THE "BLACK" LIST.

North Otago Times, Volume CV, Issue 30938, 23 July 1917, Page 3

THE "BLACK" LIST.

HOW IT'TS'PREPARED. '.• WELTNGTO'N, July IS. . Sir Jam'e.s Allen, in reply to Mr Jeniiinjjs, lias explained. Hie stops taken-by tin;; lief dice; Dopnvtniont with respect Id the'ease ofeverv. reservist who has been culled up' for service by ballot jinrf ,w.ho lias- not been 1 ' located by his group .commander. As ,soon as the man is called up for service by ballot the group commander post's "to him :it his last {idi'lress an order to .parade for medical inspection, Tf lie. fails to respond, inquiries are 'made through the post.office and the police to ascertain if any later information is available as to his whereabouts, If these inquiries are without result the case is referred by the group" commander to head ■quarters for action, under, section 1,1 Headquarters then; refer, the' case tc tee, records to ascertain-if the reservist is on their records as;a member of' the .Expeditionary. f(> the Internal Affairs Department to ascertain if then is any record of a; permit or passpov! having been issued .'to to the Government Statistician' to-ascortain- if ■'ihy advice lias .been received 'siiice the ballot.of,any.'change.of abodti, and "vV the 'RegisK'ir-deneral.vto "ascertain II '.-■ Hi ere •■ js'i, ahy 'record ■of : thc> ma u,'s death, •if. ty v f rnceii ltV'thcsiyini v r (li i H <Jfl •;) i i i?i o• i p sfo i 11? <l (i ?