MILITARY APPEAL BOARD.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 1012, 3 November 1917, Page 6

MILITARY APPEAL BOARD.

VESTERDAV'H HITTING, ADJOURNED SINK DIE. SaiMite! James Btvachan, fanner, Apiti (Mr Kavanagh), stated that his position was practically tiro sumo as at his previous appeal. except that another brother had enlisted. Thy Board reserved its decision sine die, with suspension from military duties white appellanot remains in his present occupation. AJTEALH FOR. TIME, Claude Billings,’ farmer, Rejkovangi. asked for time to dispose of his farm and stock. —The appeal was dismissed, appellant being framed leave to February 6th. William Carl Stem, farmer, Shannon (Mr Oakley), appealed for an extension of time, and was granted to frill February. ('has, George Andrew, bridge labourer, Ashhursr. was granted a further extension of time to 13th February. Aaron John Passey appealed for a further extension of time. Mr Oakley, who appeared for appellant, slated (hat Mr Passey was negotiating to join the Aviation Corps, and asked that the appeal he adjourned. The extension was granted. ( PASSED C2. The, following- appeals wen- classed ( 2 and formally dismissed William Mitchell, Bahiatua si reel, Palmerston North; Bernard John Cosgrove, Rangiolu; Albert Eugene ■ Cook.-.ley. ironmonger, Palmerston North ; George Fred Hughes. Bolton road, \\era -. roa; G. Flpliiiisione Watson, cattle fanner, Shannon Eustace Beale Rush, jockey. Palmer lon North'; William Gray, farmer, Colvton; Leonard Simonson, farmer, Ron--|.>‘Ol fil. 11a'rry Ashcroft, contractor, Foxinn; W tl Ham Wvtde, cai penter, Pahne.vsion North; Tims. I {obi. Sherry, labourer, Palmerston: North, had their appeals adjourned in order lo allow appellants to he medically <xamined