MILITARY SERVICE BOARD.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16315, 12 September 1918, Page 5

MILITARY SERVICE BOARD.

CANTERBURY No. 2. The Second Canterbury Military Service : Board, comprising Messrs H. W. Bishop (chairman), M. G. Rich, and F. G. Eldrid>e sat in Cimstchurch yesterday. Major Greason acted as military representative. Sine die adjournments weio granted aa follows ; —W. B. Buctm (Christchurch), L. P. Svmcs (Christchurch), J. E. Cooper (Christ- ' onurch), and H. A. Rush (Styx). Extensions of time were granted as fol- 1 lows October 7th—Frederick Fine (Sockburn). : November 4th—W. M. Horton (Christchurch), 1. H. Matheson (Cihristchurch), T Lawrence (Akaroa), and T. Burt (Christchurch). November 18th—Arthur ' Soanes (Christchurch). January 6th—D. A. Quaid (Marshland) March 3rd—R. S. Field (Christchurch). The appeals of th«i following were dis- i missed:—A. A. Radford (Little River), C. V. 1 Withell (Christchurch), A. L. High (Christ- , church), R. Gadd (Christchurch), J. T. Glacken (Christchurch), and J. Novis (Christ- c church). The following men, having been classed C 2, 1 had their appeals adjourned sine die:—J. ® W. Wilson (Barry's Bay), T. Lowe (Heath- c cote), J. Yeatmau (Ladbrooks), ,H. Thomson 1 (Christchurch), H. A. Purves (Christchurch), end J. W. Thomson (Christchurch). The appeal of B. A. Brown (Christchurch), a man who had served in the Forces and t bad been discharged as unfit, w,as allowed, f R. H. Powell (Christchurch), whose family had been increased by twins since clasaifica- t tion, waa transferred to Class E. J . C