MISSING BALLOT MEN

Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 100, 27 April 1917, Page 7

MISSING BALLOT MEN

NEW LIST OF 476 NAMES

A Gazette Extraordinary was issued to-day containing tha names of a further 476 men drawn in various ballots who have failed to parade and -whom the De-. fence authorities have been unable to trace. They are now ordered to report in person and present themselves to the group commanders of their respective groups at 10 a.m. on ith May for medical examination, and are warned that unless they do so they mey be tried and punished under the Army Act for the offence of desertion or of absenting themselves without leave, as the case may be. • The names of the missing nien~ in the Wellington City, Manawatu, and Wairarapa groups are given in the Gazette as follow:— No. 5 GROUP (WELLINGTON CITY) Young, W.. J., transport stoker, Brown's Coffee, Palace, Cuba-street Wilson, A., cook, s.s. Hinemoa .._ Walsh, J M., cook, 1; Edge Sill Armstrong, W., Willis-street •Blake, E. T., seaman, Columbia Hotel Burt, E., signwriter " • Kennedy, H., Working Men's" Home, Tory-street " ~ Murray, W., Salvation i Army .Horn*_. Little, J., scrub-contractor, 1 Kaitoke Hamilton, C. E., "engineer," Taranaki-st. Hutcheon, D., canvasser, 12, '.Marionstreet ' • ■ • : Plunkett, T. A., porter.^Barrett's Hotel Hunt, F., labourer, laita ■ - Swan, A., Strand Private Hotel, Ghuz-nee-street Hibbs, J., labourer, 50, Nelson-street O'Malley, M., wharf labourer, 21, Butestreet Greengrass, G., cook Sarsfleld, W., scrub-cutter, Young's Pri- •- vate Hotel, Lambton-quay Moore, S. J., miner, Queen's Private Hotel Gilbank, G. L., fish-cleaner, 11, Evelyn; place Devine, 8., seaman, 91B', Cuba-sti-eet ' Russell, J., seaman, 90, Taranaki-st. M'Kay, S., steward Ramage, A., carpenter, Public Works Department Mimiv, D., mechanical dentist, 103, Willis-street Pay, 8., labourer, Brook-Btreet/' ■ Morris, 8., labonrer, Clinton House, Petoiie Cook, 0., 22, Duppa-strect Ryan, J., labourer, 105, Dixon-streel, Te Aro Senior, W., labourer, 12, Ghuznee-street Lynch, J., labourer, Trentham Stewart, j. 8., farm labourer, 173, Willis-street Summers, C, driver, 44, Sussex-street Tracey, G. W., sailor, Seamen's 1 Mission Smith, H. T., farm hand, 4, Williamsteeet, Petone Wood, H. C, assistant cook. Union Restaurant, Courtenay-place ' Ormston, W., 69, Richmond-street, Petone Jones, F. T.. sailor, 36, Murphy-street Newton, E. S., U.S. Company; Flutter, A., labourer, Albemarle Hotel Wavies, H. C., driver, 47," Mulgrave-st. Kennedy, P., sawyer, Metropolitan Hotel Leigh, T., steward, Young's Private Hotel Cox, R. W.j seanian Houston, C. J., dyer and cleaner, 63, Ghuznee-street --'.' Heginbotham, C. W., labourer, Majori-banks-street " * Hosking, P., waterside worker, 276, Cuba-street Hume, J., barman, New Commercial Hotel Hunt, C, cadet, 53, Adelaide-road- . Jaffray, J.,' miner, 95, Ghuznee-street Howie. It. A., student, Apu-crescent, Lyall Bay" Derbyshire, H., wharf labourer, 101 ? \ Ghuznee-street Daly, T., sailor, Salvation. 'Army Workmen's Home. , ... Middleton, D., porter, Clarendon Hotel Andereon, F. W., G.P.0., Wellington Booth, A. D, J., advertising- traveller Carpenter, A. E., engineer, 41, Murphystreet

Bcnuett, G. H., marine fireman, 166, Hanson-street

Beedhom, F., steward, 98, Dixon-st. Ballinger, J. V., steward, 87, Dixon-st. ' Delahimty, J. P., traveller, 66, Fitzher-bert-street, Petone ' Hadlee, R., ship's fireman, Huddart Parker Co.

Healey, P. A., hairdresser, Trentham Horsley, G. W., jeweller, yacht Siren Jenson, J., 244, Thofndon-quay (sometime of Lower Valley, Masterton)

Mitchinson, H., cook, 8, Hospital-road Offin, J., seaman, G.P.O. - • •

Reve, W. H.ybottler, Sea-View t Evans Bay-road . , . Smith, W. C, bootmaker,"3l, Vivian-st. Turner, W., cook, «.s. Mararoa Wicks, T. F., la,bourer, 12;.Epuni-slreet. Westbrook, F. V., farmer," Whiteman's Valley Watterson, H., labourer, People's Palace, Cuba-street