BRISK RECRUITING.
m ■ THIRTEEN FIT VOLUNTEERS, SEVEN OFFER AT STATION. Thk recruiting figures for yesterday were the best that have been recorded for some time. Including four volunteers -who wore ; attested at the city recruiting station during the evening, 13 voluntary recruits were registered for the day. Three unfit , wen, in addition, were examined at the station, The names of the recruits are :-— A. W. AHken, cleaner, City. H. F. Crockett, bootmaker, Grey Lynn. E. O. Pox, clerk, Mount Eden. V." & arne £ to ward, Karangahape Boad. h. T. Gash, teacher, Waikumete. A. 8. Harris, railwayman. Parnell. W. G-. N. Howard, linesman, Kohimararao, ?• «v j,J»?»ißson, engineer, Maliurangi. • h. W. MoWatt, farmer, Pukekohe. G Slater, farm hand, Te Papapa, H. Stretton. hairdresser, Northcote.' t" «" Ai?i', dlßtoß i a ««i". Arnold Street. J. P. Wills, warehouseman, Otahuhu.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16567, 16 June 1917, Page 8
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134BRISK RECRUITING. New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16567, 16 June 1917, Page 8
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