RECRUITING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 218, 12 September 1916, Page 2

RECRUITING.

•x h i tt'i. , x -frilltEE ETOIST. I XLV.X REJECTED. Tlnrty-fliree men enlisted at the City ■Becruiting Station since the '.'Star" went to press yesterday. Of that number five were rejected as unfit, and nine deferred. 35he names, occupations, and addresses of those accepted are as follows: — NO. 1 (CITY) GROUP. . Stephen L. Cosgrave, labourer, Wellington Street, City. 3Phomas H- Locbwood, contractor, RaanaKama. Beginald W. Bailey, boatbuilder, Devonport. John' S. "Webster, engineer, Devonport. Sydney R. Blow, clerk. Mount Eden. Irank T. Ix>we, boatbuilder, Stanley Bay. ' (Frederick Fenton, accountant, Fonsonby. Edward W. Clarke, chemist's assistant, Newmarket. Edwin CanteH, french polisher, Mount Roskffl. 3Prank A. Ketl, shirteutter, Eden Terrace. Anthony V. Grant, law clerk, Ponsonby. Eric L. Grant, operator, Ponsonby. John B. Smith, watersider, Arch Hill. Edward G. Knight, farmer, Waikapua. John "V. Macky, public accountant, Swsoaoa Street, City. Akui C "Wantria-w, law clerk, Ponsoriby. Pievfousry deferred, now accepted:— William. Morris; farmer, Takapuna. Eric S. Bushy, blimunaker, Devonport. Joiw Bafley, fanner,- Albany. Thomas D. OTieary, fitter, ParneD. Sα 4 (HAMILTON) GROUP. Herbert H. Langley, engineer, Huntly. William Simpson, miner; Ngarujcwahia. GISBORNE DISTRICT. ■Fretterkfc.lj. Reed, builder, Waipiro Bay. Tw» Hindoos presented ithemeelves at toe City ißecruiting Station yesterday (with a ■vfew to offering their services for the front. The men, who are brothers, are of fine physique, and arrangements bare been made &>r them at Narrow Keckcamp. 11l the-district ordors issued by Colonel G. "W. Su. .Victtciwon regarding the promotion of Tferxrtarial officers it * etatral thai no attempt is'mode in certain, jmite to coaaptate establishmente by -tftw promokum.ot captains to the .nmk of majors, and of Seateßaztts to captains, and it is suggested that promotions are delayed: keea-oee some officers do not attempt to impnwß their positions; consequently, these officers stand in the -Way of those lower in the list. It must be distinctly ondenstood that if officers do not take the opportunity of qualifying foT promotion, or fail to pass the promotion esammationa, £hey 'will be saperjeeded by the offiweas lowur doivji the list who have [been SDCDesefnL ' A notification issued by district orders Kfcafca thai, the Defence Department -will not pay far any light refreeluneirte given ±o mert—Territarialii on whole day parades. As the A-ndit Department will not peenrit payment for the same to be : thaifl jyrfljpfc lOT U3llis the. •Jvi+Sf any, for the future- mnst be met by -ttw jnen. themselves."'' - — ,»:i*i Jtf j-iVl:Knrres AT TTVMTI7TYTM', ' Th» draft ifrtrra the No. 4, Hamilton, griHip. tor" -the Twenty-first Beinf orcemente in about 60.men short. During •flic past week upwards of 30 men" volunteered, and the following were accepted: —William E. E. Gerard, Huntiy; Percy John Willis, Onehunga; -Michael Harris, 'KlftJfrThaj Joseph Steensbn, Pukekohe; Gordon Bedford, Claude B. Radford, laawiare; Harry Williams, Hamilton; Joseph E. Sunpeon, Ppkenc; Alexander K. Walker, Papaktara; Gordon L. Stanibroofc, Hamilton; William J. Park, Frank W. .White,.Hamilton.; Stephen A. Beat,"Waiuka; William I M. WBaon, KStrikihi; Chaxtes F. Wilson, "fCdnlntii; tirtiin r R. Thompson, KoraHazold MeCoskrie, Tanprri; Boderict MeD. Jemieaon, Korakonaj ; Henry i Short, Ofczhofan; Stanley Mitchell, iPokekohe; Charles Turner, Mercer; Starfey A. Elliott, Charlee J. H. Curry, ttaanit£ixr; €teorge J, Biack, "Wa^fe^ria; ■Almuiulgr Ppaxce, John A. Bankier, Te Tjcßc J. OiHord, Wsitomo Cawes; Sydney Norman, Te iAi-Uu,r Kateridge, Wajkecn.; Alfred balden, Bokeno; Stephen S. Airwifl, TTyj Say H. Gifford, Nganiawaitia; t?^.l V ii7 Melntosii, Bnnfly ; WBliam -^F.. Bnrrgesß, Paknxaoga. Maori Reinfbxcements.—Thomas Imuu, Dssai Tamer, OtoroSKffT^BSVxlle.