SIXTH BALLOT

Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 91, 17 April 1917, Page 3

SIXTH BALLOT

4812 MEN CALLED UP

TO FILL REINFORCEMENT

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TO-DAY'S SPECIAL GAZETTE

LIST OF WELLINGTON NAMES.

The result of the sixth, ballot taken under the Military Service Act from among members of ths First Division of the Expeditionary Force Reeerve for filling tho vacancies in th« 30th Reinforcements, mobilising two months hence, was issued in the form of a Gazette Extraordinary at 10 o'clock this morning. The vacancies have been caused by tho failure of voluntary recruiting to produce the required number of men, the actual shortage being 1203. To meet this 4812 have been called up, the purpose of drawing four men for every vacancy to be filled being to allow sufficient margin lor exemptions on various grounds and rejections ,on account of medical unfitness. Formerly only three men iwere drawn for every vacancy to be filled, but in view of the tightening up of the medical regulations it was decided to increase, the proportion to four to one, and this was applied for the first time in the present ballot. In future ballots the proportion of Reservists drawn will be the same.

The numbers 'of men drawn in the i.various ballots to date have been as follow :— Ist Ballot, Nov., 1916 4000 2nd Ballot, pec, 1916 3000 3rd Ballot, Jan., 1917 ..„ 3600 4th Ballot (double). Feb., 1917 ... 6867 sth Ballot, March, 1917 4503 6th Ballot, April, 1917 4813 Total 26,782 In the six ballots that have already taken place, 26,782 members of the First Division have thus been called up to fill some 8500 vacancies in the 23rd, 24th, ,25th, 26th, 27th, 28th, 29th, and 30th Reinforcements. The First Division, which originally totalled 84,986 men, has also been considerably drawn upon •by voluntary enlistment. At the .conclusion of the sth ballot on 7th March the total number remaining in the Reserve was 55,419. This number has now been further reduced by the 4812 men called up in the 6th ballot and. the voluntary enlistment of First Division men since 7th March. The total number now remaining in the First ■ Division is thus below 50,100.^ 1 The complete list of names of men I called up under the 7th ballot in the Wellington City, Manawatu, and Wairarapa recruiting districts to fill vacancies in the 30th Reinforcements is as follows (the asterisk against any name signifies previous voluntary enlistment) : — ■ i No. 5 (WELLINGTON) RECRUITING DISTRICT. Abel; H. S., softgoods manufacturer, corner Queens-drive and Toru-street, trail Bay ' i Aburn, S. S., jun., Civil servant, 35^ Kent-terrac© Adams, H., ship's steward, s.s. Maori Adams, H,. cook, 21, Barker-street Aleock, E., 181 a, Cuba-street Allott, L. M., clerk, Columbia Hotel Anderson, C, slaughterman, Ngakonui Anderson, J. X.', Anglican clergyman, Waitomo ' • ' ' Andrew, F. P., pastrycook, 7, Meinstreet, Wellington S. Armstrong, F. C, painter, 220, Rintouletreet Armstrong, J. H., bridgeman, 13, Parkstreet Atkinson, G. D., watchmaker, Featherston Camp Atkinson', J. W. 8., engineer, Colvraystreet,. Ngaio ' •Auld, E. H., tinsmith, Albemarle Private Hotel, Dixon-street Austin, S., jun., carpenter Creswick''terrace, Creswick Baird, J. \V., warehouseman, 26, Apucrescent, LyaJl Bay Ballantync, M., draughtsman, 53, Bid-Well-street * Bamfield, L. D., commercial traveller, 126, Wellington-terrace •Bamfield, O. W., Civil servant, 126, The Terrace

•Bargery, G., Eeaman, U.S.S. Co., Wellington Barklc,,R. C, Civii servant, 90, Kelburnparade ' • . Barlow, A. J., military badge-maker, Jackson-street, Petone * Barnard, L. J., labourer, 8, Burnellavenue

Barnes, A. H., police constable. Mount Cook. '■

* Barton, C. H., barrister and solicitor, 2, Upland-road, Kelburn *Battersby, R. J., engineer fitter, 2a, Tory-street, Petone *Baynes, R. W., labourer, Pakeuri Freezing Works Beazley, C. L. V., presser, H, Hallstreet, Wellington S. *Bell, A. W.; Civil servant, Undersecretary for Lands Office

Bentley, C. E.,,'bus-driver, 26, Rich-mond-street, Petone {- * Bird, A. F., whip thong-maker, Auckland

Black, J. R. A., marine engineer, U.S.S. Co., Wellington Blacklock, J. P., company secretary, Goldie's-brae

Blaney, F., fireman; No. 36 transport Bold, C., brassmoulder, 69, Fitzherbertstreet, Petono

Bollingcr, M. 11., electrical engineer, Kiosk Private Hotel, Oriental BayBond, J., bootmaker, Military Camp. Featherston

Bonthorne, V., ironmonger, 3J4, Tara-naki-street / Boorcr, S. 0., ship's steward, 90, Tara-nald-street

Box, H. G., gardener, Knights-road, Lower Hutt

Braniff, T. J., blacksmith, care of M'Arthur and >Milligan, Kaiwarra Bfidger, W., general carrier, Hay-street, Seatoun

Briggs, A., tailor,. Salvation Army Workman's Home, Buckle-street •Brooker B. W., boot-cuttor, 63, Mitchell-street, Brooklyn * Brown, T. G., commercial traveller. 116, Tinakori-road

Brown, W. W., pipefitter, 58, Lower Cuba-street

Browne, L. G., Upper Hutt Bullick, T. 1,., attendant, Mental Hospital, Porirua

Bulman, W., joiner, G.P.O. Burgess, H., pantryman, U.S.S. Co. Burke, F. 0., billiard-room manager, 26, Aro-street

Burke, J., painter, Mount Pleasant, Mitchclltown

*Burke, J. E., waiter, 122, Hataitai-rd Burrowes, G. D., railway porter, Invercargill

Burt, E. N., clerk, Nikan-avenue, Lower Hutt

Bussell, W., labourer, 29, Walter-street Byrne, W., Catholic priest, Mount St. Gerard's

Cairns, G., bank clerk, Dunedin C:i!laghan, M., coal-miner, Blackball Galton, E. A., clerk, Paekakariki Hotel Cameron, D. W., bootmaker, 139, Han-son-street

Campbell, L. H., sheep-fanner, Happy Valley

•Campbell, W., hairdresser, 71, Majori-bagb-atreeji

Cann, J. cook, 55, Hanson-street Carrig, W. J., woodworker, 29, Dixonstreet Carter, C, 40, Lome-street Carter, G., storeman, 70, Kent-terrace Carver, G. A., bootmaker, 74, Oriental Bay Cate, E. W., telegraphist, 10, Terrace Gardens, off Boulcott-street Chamberlen, F., painter's assistant, 1 Queen's Private Hotel Charlton, P. W., miner, Queen's Private Hotel, Plimmer's Steps Cheesman, W. G., salesman, Hutt-road, Petono Clapperton, ,G. C, railway employee, Poraparaumu Clark, L. A., secretary, 44, Waipaparoad, Hataitai Clarke, A. F., s.s. Maori Clayton, C. 11., accountant, 74, Rox-burgh-street Cleary, M., ship's fireman, Wellington Clements, J. R., computer and draughtsman, : 63, Garden-road, Northland Clohessy, D., shearer, G.P.O. / Clowes, J. W., engineer, "Whitehall," Plimmer's Steps Coad; N. W., driver, Hospital-road Cochrane, P. ON., draper, 20, Rimu-rd., Kelburn Coleman, R. F., miller, Taihape Collins, J., engine-driver, William-st., Wadestown Colvin, D., labourer, 21, Frankville-ter. Condliffe, T. S., sharebrokcr's clerk, 59, Wallace-st. Connor,- J., marine fireman, Seamen's Union Constable, D. J., drapery-manager, 92, Queens-drive, Lyall Bay Corney, R. A., pressman, care of People's Palace, Cuba-st. *Cosgrove, C. P., clerk, Pukcrua Coulling, \V., waterside worker, S, Somerset-avenue, Wellington S. Cox, C. J. G., Civil servant, Johnscmville Cox, T. W., police constable, Mount Cook *C!rabtree, S., artist, 89, Abel Smith-st. Ci-aig, E. S., warehouseman, Queen'sdrive, Lyall Bay Crawford, G. A., storeman, and clerk, Shamrock Hotel, Molesworth-at. Cremona, h., chef, 23, Je6sie-st, off Taranaki-si. Crowther, W., seaman, 36, Arthur-gt. Crum/A.J., tailor, 60, Rintoul-st. Cunningham,' P., Registrar of Pensions, 117, Sroagham-gt. ■ \ Currie, J.A., clerk, 7, Hawkestone-st. Dalton, J., labourer, Brown's Boardinghouse, Wiliis-st. Darby, W., boilennaker, 135, Sydneyat." David, G., whiff labourer, 120, Vivianst. Davis, C. L., Civil servant, 13,'Thorndonquay Davies, G., storeman, 23, Hanson-st •Davis, N. J. 8., salesman, 42, Crescentrd., Eosxneath Davis, S. J., kitchenman, 3, Tasman-st. Davy, G. D., commercial traveller, care of New Commercial Hotel, Lambton- , quay Dear, L. H.,, Civilservant,-Ponrua , Denham, A., steward, 9, Sidey-st. Dignam, J. J., labourer, Port Chalmers Dinnie, F. A., warehouse assistant, 26, Pipitea-st. Donaldson, P. G., painter, 21, Wright-st. Dornwell, F. E., clerk, 1, Northland-rd. Doutch, F. W., book-keeper, Leith House, Hutt-rd., Petone Dowkcr, T., chart-cutier, 63, Clyde-st., Island Bay Downes, H., letter-carrier, 12, Leraud-st. Drew, A. J., engineer, 248, Sutherland-rd. Duncan, F. W., butcher, 7, Ellice-st. ' Dyer, G. F., draper's assistant, 138, Brougham -street Eddie, W. F., shipping clerk, Main- , road, Lower Hutt i Edwards, H. H., attendant, Mental Hospital, Porirua Elvin,. J., mariner, U.S.S. Co. Emeny, F. C, clerk, 9, Naughton-ter. ■ Bno, D., porter, Post Office Hotel Enright, T., labourer, 21, Cambridge- • terrace ... Evensen, R. A., postal clerk, 257, Wil-lis-street *Fahey,.vJ.y clerk, 2, Hay-street Fairbrass, G., conductor, 21, Glenbervieroad *Fanning, J., school teacher, 86, Ellicestreet Ferguson, J., ironmouldor, 14 Hawke-stone-street * Ferguson, N., steward, s.s. Moana Fitzer,' W. H., cabinetmaker, c/o Kensington Hotel, Mansfield-street Fitzgerald, C., seaman, Te Aro Dining Rooms, ■ Taranaki-street Fitzgerald, G., clerk; 38, Broadway-ter., Fitzgerald, J., farmer, Herald-st Wellington iS. Flynn, F., Civil servant, 48, Hill-st. Flynn, J. ; driver, 24, Malcolm-lane, Ti-nakori-road Ford, W. L., ship's steward, U.S.S. Co. ! Fraser, W., boliermaker, 16, M'Farlanestreet Gadney, A. E., labourer, 38, Cuba-st., Petone Gailer, E. A., farm labourer, Silverstream Giddens, A. J., electrician, 31, Adamsst., Brooklyn Glennie, R. M., plumber, 16, Murphy-st. Gohl, W. J., bootmaker, 95, Waipaparoad, Hataitai Gorham, A., labourer, 27, Martin-st. Gorham, J., labourer, 326, Willis-st. Granger, H. E., labourer, Pareora Grant, H. A., cordial factory employee, c/o J. J. Moore, Lyall Bay Green,. L. A., clerk, marine-parade, Rona Bay ' Hall, A. J., wharf labourer, Sydney-st. Hall, S. R., billiard-marker, 246, Tina-kori-road Hamilton, F. J., driver, Tinakori-rd. Hanna, J., farm labourer, 61, Childer'sterrace, Kilbirnie *Hardcastle, A. A., teacher, 86, Karoriroad Hardie, J., fitter, 30, Clifton-terrace Harding, A. W., waterside worker, 10, College-street Harding, W., attendant, Mental Hospital, Porirua Harper, J.,'compositor, 16, Mowbray-st. "Harris, H., clerk, 46, Mulgrave-st. Harvey, P. R., plumber, 43, Hanson-st. Haslem A. R., cook, 58, Lower Cuba-st. Hay, D., clerk, Upper Eiccarton Haycraft, W. M., jeweller, 3, Kenwynterrace Hayes, R. S., Alicetown, Lower Hutt Hazelwood," W. J., fire b'rigadesman, Central Fire Station Headifen, H. C:, carter, 7, Emmett-st. E[eaton, E. D. H., clerk, Lower Hutt Holme, H., seaman, 253, Tinakori-road Henderson, G. W., steward, U.S.S. Co. *Henderson, H. R., chemist's assistant, 13,' Dixon-street Henderson, J. H., seaman, Napier Henley, W. G., clothing salesman, 110, Clyde-quay Herron, J., fireman, U.S.S. Co. *Hetherington, J. ' H., labourer, 251, Taranaki-street Hey, J. A., carter, 175, Adelaide-road Higgins, W. R., upholsterer, Sydenham Hill, W., hairdresser, 12, Hay-st. Hodges, J. J., currier, Old Ponruaroad, Kaiwarra Holland, P., miner, Roa, Greymouth Holmes, R. H. J., steward, U.S.S. Co. Hookham, J. V., engineers assistant, 11, - Poplar-grove Horn, A., electrician's assistant, 3, Sie-verston-terrace *Hornabrook, S. R., company secretary, Civil Service Club Horhe, J., carpenter and joiner, 80, Ghuznee-street , Huddy, C. F. V., seaman, U.S.S. Co. *Huffa.m, M. W. G., warehouseman, 152, Oriental Bay Hughns, J., jockey, Hamilton Humphreys, A. H., fisherman, Island Bay Hunt, C. FT., commercial traveller, 118, Kiitaitai-voad [itinter, S., carrier, Lmver Hutt "Huntly, J. M., electrician, 14, Tonkek eswst .UfPsr Cuba-street ,

"Husband, R., wharf labourer, West Beach, Island Bay Instone, A. A., labourer, 20, Ghuznee-st. Irons, W. D., clerk, 23, Central-terrace, Kelburn Mrwin, T. R., clerk, Overton-terrace, Karaka Bay James, W. A., theatrical employee, Touring Pictures, Wairoa Jefferies, C. L., plumber, 82, Kent-ter. Jeromson, T., seaman, U.S.S. Co. , Jervis, W. H. farm hand, Makara North Johnston, R., chemist, Thorby-streefc, Northland Jones, F. A. A., firenian, N.Z.R., Alex-andra-road, Khandallah Jones, P. T., bricklayer, 78, Main-road, < ICarori Joy, El, labourer, Point Halswell Mudd, P., clerk, Lower Hutt Kea.no, M., labourer, 66, Gliuznee-streefc •Kearney, C. I. J. fitter, 122, Karori-rd. Kearney", M., motor proprietor, 18, Ka-rori-road Keary, M., labourer, 160, Sydney-street Kelly, P., labourer, 16, Abel Smith-st. *Kerr, W. J., bank clerk, 21, Wilsonstreet, Wellington S. Keyes, A. C, ship's cook, 99, Overtonter. •Kitching, N. R., marine engineer, 19, Pluriket-st., Kelburn Kutner, 1., tinsmith, 22, Tennyson-st. Lacey, T., labourer, 79, Dixon-st. Lancaster, A. V., driver, 66, Fitzher-bert-st.y Petone Larsen, J., tobacconist, Masonic Hotel, Cuba-st. ■ • Latimer, G., bootmaker, 85, Rintou^-st. Lazarus, E. H., draper, Laing's-rd., Lower Hutt, . Leaver, H., doorkeeper, J2a, Hanson-st. Lee, H., cook, Hotel Windsor', Willis-st. 1 Lee, P. F., fitter, 100, Dixon-st. ■ Leney, H., butcher, 25, Walter-st. liewer, B. E., driver, 57, Vivian-st. Linehan, M., farm labourer, 16, Abel Smith-sl. Livingstone, X.,' engine-driver, Cambriast., Hawera Loosen, F., seaman, U.S.S. Company, Wgtn. Loughrey, J., miner, 16, Abnl Smith-st. Lowe, G. W., motor mechanic, Queen'srd., Lower Hutt Lusty, W.- V,, labourer, 21, Ohiro-rd. *Lynch, A. iE., mercer, Monro-st., Seatoun Lyons, F. 1., watchmaker, 34, Adelaide*rd. M'Allister, D., ship's fireman, s.s. Maori *M'Aloon, J. L. F., Customs officer, 150, Sutherland-rd., Lyall Buy M'Arthury J. ML., warehouseman, 8, Cairington-st. M'Bride, 1., seaman, U.S.S. Company M'Caig, D., marine engineer, U.S.S. Company s MacCallum, H. M., commercial traveller, ''Thornleigh," Boulcotf-st. M'Conachy, J. D., clerk, 67, Coromandelst., Newtowif M'Cune, A., G.P.O. M'Donald, A., electrician, 5, College-st. M'Donald, C. J. A., clerk, 54, Majori-banks-st. M'DonalJ, J., driver, 168, Aro-st. M'Eldowney, A. J., ex-warehouseman, Pungarehu MacFarlane, C, marine engineer, U.S.S. Company MacFarlane, R., traveller, 118, Ghuzneest. N M'Gregor, R. R., commercial traveller, Egmont Private Hotel M'Kay, M. J., wharf labourer, ' 17, 1 Reuben-avenue, Brooklyn ; M'Kenzie, J., Trades Union secretary, 1 94, Boulcott-st. M'Kenzie, J. R., sailor, U.S.S. Company Mackersey, H., wharf labourer, Metropolitan Hotel M'Laughlin, J., carpenter, 78, Wai-papa-road, Hataitai Maclean, C, sailor, Wellington M'Leod, A., seaman, U.S.S. Co. | M'Morran, W. J., tally clerk, 5, Mal-colm-lane M'Nab, R., fireman, U.S.S. Co. M'Naughf; J."H., hairdresser, Carter's, Jackson-street, Petone . M'acpherson, E. S., clerk, 31; Donald M'Lean-street 4 M'Robio, A. N., guard, Somes Island Mahony, H. J., steward, U.S.S. Co. Maidmont, W. J., labourer, 25, Eliza-beth-street, Petone Mallett, T. F., gasworks stoker, 125, Tasman-streot Manderson, H. A., clerk',. 14, Russell-ter. Mann, A. J., grocer, 19, Edinburgh-ter. *Marchant, A. J., shipping clerk, 8, Upland-road Mardell, C. E., jun., accountant, 214, Adelaide-road Matthews, V., gardener, care of Mrs. Jenkins, 128, Tinakori-road Maulo (or Mawle), G. P., draughtsman, 73a, Hamilton-road, Kilbirnie Meager, W., farmer, Taita, Hutt Mercer, A., seaman, 128, Ghuznee-stroet Mildenhall, F. A., guard, Paekakariki Millier, C. L., cabinetmaker, 4, Broom-hodge-streefc Mills, W. G., hotel storeman, Hotel ' Peci! Minchin, G., farmer, Whiteman's Valley Mitchell, F. W. E., clerk, 18, Park-st. Moar, J. P., jeweller, la, Watson-street Monaghan, H., chairmaker, 87, Wrightstreet Money, A. H., freezing company omi ployee, 51, Owen-street, Newtown Moran, J. A , carpenter and joiner, 12, ! ' Roxburgh-street , Moroney, P., labourer, Normandale, , Lower Hutfc Morris, A. M., fanner, 9, Roscoe-ter., Wadestown Morris, G. A., watchmaker, Crawfordroad, Kilhirnio ' Morris, J. R., steward, U.S.S. Co. Morton, J., dairyman, 74, Weld-street, Wadestown Moschini, H. R. A., librarian, 136, Russell-terrace * Mouton, H., marine fireman, Creswick Mulvenna, J., seaman, Seamen's Union Murphy, P., hydraulic crane-driver, 25, Adelaide-road Nankivell, C. R., labourer, 139, Jacksonstreet, Petone ' ■ Nankivell, H. J., fishmonger, 139, Jack-son-street, Petone Nicholson,, P., quartermaster-sergeant, 19, Ferguson-street Nicolson, J./ seaman, U.S.S. Co., Wellington O'Connor, 8., farm hand, Abel Smithstreet O'Connor, J. F., Catholic priest, 7, Pat-terson-street Q'FJaherty, R. C, canvasser, 15, Jessiestreet Ogden, R. E., painter, 31, Wilson-street Osbonie, R. E., cook,^Wanganui O'Sullivan, T. J., railway employee, 41, Molesworth-street O'Sullivan, W., priest of the RedemptorLst Order, Hawker-street Page, F.. A.,'trimmer, s.s. Maori Pailthorpe, F. W., motor tire expert, 30, Barker-street Park. 0- G. ML, foreman, Tokomaru BayParker, S. A., clerk, 17, Edinburghterrace Parrant, J. 8., hairdresser, South-street, Petone Patereon, A., labourer, 12, Garrett-etreet Paterson, E. W., engineer, 38, Rox-burgh-street Patrick, S. H.: ■C, hairdresser, Hotel Bristol Patterson, J. P., shipwright, Tahi-street, Miramar Patton, J. D.. clerk, Queen's-i-oad, Lower Hutt Peat, A., fireman, Dunedin Pedlar, R., conductor, care of Mrs. Lemon, 107, Owen-street ■ Ponder, W. C, labourer, Old Porirua- : road, Ngaio Perrett, E. E. A., Civil servant, Napier ' Phillips, P. 8., typewriter mechanic, I 136, Abel Smith-street 1 Phythian, J. F., matmaker, 250, Suther--1 land-road, Lyall Bay Price, W. J. W., ship's fireman, 175, Adelaide-road Prindablo, V., Übouror, Centred Hotel, [ Petoa»

PHtchard, A. L., clicker, 16, JNelson--Btreet, Petone Purapa, E. 0., scrub-cutter, Kaitoke Pye, O. 8., marine engineer, U.S.S. Co. Eabone, D. S., clerk, Bank of N.Z., ■ Motueka Eaddock, H. J., cook, Palmerston N. Ramsay, S. J., farm hand, Mangaroa Randell, R. E., clerk, Karori Rankin, J. ML., tanner, 9 Abbott-road, Ngaio Read, W. A., cab-driver, 23, WingfieldReed, F., conductor, 60, Rintoul-street § Reenen, J., labourer, Papatahi Reid, A., plumber, 204, Adelaide-road Reid, C. W., labourer, 7, Martin-street Reid, R., rangefitter, 7, Hopper-street Remmers, C, carpenter, Clark-street KhandaJlah Reyling, G. F., painter, 10, Russell-ter. Richardson, contractor, 1, Fairview-ter-racej Kelburn r; Richardson, P., council employee, Cres-wick-road, Northland Riddler, J. G., -warehouseman, Hutu road, Petone Rigg, J., commercial traveller, 58, Cen-tral-terrace, Kelburn , Riordan, W. L., speculator, 9, Broughamavenue Rivers, C. G., seaman, 94, Dison-street Roberta, W. R., boot operator, 28, Nor-manby-street Robertson, D. G., 167, Rintoul-street Robertson, F., Nelson-sfcrcet, Auckland Robertson, H. C, clerE, 358, Tinakori-rd. Robertson, J., shearer, Post Office *Roulston, H. L., postal employee, 15, Patanga-crescent Routh, H., assistant manager, Sayescourt Rudkin, E. E., sheet-metal worker, 7, Reuben-avenue, Brooklyn Russell, A. E., manager, 29, Hunter-st. Russeil, A. J., gardener, 34, Waripori-st. RusefiK, P., farmer, Nainai, Lower Hutt ' Ryan, E., »,toreman; Duke of Edinburgh 'Hotel '' •, „ ■ _ Ryan, W., storeffian, Hutt-road, Lower Ryan, W. J., Liardet-sfae'et, Vogeltown Sadler, A. 8., ship's steward^ 94, DixonSaunders, J. S., clerk, Victoria Street, Lower Hutt \ Schrader, L. J. H., coachbuilder, 16, Daniel-street. Sehwass, C. H-, Civil servant, Manutahi, Patca Scott, A. H., showman, 76, ■ Taranaki- , street Scott, J., Zoo attendant, 51, Damel-st. Sergent, A. V., joiner's^ machinist, 26, Mahora-street, Kilbirnie South, Sovern, H., labourer, 36, Reuben-ay., Brooklyn Seymour, L., steward, 57, Majori-banld-street Shotter, E., labourer, Wallace-street, Karori Simm, H. R-, tobacconist, 76, Dixon-st. Skinley, W. L., instrument-maker, Wellington Smith, A. E., accountant, 22, Bruco-av., Brooklyn Smith, 8., bootmaker, Happy Valleyroad, Brooklyn Smith, H., boot manufacturer, Happy Valley, Brooklyn Smith, J. W. Motor-driver, 4, Gruick-shanks-stree.t, Kilbirnie *Smith, L. W., custodian, 1, Essex-st. Smith, S., bread-carter, 15, Nairn-st. Snow, S. G., linotype engineer, 292, Tinakori-road , South, R., fireman, 134, Willis-street ' Spence, R., policeman, police station, Lambton-quay Spragg, G. H. telegraphist, Lyall Bay Stay, R., fireman, Wellington Steele, C. H., stationer,, 38, Murphy-st. Stehr, S. M. W., ■ telegraphist, 142, Tinakori-road Stephens, H. N., ledgerkeeper, 133, , Wallace-street Stewart, C. E.,' tailor, 299, Willis-street Stewart, R. A., bank clerk, 8, Devon-st. *Stott, S., labourer, 65, Rugby-street Stratford, A. D.,' clergyman, The Vicarage, Trentham ■ *Stubbings, R. J., farmer, Reikorangi . ' Sullivan, J., foreman, Goring-street, Wellington Sutton, C. W., butcher, 10, Wingfieldstreet Sutton, C. H., mason, Johnston-street, Karori \ Swarm, H. C, attendant, Mental Hospital, Porirua Tame, N. C., insurance Clerk; 102, Ha-taitai-road Tappenden, A., assistant Armoury Department, 5, Emmett-street *Tarr, F. J., carpenter, 49, Mitchellstreet, Brooklyn Taylor, C ; X., painter, 49, Herald-st., Berhampore ' Taylor, E., 'carpenter, Tainui-terrace, ■ ■ Lyall Bay Taylor, R. S., radio-telegraphist, s.s. Maori Thompson, L. E. G., picture operator, 41, Hawker-street Thomson> A., seaman; s.s. Takapuna Tiley, H., hotel porter; Empire Hotel> : Petone *Tilsley, W. N., tablet porter, Wiltonroad, Creswick Tory, H. H., tailor, 35, Aurora-terrace Tozer, H., 2nd officer, Huddart Parker (limited) Trevithick, P. E., seaman, 23, Hollo-way-road ' *Tripp, E. J., cycle mechanic, White s Line East, Lower Hutt Turkington, 0. F. M., railway employee, 42, Riddler's-crescent, Petone Turner, A. J., farmer, Taita, Lower Hutt. [ *Turner,' S., ship's steward, Huddart Parker Company Tyler, W., fireman, Wellington .Underwood, W. T., brickmaker, 30, Constable-street Urwin, J., Tailway cadet, 143, Huttroad, Petone Vallor, C, Kitchenman, Palmer's Restaurant, Lainbton-quay *Van Staveren, 8., merchant, 34, Plunket-street, Kelburn Vincent, W. J., ship's steward, Rosinaterrace Wagstaff, W. H., builder, 93, Overtonterrace, Kilbirnie Wallace, D., constable, Mount Cook Wallace, T. A., factory hand, 16, Nel-son-street, Petone Wallace, V. J., labourer, 89, Tainui-ter. 'Waller, G., farm labourer, Alfredton Walton, R. E., butcher, 15, Ohiro-road Ward, C. F., factory foreman, 138, Clyde-quay Wareham, W. F. J., plumber, 15, Ellicestreefc Wass, W. W., mechanical engineer, 44, Waipapa-road, Hataitai Watson, F. J., teacher, Marist Bros. School, Hawkestone-street Watt, C. G., jeweller, 29, Manners-st. Watt, W. R. H., driver, 90, Tory-st. * Watts, E. H., accountant, Crofton Downs, Ngaio ♦Webster, J. A., town clerk, King-st., Upper Hutt Webster, W., labourer, 2, Martin-st. Weldon, L., bushfeller, 240, Taranaki-st.i Wells, E. J., presser, Brown's Boardinghouse, Cuba-street Welsby, R., livery stable keeper, 168, Aro-street West, C. H., marine engineer, U.S.S. Company Whelan, W., fireman, U.S.S. Company Whitakor, A., clerk,' Ross-street, Kilbirnie White, C. W., advertising agent, 162b, Cuba-street , 1 White. E., fireman, 162b, Cuba-street ' Whitelsy, J-, coachworker, 85, Tainuiterrace . Whiterod, W. H., labourer, 1, Salis--1 bnry-terrace . Whyte, A. W., audit inspector, Nelson Williamfl, A., bookseller, 5, Beaumontprrove, off Nairn-street ! Williams, W. R., seaman, 23, MortimerI terrace Williamson, W. J., chauffeur, 10, YuleBtveet, Kilbirnie

PHtchard, A. L., clicker, 16, Nelson'

Wilson, E. C, grocer's assistant, 220, Hutfc-road, Petone Wilson, F. A., marine officer, U.S.S. Co. Wilson, H. W. G., accountant, 4, Tai-

nui-terrace Wine, A./24, Jessie-street Wing, H- J., draper's assistant, Hotel Bristol Woolf, L., clothing examiner, 78, Ghuz-

nee-street Wren, J., labourer, 31, Mulgrave-street Wykes, J., mechanic, 115, Adelaide-rd. Zimmerman, F. W., enginctdriver, 200, Vivian-street . \ Zorn, B. L., indent clerk, 6, Russell-ter.