CALL FOR MEN.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17263, 2 September 1916, Page 10

CALL FOR MEN.

CHRISTCHURCH AREA. THIRTY-NINE ENLISTMENTS' YESTERDAY. __ ... ,t Another fairly busy day was experienced yesterday at the Christchurch'.office, thirty-nine men enlisting. Tho names included the iollowing, all being for the infantry except whore otherwise stated:— Edgar Smith. Rligh’a Road, Papnnui, land Bailsman. . ' .Herbert A. Hay, 33, Union Street, Papanui, farmer. , j. iUe.ee, Silver Grid, Manchester Street, labourer. H. Brown, 34, Sandiiord Strcot, Syaeniiam, storeman. joui. U. Brown, 54, Devon Street, Sydenham, builder. xiuuort ueorge Kouch, 32, Harper Street, SydeuUuin, driver. ' Augustus Walker, 23, Siudholme Street, Sprejuou, farm hand. Percy Lye, 41G, St Asaph Street, Post Otlice mcßseueer. John Edward ilates, Harewood Road, storekeeper. o uiin ' Smithcr, s.s. Maori, Lyttelton, steward. . , Bon Annitago Jenuison, 94, Mace's Road, Bromley, larmer. s' luiiiiionu J. G. Collins, 63, Glissold Street, Merivale, atudeut, John Freeman, Zetland Hotel, clerk. ErnosP P. Y. Hare, 116, Gashel Street.

Francis James Daily, 248, Manchester Street, fruiterer. Alfred Tucker, -67, Montreal Street, storeman. . Albert E. C. Lange, 289, Hills Road, farm labourer.

James W. Avery', 350, Papanui Road, electrician.

Angus Russell, 47, Cadogan Street, fireman.

Lawrence C. Prudhoo, Huckthorne Road, clerk.

Thomas Johnstone Morrow. 385, Barbadoes Street, wool-claseer.—Mounted. William G. Douglas, 17. Stratford Street, Fendaiton, grain merchant. Lawrence Kahn, 14, Victoria Strcot, New Brighton, photographer—Artillery. Gerald D. Gregory, 73, Manchester Street, clerk—Artillery. ,

Robert Parker, 12, Dublin Street, commercial traveller.

Andrew Taylor, White Hart Hotel, porter. Thomas Hawkin, 24,- Cumberland Street, labourer. '

Morgan JX Laurensou, Nay land Street, Sumner, surveyor—Engineers. Henry W. Rushbridge, 46, Strickland Street, Sydenham, clork. John G. Man hire, 111, Norwood Street, .Beckenham, sfereotyper. Percy Breach, Grosvcnor Hotel, porter. Charles W. Gates, 11, Park Road, Addington, storeman.- •• William Thomas Savage, 96, Hawke Street, A’ew;Brighton, sforeroan. . /, W. J. T. Yallanco, 188, Lincoln Road, plumber—Tunnelling Corps. MEDICAL EXAMINATION. Eleven men were medically examined yestei'aiy at tho Christchurch' recruiting ofiice. Of these seven were passed as fit and four were rejected. NEW BRIGHTON COAIAIITTEE. The New Brighten Recruiting Committee met last evening, the Mayor (Mr J. A. Fleslter) presiding. The attendance was very disappointing, -and after a brief discussion • tho meeting was adjourned to Alonday evening. Unless greater interest is shown in the meetings of the committee, it is proposed to abandon the canvass of the district,, which was arranged mainly in tho interests of tee married men. KAIAPOI AREA. TWELVE ENLISTMENTS YESTERDAY. Twelve enlistments were rocorded at the Kaiapoi area office yesterday. The medical examination resulted in eight moil being declared fit and four unfit. The names are as follow: Albert William Ashlon. Parnassus. Charles B. Moody, Woodend. Charles George Vet tee, Raagiora. Swinton George Tcalo, Gleutunuel. George Pickering, Darficld. Walter Townsend Austin, Glenhmncl. Campbell N. M’Causland, Kimberley.' Ernest Walter We ker, Halkett. Robert Smith, Aylesbury. Robert James Black, Annat. John Rielly, Hororata. Eddie Johnson, Charing Cross.