RECRUITING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 246, 15 October 1917, Page 5

RECRUITING.

STEADILY IMPROVING. 28 VOLUNTEERS ACCEPTED. The Third Medical Board's rooms in Kitchener Street presented a busy appearance during the last few days, when 2S volunteers were accepted for active service. The majority of them arc youths who have just, reached their twentieth birthday, and become of military age. Their names, occupations, and addresses are as follow-: — Brown. James W., furnisher, Birkenhead. Bush, Arthur S., telegraphist, city. Burns, R. Nelson, teacher, St. Helier's Bay. Callinan. Cyril, bookbinder. Ponsonby. Carter, Herbert H., clerk, Remuera. Craig. Robert, clerk, city. Elliott, John T. H., carrier, Klngsland. Gilbanks, Joseph B-, soldier, city. Gilpin, Fred. Lee. farm hand, Birkdale. Goldsmith. Harold D., clerk, Epsom. Hallett, Roy S. M., clerk, Ponsonby. Hanby. James W., machinist. Henderson. Hull, William H., steward, Glenmorc. King. John F., draper, Devonport. Jarman, Cecil A-, coachbuilder, Epsom. Knox, Trevor R, warehouseman, Ponsonby. Lee, Ernest W , carpenter, Tuakau. Lindstrom, George A., farm hand, Papakura. Logan. John, farmer, Buckland. Muir, Wm. H., engineer, Rawenc. Pellow, Alfred, telegraphist, Epsom Phillips. Leslie S., grocer, Ellerslie. Short, Henry J., carpenter, Otahuhu. Smith, Sidney, mill hand, Ponsonby. Stew-art, Andrew M-, clerk, Ponsonbv. Stewart, James X., surveyor. Helensville. Thompson, David A., surveyor, Epsom. I Williamson, A. T., insurance, agent, 1 Poaspaby,