Armed Forces Appeal Board

Manawatu Times, Volume 68, Issue 210, 4 September 1943, Page 2

Armed Forces Appeal Board

A sitting of the Armed Forces Appeal Board was held in Palmerston North on Wednesday. Mr. T. L. Seddon presided, and associated with him were Messrs A Grigor and W. Sutherland. Adjourned sine die:—W. L. Drinkwater, sharemilker, appeal by director on behalf of J. F. Carter. G, A. Cox, bacteriologist; F. E. T. Suckling, agrostologist; A. D. Mackie, buttermaker; G. J. E. Hunter, dairy biochemist: B. W. Doak, research chemist; R. M. Dolby, research chemist; A. S. Jenkins, cheesemaker; E. A. Madden, agrostologist; N. O. Bathurst, chemist; I. D. Morton, assistant dairy research Institute and R. M. Greenwood, assistant chemist, all appeals by the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research. D. H. F. Thompson, carrier, appeal by appellant; R. H. Charter, dairy farmer, appeal by appellant; H. W. Boyce, sharemilker, appeal by J. Boyce; G. A. Wycherley, dairy and sheep fanner, appeal by appellant; L. L. Palmer, farmer, appeajl by appellant; G. Larsen, dairy farmer, appeal by appellant; K. J. Brill, farm hand, appeal by B. L. Ebbett; M. R. Bennett, motor garage proprietor, appeal by appellant; A. H. Wall, farmer, appeal by appellant; N. E. White and A. F. Biggs, machinists, appeals by Ternazzo (N.Z.) Ltd. F. T. N, Black, K. F, Parker, A. H. Peek and M. L. Sim, meat inspectors; W. E. G. Eton, civil servant; R. P. Newbold, chemist; R. P. Gilder, veterinarian; J. Gibson, stock inspector; 11. A. Kitto, poultry instructor; H. Chamberlain, instructor in agriculture; J. M. Hopkins, agricultural instructor, and E. O. C. Hyde, seed analyst, all appeals by the Department of Agriculture. L. R. Usmar, minister of religion, appeal by appellant; I. H. E. Jolley, bushman, appeal by H. N. Wilton Ltd. Other decisions were:—F. D. Coilis, farmer, appeal by appellant; adjourned to November sittings with instructions to endeavour to replace himself. S. P. Eaton, butcher, appeal by director on behalf of S. F. Lincoln; adjourned to November sittings.