OFF TO CAMP.

Gisborne Times, Volume XL, Issue 4108, 9 December 1915, Page 4

OFF TO CAMP.

INFANTRY DRAFT TO LEAVE THIS MORNING.

Thirty-five additional infantrymen from this district to make up deficiencies from other districts for the Tenth Reinforcements will leave Gisborne by this morning’s steamer for south. The following is the complete list of the men leaving:—

.Brennan, .Tames Francis, Wa.iroa. Brown, Edward. Tokomani Bay. Butcher, A. T., Tokomani Bay. Cannon, James, Kahulia Street, Gisborne. Chase, Samuel, Ohinepaku Station, 4 uiroa. Coyle, Win. James, 11 Stout Street, Gisborne. Dailly, P. J., Turanganui Hotel, Gisborm. Foote, Herman, care Post Office, Gisborne. Francis, Arthur Cyril, Dominion

J 3 oarditii iou >c, Gisborne. Furinss. John I'.. Tokomaru Bay. C. T. Gcrrard. Goddard. Henry, Arawhana Station,

Gisborne. Greer, John. Dominion Boardinghouse, Gisborne. Johnson, k m -•••-, 157 Lowe Street, Gisborne. Lunn, Eric S., 416 Palmerston Road, Gisborne. Morgan, Arthur, Tokomaru Bay. Mikkclsen, C. G., Mate king Boardinghouse, Gisborne. Mills, William George. 410 Glad-

stone Road, Gisborne. Mugridgc, Cl;as. Ik, Paraparatu Station, Waingake. McCaffcry, Hugh, Ngaiapa. McCoy, J., 4 (.kornai u 15m>*McDonald, J., Tokomaru Bay. Riley, Sinclair Malcolm. Dominion boai (Jingliouse, Ous borne. Sampey, Frank W. 8.. Lyudhursif Street, Gisborne. Sands, Robert. Dominion boardinghouse, Gisborne. Smith, Joseph*. Maieking hoardinghouse. Gisborne. Sparks, Chax. Hewitt, Tokom a ru Bay. Stuart,* Robert. Dominion boardinghouse, Gisborne. Steed. A.. Nuhaka. Thompson', Claude 1... Freezing Works, Kaitaratahi. Wait, V ictor G., Post Office, Wharerata. White, E. £., 12 Stout Sueet, Gisborne. Williams, D. W.. c/o Stuart McDonald. Wrjimata. Willshaw. S., Tokomaru Bay.

White. Henrv .John. V auroa. The met) paraded at the Garrison. Hall at 6 o’clock last night, when they were given final instructions. The departing soldiers will be accompanied to the wharf this morning by the National Reserve and the Band. The National Reserve will parade at •”.80 a.in., and the Band at 5.45 a.m. at the Garrison Hall. Staff Sergeant-Major Woodward will leave in charge of the infantrymen, and will acompanv them to Trench,m.