RETURNING SOLDIERS.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16341, 12 October 1918, Page 10

RETURNING SOLDIERS.

VESSEL DUE SHORTLY. The following officers and Canterbury and West Coast soldiers are due to strive in Now Zealand shortly:— Charters, T. M. Capt., Stunner. drivers, James. Capt., Hamilton. Sandham, G. (M.C.), Cppt., Palmerston N. Angus, N., Lt., Auckland Caigou, Chas. A., Lt., Uunedin. Hawkins, G. J., Lt., New Plymouth. Hoaly, P. D., Lt., St Albans. Clark-Walker, Geo., Lt., WhangareL • Colebrook, K. S., 2nd-.Lt., Whangarei. Crighton, J. W., 2nd-Lt., Wellington. Doherty, J. 0., 2nd-Lt., Auckland Johnston, H. G., 2nd-Lt., Wanganui. Moloney, John K., 2nd-Lt» Christchurch. Popplewell, G. X. 8., 2nd-Lt M Hastings. Tricker, F. R_ 2nd-Lt, Surrey. Looney, Mary F., Sister, Southland. Allen, Peter, Temuko. Bate, R. J., Lanco-Cpl., Kaiapoi. Bennett, E. G., North Lobum. Berry, C. J., Ashburton. Blake, A. S., Waimate. Blogg, F. S. J., Christchurch. Shut, F., Linwood. Bower, J. Mel)., Sgt., Christchuroh. Boyd, W. G. N., Woolston. Buckley, E. R., St. Albans. Bugg, W. H., Woolston. Bull, W. S., Lance-Cpl., Ghristohurch, Callaghan, S., Methven. Coe, G. H., Ashburton. Cook, W. J., Heathcoto Valley, , Cooke, G. W., Richmond. Cookson, A. H. Ashburton. Cowles, R. J., Temuka, Dawson, A., Tim am. Dimond, S. M., Lyttelton. Doak, W. T., Ashburton. Flynn, J., • Ashburton. Giles, E., Ashburton. Grigg, A. J., Ashburton. Harrison, D. E«, Rakaia* Harwood, F. W., Aylesbury. Hearn, C., Christchurch. _ Henderson, W. H, Balcairn. Hcnwood, J. E., Christchnrch. Hop good, W., Cape Foulwind. Horan, J., Southbridge. Hughes, A. 1., Timaru. Hutchinson, D,, Kanwn. Ivory, J. W. t Oxford. Jones, S. Cf W., Kaiapoi. Kay, E. 8., St. Albans. McAuliffe, T. J., Lance-Cpl., Timam. Mcßeath, H. J., Sgt, Kimberley. McCallum, W. A., Temuka. E. W., Ashburton. Martin, F. KL, Lance-Cpl., Spreydon. V-irtin, G. G., Lance-CorpL, Kaiapoi. Mason, H., Arahura. Moore, H. A. R., Sydenham. Naughton, J., Kerrytown. Nicholas, H. G., Ashburton. Osborne, H. C. C., West Oxford. Page, C. E., Richmond. Pascoe, J. C- Lyttelton. Pilcher, T-, Hawarden. Probble, P. L-, Linwo°d._ Rasmussen, J.,OUcnmond. Rhodes, W. W-Vkaroa. Shaw, A. C n Hinds. Sinclair, A. E., Sydenham. Smith, T.. Ashburton. . Stevens. B. 8., Lance-Cpl., Linwood. lwSk, W. R„ St..Albans. Thiele, A. L, Sydenham. Tier, A. P., Tveedie. J. 8., Cheviot. Wilkinson, H. A^XShristeWh. Williams. Karamea. Wilson G. H, Hillsborough. wS W. w7, Cpl, Addington. Young, J-. Christchurch. Young, W., Ashburton.

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