CALL TO ARMS

Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 6, 8 January 1916, Page 6

CALL TO ARMS

WELLINGTON'S RESPONSE. Since noon yesterday 2A additional | recruits have been entered up in the ; books at No.. 5 Group Office, Buckle--street, as having been passed medically I fit. ; Their names, occupations,' and ; branches of the service for which they have, enlisted are as under: — . Martini, Basil P., clerk (ambulance) . Williams, Thomas Oliver, clerk (in- ; . . fantry) •• • • ■■• Lawson, Harry, solicitor (infantry) .-: yincent, Douglas H., groom (vet. corps) Sweetman, Gordon, fanner (engineers) Shearer, James, stable hand (mounteds) Rudd, Sidney John, tramways (infan- •; ■ try) ■. ,•• - CHttenden, Fred, clerk (infantry) ; , Turner, A. R. A., farrier (A.S.C.) •.■Wood, Samuel G. (infantry). . Lawrence, Leonard G., bookbinder 4 .. . (artillery) , ' MacCallum, Hugh M., commercial < • traveller (infantry) . ' M'lnness, H. A., bank clerk (infantry) Bennett, John Dale, clerk (artillery) ' Guilford, John E., labourer (infantry) Huxley; Thomas Parr, steward (infantry) : '. Rusterholz, Phillip, hardware assistant (infantry) - Nicholas, Ernest, painter (infantry) Boyle, M. L., warehouseman (artillery) ! . Graham, Johnj carpenter (infantry) ■ ' Johnson, George William, grocer i (mounteds) .' Anderson, Edgar, , Civil servant {mounteds) ; Kennedy, Arthur Thomas, clerk (artil- : ' lery) Hall, John Joseph, telephone linesman (infantry) . MANY MORE MEN WANTED. Still many more men are wanted for the infantry, if the city is to make up its_ quota for the 12th Reinforcements, going into camp on the 11th inst. It .is hoped, therefore, that after to-day's parade there "will he- a better response, and that the recruiting offices mil be kepi busy. The following men have gone .into camp during the past few days to make up shortages:l— Mounted Riiles: M. X Moßomby. Infantry: J. S. Guilford, J. L. Creigh"ton,'R. G. Allan, A. Enox. Ambulance.: P. C. .-. Praser, Arthur Daily, Arthur Cannody, E. T. Jackson.