THE CALL FOR MEN

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2790, 7 June 1916, Page 6

THE CALL FOR MEN

9 : , LATEST RECRUITS. On Monday fifteen recruits were put through at the Town Hall, and every one was passed as fit. This is probably the iirst time the hundred per cent, of "fits" lias been attained. The latest rcuruits enrolled at Buckle Street as fit for active service are:— H. Brown, fireman, City. F. Pearce, seaman, City. C. H. Bingham, baker, Masterton. It. 0. M'Carthy, mechanic, Roseneath. J. H. "Roberts, agent, City. L. J. Edmondson, university student, City. ' A. J. Reynolds, motor mechanic, City. 13. J. Child, warehouseman, City. W. T. M'Givlhy, farmer, Taupiri. J7.: G. I'erkins, labourer, Featherston.. J. Short, cabinetmaker/ Brooklyn. H. T. Burt, labourer, Featherston. J. J-1.. Windsor, postal officer, Kilbirnie. C. Bynam, farmer, Haywards. J. G. Hutchison, labourer, City. E. W. Purdie, motor mechanic. City. \Y. Moulton, painter, City. * U. W. Price, bootmaker. City. K P. Lindsay, farmer, Mftimkau. Andrew Holmes, clerk, Lower Hutt. -W. Birmingham, carpenter, ChristI'.liurch. J. Burt, Civil Servant, City. E. W. Rash, painter, City. .1. Prince, butcher, City. T. Donaldson, caretaker, Citv. V. H. Haskell, clerk,' Crty. * G. Shelker, Civil Servant, City.

Binoculars and "Wristlet Watches for soldiers may be obtained at a discount of 15 per cent. (3s. in the J) from A. E. If. .Rowland, the Public Servico Jeweller find Optician, 90 Manners Street (opp. Everybody's Pictures).—Advt.