THE CALL FOR MEN

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2753, 24 April 1916, Page 6

THE CALL FOR MEN

TUNNELLING CORPS REINFORCEMENTS

LATEST RECRUITS

Three men left Wellington , for Trentham Camp by the 1.20 p.m. train on Saturday. This makes the sliortago in the Fifteenth Reinforcements 18. The names of the now soldiers are: PI. Clarke, J. Rio, and J. W. Georgeson. . . ' v Thirteen new recruits, who were passed as medically fit on' Friday and Saturday, havo'' registered at the No. 5 Group Area Office in Buckle Street. Their names are as follow:— Carroll • Frank Home, cook. Citv (Infantry). • Frederick Allan Cohen; warehouseman, City (Infantry). John Smith' Asliton, seaman, City, (Infantry). . , .< James Garry, freezer, Johnsonville (Infantry): . ; Robert Fred. Black, accountant, Citv (Infantry). Joseph W. Georgeson,:. baker, Dunedin (Infantry). ■ ■ - \V. G. Andrews,: mechanic, City (Infantry). ; ■'; .: ■ ■ ■ ; Joseph Rio, seamany City (Infantry). Herman Clarke, labourer, City (Infantry). . . .. Albert Edward - Tremain, Civil Servant, City (Infantry). Horace G. D. Reeve, labourer, Johnsonville (Infantry). ■_ James R. Paterson, pastrycook, Citv (Infantry). , ■ ■ Cecil Teddy, labourer, City (Infaittry). Tunnelling Corps. Wellington's' quota of men for the Tunnelling Corps Reinforcements has been found. Last Monday 35 men were wanted, and on Thursday the required number had been passed as medically ■fit, and had be&n enrolled. The recruits will report in Auckland on May 4,' and one week's leave, will be granted- before embarkation. "■■■■■,