43rd REINFORCEMENTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 145, 19 June 1918, Page 6

43rd REINFORCEMENTS.

NORTH AUCKLAND QUOTA. -! The following comprise the names of men from No. 3 North Auckland Group (Head- .-; v quarters at Wiiangarei), who will form the 43rd Reinforcements. The detachment wiH -'--.2Jleave to-day per Manaia, assembling in'-'•: •; Auckland the same evening, where they "■";.-.. , wiH join up with other units. The men will ba In charge of Sergeant-Major Yb.' (Butcher: . , l v,7 'Cook, 'B. 8., farm hand, Waiwera. Davidson. G. W., labourer, Te Kopuru. H Dell, W. J., saddler, Maungaturoto. „>' ."' Ptehlock, E. W., farm hand, Tamarata.** •; \jOHlan, W., farm-hand, Matakohe. :'.,.!/.< -~,.. -McCullough, P., quarryman, Waiharara. <";■ McKay, J. C, farmer, Walpu. , -' ">. b ! Martin, A., dairy farmer, Dargaville.'' Morgan, B. W., farm hand, Avondale. '.-.'- ---f Paul, J., bushman, Ahuora. Reynolds, F., engineer, Whangarei. | Bobbins, A. C, bush-man, Tutamoe. I Rowley, H. J., mill hand, Hukerenui. ; I Rupe, C. W., grocer, Aratapu. , ■ Smith, W. F. 0., farm labourer, Paparoa.' White, C. S., farmer, ißangiahua. I Worth, W. J-, builder, Kaingaroa. I yeoman, C. J., seedsman, Mangawai. I MAORI REINFORCEMENTS. I Kore, J., bushman, Maengawahine. I HARBOUR BOARD. I — ■ I The Auckland Harbour Board met yesterday afternoon, the chairman (Mr. H. D. f . " I Heather) presiding. The Board decided, in answer to tfte I request of the Commonwealth and Dominion Line, to make a rebate of £1,000 on ' the storage charges, amounting to £5,096 12/., agadnst the Australian cargo of the I steamer Port ■Hacking while the vessel was | under repairs la Calliope Dock, a periad of ! ten weeks. On the recommendation of the Board in l committee it was resolved to reserve an area of about fifty acres at St. Mary's Bay, Ito the westward of the patent slip, and called In the Engineer's plan "Area C," as i a boat harbour. The chairman explained I that this reservation did not commit the I Board to the construction of a boat har- | hour, wihich is estimated to cost £15,000, ac- ■ cording to the plan, but merely set the i area in question aside for the purpose.