NEW ZEALAND FORCES.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16035, 29 September 1915, Page 9

NEW ZEALAND FORCES.

AUCKLAND ENLISTMENTS.

REIXFORCEMEXT DRAFTS.

MEX PASSED AS FIT.

A medical examination of recruits for the reinforcements of the New Zealand Force was held at the Drill Hall yesterday. Fifty-five men were examined, and 58 passed as fit. The other 17 were either deferred or declared unfit for service. The names of the men accepted are as follows :—

James H. Braithwaite, 79, Grange Road. Cecil Bright, Avondalc. Augustus Brown, Calliope Rd., Devon port. Horace N. Burton, 22, Wangauui Avenue. Rowland E. Cadness. Northcote. William A. C. Cantwell. Henderson. Frederick 0. Chappell, Lower Hepburn St. Henry E. Clark, Green Lane. Epsom. Sydney Davis, care A. J. Entrican. Frederick Dustin, 17, Graham Street. Michael Fisher. Alpha Road. William Gallagher, Newton Street. Thomas Graham, G.P.O. Auckland. William Hawkes, Silverdale. Edward F. Houston, 8, Church Street, Onehunga. John F. Johnstone, 15, Vauxhall Road, Devonport. Wilfred A. Manning, Kiwi Rd., Devonport. Lionel J. Maunder, Hadyn's Avenue, Onehunga. James M. Mennie, 12, Williamson Avenue. Albert F. Miller, Rangiora, Khvber Pass. John E. Murdoch, Church St., Onehunga. Walter Porter, Stanwell Street. William C. Reeves, Sailors' Home. Martin Roberts, 40, Cobden Street. Clarence Robertson, 30, Bond Street. Joseph Rockley, 40a, Ponsonby Road. Wallace G. Ross, Royal Oak, Onehunga. Reginald P. Sperry, 69, Summer Street. Francis G. Stanley, Garfield Street. Ivan Tattersall, Owen's Road, Epsom. Tom C. Thorburn, Brentwood Avenue. William D. Tilsley, Whangamarino. James H. E. Tyson, 18, Raleigh Street. Bertie Waine, 30, Newton Street. Francis L. Ward, Clifton, Symonds St. Alfred G. F. White, Shera Road. - Thomas Williams, care McMillan and Co. Ernest Woodcock, Avondale.

AMBULANCE REINFORCEMENTS. MEN LEAVING TO-NIGHT. The Field Ambulance reinforcement draft left Auckland for Palmerston North on Thursday evening 15 short of its total. Owing to the short notice given many on the register were unable to arrange their affairs in time to leave with last Thursday's draft, and some will go forward this evening. Up to last evening eleven had signified their intention to go, thus leaving four vacancies to be filled to-day. The names of the men who have signified their intention to leave with to-night's draft are as follows:—

Thomas F. Barker, 16, Tennyson Street. Wesley S. Burton, Papatoetoe. Walter J. Burton, Papatoetoe. Wilfred L. Evans, 100, Symonds Street. William J. Haggan, Auckland Hospital. George Hedges, Lillington Road. Richard King, Church Street, Onehunga. William A. H. Love, 1, Cobden Street. Alfred J. McGregor, Heme Bay. TTSliam R. McLaren, Mount Albert. Harry P. Oakden, 10, Grey Street, Devonport.