FRESH ENLISTMENTS.
DOMINION RESPONSE. Per Press Association. WELLINGTON, March 21. Dominion enlistments last week increased by 578 to 30,613. Those fit total 21,920, temporarily unfit 2425, permanently unfit 3814, reserved occupations 1829, sent to camp 15,230, the balance available being 4254. The figures for the districts are:— N’thern. Central. S’thern
LOCAL RECRUITS. For the Special Force there are now 964 enlistments at the office of the Palmerston North Defence Department. Since noon yesterday four recruits have registered. They are Messrs B. S. Kraiger, M. Hobbs, J. M. Kilgarriff and B. Tv. Metcalfe. For home service Messrs W .G. H. Sol lift and T. R. Thompson have enlisted.
Enlisted Fit Temporarily unfit Permanently unlit Reserved occupations Sent to camp Bal available 10.662 7,992 726 1,327 725 5,350 1,558 10,493 7,434 583 1,314 709 4.948 1,699 9 485 6 494 1.105 1,173 394 4.932 £97
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LX, Issue 96, 21 March 1940, Page 6
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