NO. 1 APPEAL BOARD

Evening Star, Issue 24297, 11 September 1942, Page 5

NO. 1 APPEAL BOARD

CASES HEARD YESTERDAY The No. 1 Armed Forces Appeal Board, comprising Messrs D. C. Cameron (chairman), G. V. Smith, and W. It. Ciarke, hoard further appeals for exemption from service at a. sitting yesterday t A further extension of six months leave was granted H. M. McLouehlm, manager, on the application cl M»s J. A. McConnell. . , , The application of Dunedin Wholesale Milk Supply for Lindsay Neilson, company manager, was adjourned for six months. The following appeals were ad]ourned sine die:—Ernest Adams Ltd., for I. Hodding, foreman baker; J. Sparrow and Sons, for W. E. Hughes, engineers’ tools controller; Wilkinson, Gallon' Ltd., for C. J. South, steel moulder (to serve in Home Guard). ~ t> j. McNish, storeman, Dunedin; O. ». Ferguson, farmer, Poolburn; and F. HIrvine, Dunedin, were released on their own applications, Ferguson to serve in the Home Guard. . , _ An apnea! by A. Morrison and Co. LW. for A. M. B. Stobie, brass finisher, was adiourned until December 31. Leave until March 31 was granted ’ 1 ■ E, Brenssell, chcesemaker, and D. Brown, huttermakcr, on appeals bv the Silverstream- Dairy Company. Leave lor t*. Ward, polisher-painter, and A. G. Mason, cabinetmaker .(Haywards Ltd.), and for B. H. Wards, farm hand (W’llliam J Wards! was extended to October 31. IT. Jarrctt, an electrician. (gas department) was released from camp, aiid m,stmclcd to join the Home Guard.