RECRUITING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 207, 30 August 1916, Page 2

RECRUITING.

T'X - * „ FORTY-TWO ENUBT. < TEN REJECTEIJ. \ Forty-two men enlisted a* the Cfly i Recruiting Station since tie "Star" iwent ' to press yesterday. Of that number ten J were rejected as unfit and ten deferred. The following are the names, occupa- ' tions, and addresses of those accepted:— j No. 1 (CITY) GRODP. < Percy T. King, postal-sorter, Epsom. John McC-ure, settler, Grafton Road. < William Smith, labourer, Hobson Street City, Cecil Jackson, driver, Wynvard Street, City. * " ( Henry Hull, plumber, Remuera. ; Hugh A. Taylor, stable manager, Market ! Square, City. - Eruest C. Stretton, teacher, Ponsonby. * William P. O'Brien, watereider, Grey Lynn. , Thomas C. Petty, clerk, Mt. Eden. ' William J. McClennan, farmer, Mt. I' Roskill. • Francis S. Lynch, bricklayer, Newmarket ' John Frederick Hayes, carrier, Liverpool Street, City. Leonard G. Foster, cabinetmaker, Eden , Terrace. Roland V. Conway, joc_«y, EDenlie. Ernest L. Blampied, clerk, Khyber Pa». Roy C. Harm ken, carter, Ponsonby. .George Ixottingbam, tailor, Grey Lynn. Joseph E. Wood, joiner, _Uirfurly Road, Epsom. No. 4 (B_____TON) GROCP. j Martin N.-- Salmon, biograph operator, MorrinsviUe. , .Previously deferred, now accepted:— ' James Sandham," labourer, Weflington Street. .-. -Robert Aghcroft, <_erk,:-.Ren__era. >,-. , - The name of WalterGeorg© -Mcintosh, ■ farmer, Hunua, appeared in our issue-of , Saturday as George Mcintosh.