TO LEAVE ON FRIDAY.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13463, 19 August 1914, Page 3

TO LEAVE ON FRIDAY.

The undermentioned volunteers will paxade at tne Garrison Ball this (Wednesday) evening, 19th inst., at 7.30 o'clock, and will require to be ready to leave for camp on Friday, 21st inst., at 5 p.m. :-r-Ja&. Wood Brewer, Waikohu; Chas. Henry Cole, Makauri; Henry George Cook/ Tolaga Bay; Chas. Jas. Clark, Gisborne; Win. Dunn, Gisborne; Ernest George Dowhes (sergt. Gisborn e; Gavin des Forges, Gisborne ; Wm. Forrest, Gisborne; Ernest File, Gisborne ; Herbert Henry Heathcote, Te Karaka; Alfred Henderson, Gisborne; Fred. Holfoixi, Gisborno; Wm. Henry Jenkins Gisborne; Chas. Alfred Jenkins " Gisborne ; Frank ' Mervyri Remp&hea'd, Qisborne ; Leslie Vincent K»y; Te Karaka; John Theodore Lloyd, Gisborne; John Leitch, Gisborne j Wm. Movrisey, Gisborne; William Vivian McFarlane, Gisbornej William McLeod, Gisborne; Francis Hartley McCall, Gisborne; Alex. Robertson McLauohlin, Gisbornej Chas. Robertson Pollockj Gisborne; Ernest Palmer, Gisborne; Reginald Parsons, Giaborne; Arthur deß. Purchas, Waipiro Bay ; Albert Jas. Parker, Gisborne; Brian D. Rawnsley, Muriwai; Chas. Wm. Smith, Oisborne; Ronald Grenville Vernon, Gisborne; Percy Wood, Tuparoa; Thos. Ernest Whitfield, Gisborne. In addition to the abovo several of the men who were unable to get away with the previous quota will also leave on Friday, making the total between 35 and 40. Medical examination of volunteers will be resumed at 7.30 tonight, and this "will, conclude SurgeonCaptain Williams' duties m connection with the enrolment m the meantime, unless Major Beere receives further advice to-night* There are 33 men who have already passed the medical test, so _ that should^ a further quota be required from Gisborne they will be sent forward. It is expected that the equipment of the men who leave on Friday will bo completed by to-morrow night.