CALL FOR MEN.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17273, 14 September 1916, Page 7

CALL FOR MEN.

CHRISTCHURCH AREA.

eighteen enlistments yesterday. Thpro wore eight-eon enlistments in the city yesterday. The names are as follow: — Mansfield Robinson, 836, Moorhouse 54, Street. L & d ’j ga Hoga“h, .36, Dickon? Street, Add‘fem J*Molloy. caxe R. Macartney. Tai I< SdwMd 0 T r atnell, 18, Smith Street, HeathBenson, 130, Lincoln Road, farn Francis William Anderson, 426, Armagh 3 Alfred btt DouglM, 18, Wilson’s Road, or°ngtauley P. Dalton, Riccarton Flour Mills, Alexandor Morris, 2, Scott Street, Woolston, en ßAwt R. Senior, P.O. Box 406, clerk. Piwari Pahia, Chatham Islands, farmer. Cleeve A. Cox, Chatham Island, farmer. Ernest Clark Chatham Islands, labourer. Tahatu Waitiri. Chatham Islands, hshermjain« M'Donald, 62, Poulson Street, AdHenry H. Cross, 213, Cambridge Terrace. Steele. 36, Garden Road, Fendalton, lecturer. MEDICAL EXAMINATION. Fourteen men were medically examined yesterday, five being declared fit and nine unfit.

KAIAFOI AREA.

SEVENTEEN ENLISTMENTS YESTERDAY. Seventeen enlistments were received at the Kaiapoi area headquarters yesterday, five being passed as medically fit. The names included the following:— Frederick H. Matthews, Amberley. Charles H. Kevern, East Eyrctori. John Gilbert Kevern, East Eyreton. George Edward Hollands, Rangiora. Robert A. Feather. North Lobum. Janies E. Hipwell, Hurunui, James O’Connor, Belfast. Miller Laird. Omihi. Robert Hadfield, Tuahiwi. Edwin C. L. DerTett, 'Whitecliffs. Gilbert Gallagher, Swannanoa. Charles A. M Gtovem, Templeton.