TWENTY-THIRD REINFORCEMENTS

Nelson Evening Mail, 13 November 1916, Page 4

TWENTY-THIRD REINFORCEMENTS

DEPART FOU CAiUfl? TO-MORROW. 'l.'ho Nelson quota, for the THvenlyThird Reinforcements will leave for Wellington at. 10 o'clock tii-iiM.irvow ir.orn ing. The ltti'U will ho played i > > '■'' Tort by the National R.v.d, '.od farewell speeches will be re: If n' •■••' wharf bv the Mayor of Xivm: (~■>'r ' • •' Jiark-y; "and Mr T. A. P.. ield, M.F The snops w'ill In; shut for au hoi.r ur two. ar.d there will doubtless be a. large turn-out of the public to give- the men a hearty send-olf. The Nelson quota for the TwentyThirds lias been exceeded' by four, and there is a similar surplus in the TwentyFourths. Nelson has thus maintained its j.ne\ ions good reputation ii: voluntarily linding all the men required to date. The names of the Nelson men who will leave t.G-morrow are : Ar.k»w. .J. YY. M. Anderson. AY. T. Askew, W. R. Avery, F. YY . Black. J. F. I Renzoni. IT. M. 0. Bradley, li. J. H. I Burnett, F. M. Coppe.ll, J. 11. Coppell, M. 11. Calnon, L. (J. Clarke. R. Clarry W. M. Dominick. V. A Duncan, H. Dqeksey, A. H. Dowiiie, A. J. Ellis. C. Frv. W. R. Frost, H. A. L. Ferguson, H. Flowerday, H. <"!roohv, A. L. Griffith, C. Happy, W r . Harris, .T. H. Harvey. C. J. Heenan, R. E. Hughes. M. J. -^ Hurley. D. Hesseltine, W. L. Kid son, H. L. Logan. J. R. Lynch, P. P. Lockwood. H. McLaren, J. C. NeAvlovc, E. Roper, R. J. Shearv, B. S'. St. John, H. B. Sowman, X. Urwin, H. Vallance. H. Wadsworth, C. C. Wat3on, N. Wevergang, C. H. Webl7. H.--E. Windleborn.L. H. Warren, J. NELSON ENLISTMENTS. C. V. James, farmer. W. H. Holyoake, fanner. W. J. Harvey. ' M. J. Armstrong, carpenter. P. S. Pampen.. taxi-driver.