MORE VOLUNTEERS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16231, 17 May 1916, Page 8

MORE VOLUNTEERS.

YESTERDAY'S RESPONSE. THIRTY-EIGHT ENLIST.. DEFERRED MEN NOW FIT. > Recruiting was again brisk at the city station yesterday, when 38 men enrolled, and 13 recruits who had been deferred at the first examination were accepted for service. Of the new enrolments 11 were accepted, 19 were deferred, and eight were rejected as unfit for active service. Fifty per cent, of the recruits who enrolled during the day were deferred for defective teeth. The percentage of men accepted was low. The following table shows the number of men who have enrolled at the central station since the commencement of the Tecruiting campaign in Auckland:— ~ , Keg. Ace. Def. . Eej. March 4to 11 ... 589 275 186 128 March 13 to 18 ... 373 160 129 . 84 March 20 to 25 ... 307 147 97 63 March 27 to April 1 275 113 112 50 April 3to 8 ... 222 105 81 36 April 10 to 15 ... 162 74 60 28 April 17 to 22 ... 136 60 59 . 17 April 24 to 29 ... 238 "112 71 S(> May Ito 6 ... • ... 179 69 73 37 May Bto 13 ... 218 94 75 49 Monday ...... 60 29 19 12 Tuesday ... ... 38 11 19 8 Totals 2,795 1.247 • ~971 667 The names, occupations, and addresses of the men who were accepted yesterday, together with the areas in which they reside, are as follows: NO 1, CUT, GROUP. T. Crosby, tram conductor, Mt. Eden. H. A. Devine ; warehouseman, Remuera., F. E. Houston, grocer, Grey Lynn. F. R. Parker, railway signalman, Argyle Street. . R. Redfern, warehouseman, Mt. Eden. J. Smyth, steward, Waverley Hotel. J. D. Telfor, clerk, N.Z. Snipping Co. F. D. Ward, clerk, Devonport. R. M. Walters, salesman, Northcote* Deferred, now fit:— F. G. Blackwood, salesman, Queen St. D. H. Grant, railway cadet, Auckland. D. M. Home, agent, Auckland.. - H. J. Lavers, clerk, Mount Eden, E. Mills, plumber, Quay Street. A. G. Sigley, postal cadet, Auckland. W. H. Taylor, labourer, Onehunga. R. H. Taylor, agent, city. ■ A. C. Watson, warehouseman, Graham St. W. R. White, importer, ParnelL SO. 3, WHANGAREI, GROUP, Deferred, now fit:— W.R. Guildard, orchardist, Helensrille.H. C. Henley, Kaukapakapa. A Hobolth, shipping agent, Kaimamana. NO. 4, HAMILTON, GROUP. A. C. Price, farmer, Papatoetoe. L. Thnrgood, contractor, Kio Kio, WASTAGES IN CAMP. FILLING THE VACANCIES. DRAFT GOES SOUTH 'TO-DAY. The special draft of S3 recruits called up, presumably, to make good the wastage during training in the camps, will leave by the midday express to-day. The draft, which will consist of 48 infantry for Trentham and five ambulance orderlies for Awapuni, will parade at the Drill Hall at 9-30 a-m., and after the roS-call the men will be dismissed • until about noon, when they will fall-in again, and march through Queen Street to the railway station. The names, occupations and addresses of those, called up for despatch to camp to-day are as follows:— INFANTRY. A. Amos, labourer, Tuakau. H. V. Brown, miner, Nelson Street. E. J- W. Browne, mechanic, Takapuna. J. Birdwood, cook, Jermyn Street. W. Birnie, clicker, Mount Eden. F. Burt, foreman of works, Mount Eden. T. Brew, labourer, Cook Street. W. Burdett, steward, Devonport. J. J. Campbell, carpenter, Wellington St. J. Carberry, miner, Grey Lymv T. S. Connor, electric linesman, Eden Ter. W. T. Cook, labourer, Maungaturoto. R. S. Cox, miner, Newton. W. Corley, carpenter, Jervois Road. E. C. Thomas, carrier, Point Chevalier. W. Cunningham, seaman, Newton./ D. Carmody, wharf labourer, PonsSnby. F. Dotter, carpenter, Queen Street. R. H. Fawcett, ironmonger, Te Aroha. A- W. Frean, mill hand, Manunui. J. Foley, desk, Mount Eden Road. A. Garside, tramway employee, Royal Oak E. Gallot, bootmaker, John Street. F. S. Hemsley, bootmaker, Kingsland. E. Jenkins, miner, Edendale. W. J. Kirkwood, electrician, Onehunga. J. F. Lovelock, labourer, Newton. E. H. Lister, picture-framer, Eden Ter. F. W. Mansell, leadlight-worker, Mount Albert. L. F. McKenzie, farm-hand, Northcote. M. Mulholland, labourer, ParnelL H. F. McDowell, labourer, Albert Street. A. D. McKinley, storekeeper, Auckland. W. O'Halloran, labourer. Cook Street. J A. Pearson, bottler, East Street. 0. P. Porter, miner, Market Hotel E. E. Payne, painter, Birkenhead. O. Robertson, mineral water manufacturer, Lome Street. ' J. Robertson, ship's officer, Franklin Rd W. htevens, merchant, Ponsonby. J. R. Saunders, fireman. Russell. N. O. Smith, electrician, Auckland. W. H. Stubbing, farmer, New Lynn n v' ■/iS ckey ' f ra f 6r ' men Terrace. G. E Wahtetrom, clerk, Richmond Road. .L W. Wren, farm-hand, Ralrino Island. H. Wells bushman, Market Hotel. H. H. Wilson, driver, Remuera. AMBULANCE ORDERLIES. 'w ?i ell X, enilleer ' Mount Eden. ■ £' »" J' 7 ,ark ' amalgamator, Auckland. R. B. 9. aml ! n ' school-teacher, Kare Kare. A I' Grant, surveyor, Mackelvie Street. £-. A. M. Jones, optician, Mount Eden.