shaw, Thomas B. Seye (tram conductor), Thomas William Sign (steward), George Charles Simpson (gardener), David Smith (bushman) William Alexander Smith (clerk), Frank Smith (grocer), George Cotton Smith (clerk), Frederick Smith (butcher), Frederick Jesse Smelling (butcher), Harold E. Speight, Arthur Francis Spellane (clerk), William Henry Stalley (diamond driller), Alfred Arthur Stanley (carpenter), Francis Hamilton Stanhope (station holder), Furner Steers (farming), Frederick James Steinmuller (tinsmith), John Steven (presser), Clarence Harman Stevenson (chemist), George Vincent Stevenson (iabourer), James Stellin (farmer), Sydney Colin Stichbury (clerk), William Andrew Stoll (club steward), David William Strange (plasterer), Joseph Stringer (express driver), William Struthers (stoker), George Styles (upholsterer), Francis James Sullivan (cadet), William Sullivan (labourer), Howard Henry Sutton (schoolmaster), Arthur Swinerd (steward). Frank Tait (salesman), Charles Tall (wagoner). John Tannahill (labourer!, William Thomas Tarry (compositor), Frederick George Taylor (draper), Henry Tempero (clerk), George Thomas (motor mechanic), Athof Letham Thomson (clerk), Norman. Theophilus (mechanic), William Phillips Thompson (surveyor), Frederick George Tott (butcher), Jame» Trainor (fireman), Leslie Trotter (fellmonger), John Truscott, Frank Kingswell Tucker (Civil servant), Henry John Twoiney (brick burner). William John Fraser Veitch. Percival Richard Waddy (barrister), Francis William Ward (clerk), Charles Hunter Warnock (telegraph lineman), Richard Watkin, William Valentine Watson (traveller), Frank Watson, Cecil Ernest Webb (clerk), Henry James Wells (musician), Enoch Nixon Westwood (Civil servant), Percy Wheatley (painter), Ernest Arthur Whittle (seaman), Ernest Edwin Whyte (insurance agent), SasLl Frederick Willis (clerk), Frederick William James Wilkening (builder), David Howard Wilkie (*toreman), Robert Bradford Williams (bushman), Charles Geddes Williamson (fitter), Cecil Nicholson Willi» (marine engineer), James George Wilson (bushman), James Thomas Wiltshire (labourer), Albert Wolters (bushman), Sidney Woolf (grocer), Philip James Wootton (sorter).

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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 66, 19 March 1915, Page 2

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CALL TO ARMS Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 66, 19 March 1915, Page 2

CALL TO ARMS Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 66, 19 March 1915, Page 2