THE COUNTRY'S CALL
■ YESTERDAY'S ENLISTMENTS. Hie following men have enlisted, and have returned their papers after medical examination. Since Saturday at noon 145 recruits have registered at the Town Hall, office: — Joseph Angus, carter, City. James Albert Ward, storeman, City. Herbert Coleman, accountant, City. Vernon Variables, painter, Cityi . Harry Charles M-allin, storeman, Kalori. . Richard Neal Salt, seaman, Christ'clnirch. - George Bucklcy Walden, ironmonger, City: Arthur Lancelot Cook, driver, City. Mark Barrett, accountant, Kelburn. ■Harold Jolm Burns, tailor, City. James Wilson, custodian, City. ' : Edward Laverty, railway .employe®, 'City. James John Pryor, motor mechanic, ■City.
Norman Nelson, clerk, City.- : Samuel O'Leary, miner, City. Ernest Charles Magee, .bookkeeper, City..
Charles Bradford, engineer, Nelson. Archibald Garner, workshops employee, Petone. John W. Witt, farmer, City. William . Aloysius Settle, warehouseSnail,' City. William Henry Cook, storeuian, City. Frederick James Tobin, City. Reginald Victor Duck, grocer, City. George Selby, sailor, City. Joseph Thomas Galloway, City. Joseph B. Maunder, fisherman, City. Charles David Free, labourer, City. Peter Hansen, ceaman, City. Honry Stanhope Bernard, machinist, City. ■ Ilenry Catlicart Howard, carpenter, Kelburn. Tom Davey, butcher. City. Arthur Thomas Bird, carpenter, New"town. William Edward Sim,e, fireman, City. William Kuoben, fireman, City. Keith John Davidson, warehouseman, Stanley Burn, carpenter, Upper Hutfc. Bruce Walter M'Fnrhne, seaman, Johnsonville.
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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2592, 14 October 1915, Page 6
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202THE COUNTRY'S CALL Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2592, 14 October 1915, Page 6
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