STEADY RECRUITING.

Press, Volume LI, Issue 15269, 4 May 1915, Page 8

STEADY RECRUITING.

The stream of recruits in Cliristchurch was fairly heavy yesterday, close upon forty registering. For the sth and 6th Reinforcements there are wanted immediately one baker, one qualified farrier, and one saddler. These men will require to register in tho ordinary way and pass the doctor and in other ways comply with requirements. Yesterday's enlistments were:— Infantry—-R* Willie, A. Large, E. R. Allpress, A. W. Murray, S. J. Mc. Causland, C. W. F. Higgott, H. J. Anderson, J. Goss, It. Tubman. C. G. Wallace, T. F. Devening, G. E. Fitzpatrick, R. Briggs, H. W. McLean, A. A. Seabourn, L. G. White, W. J. Hambliu, R. T. Caldwell, H. D. Jones, J. O'Learev, P. 1. Davies, W. Knott. Mounted": T. Healey, F. W. Easterbrook, R. J. Eaglo-ome, S. A. Coleman. J. Nicholas. G. T. McNallv, S. A. Lcdshain, AY. James, A. Richard, E. J. Foster. Artillery: A. L. Freeman, H. Close, B. Johnson. Engineers: J. Scott. Army Service Corps: A. Olliver, W. B. Bascand. Ambulance:. R. A. B. Turner. At the Citizens' Defence Corps' recruiting depot, 152 rtereford street, those in charge had a busy time yesterday answering enquiries and registering applicants. To-date 47 men have registered at the bureau. Some of the men who havo to stay in town for a day or two are anxious to get odd jobs to keep them employed. Some have been sent to the Labour Bureau. It is suggested that if citizens who have any odd jobs they want done would make their wants known at the Recruiting Bureau temporary employment could thus be found for* several decent young fellows.