YESTERDAY'S ENLISTMENTS.

Press, Volume LI, Issue 15453, 4 December 1915, Page 12

YESTERDAY'S ENLISTMENTS.

J TWENTY-FIVE MEN REGISTER. Twerity-fiwo men registered jn Christchurch yesterday for active service. Amongst them were: — Fendalton road, carpenter, In-, iantry. ' * Frcdcrick J. P. West, 470 Cash el street, Christchurch, traveller, Infantry. Leslio Raebarn Thomson, South road, Upper Riccartoii, ' motoxma-n, Veterinary Corps. George McDonald. Tai Tapu, caterer. Infantry. Arthur Ernest Eldred. 116 Salisbury street, Christchurch, factory hand, Infantry. Ashley Allan Wilkinson, Bromley, eurreyor's apprentice, lafautrv. George John F'v.ncis Cowan, Telegraph Office. Lyttclf-on, telegraphist. Ambulance. William Evan, 21 Cambridge.;.' : terrace, Christchurch. Mounted. William Charles Jago, 85 Prinoea street, Woolston, Infantry. Michael Myhroa, C.D.C. Rooms, Cliristchurch, farm hand. Infantry. G-oorpo Edward Hardy, 222 Montreal street, Christclmreh. cleaner. Army Service Corpe. Frank Williams, 77 tiinwood avenue, cleric. Peter Trolove. 42 River road, Linwood, manufacturer. Infantry. Frederick William Smith, Oxford Garage, Christchurch, motor export, Infantry. Archie Cook, G Chapman. street, Christchurch, labourer, Infantry. | Albert. . Johnston, D.1.C., factory hand, Mounted. Herbert William Ayr«, 16 Law&on street, j Sydenham, bricklayer. Infantry.

William Fry, 20 Ward street, Addington, carpent-er. Infantry. Leslie Walker, 189 Papanui road, Chriatchtireh, fitter, Infantnr. Chandos Hoskyns, Upper Riccarton, miner, Infantry. Frank Williams, 77 Lin wood avenue, Christchurch, clcrk, Mounted. RECRUITING AT TIMARU. VERY BACKWARD. (special to "thi press.") TIMARU, December 3. Recruiting is in a very backward state at Timaru, there being at present a shortage of 72 men for the Eleventh Reinforcements, which aro due to leave for camp on December loth. A week ago the shortage was only 62, but during tho week several men who had previously promised to go have withdrawn.

Dr. McNab, who spoko at Temuka on Wednesday night and at Pleasant Point on Thursday night, was very pleased with his meetings, both beinc well-at-tended and enthusiastic. Dr. McNab went to Dunedin yesterday. On his return north he will address a public meeting at Waimate.