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THE NINTH REINFORCEMENTS. THREE QUOTAS LEAVE. Just over 300 men for the Ninth Reinforcements left jChristchurch for Trejithani last evening, There, were J4| from South Canterbury, 77 from Ashburton, 87 from North Canterbury, and four details for the Army Service Corps from Christchurch." These districts provided a lesson in recruiting to the - city; for their quotas were full. In Waihiatc • alone there are 15 men left Over from the quota, and they are waiting to go into the Tenth Reinforcements. The North Canterbury men paraded at King Edward Barracks, where they were briefly addressed by Colonel R. A. Chaffey, VJ>., Officer Commanding the Canterbury Military District, who commented on the fact that every time North Canterbury had been asked for men for the front it had provided its full quota. He hoped that they would set an example to those who had not yet volunteered to go. The men, headed by the Ist (Canterbury) ' Regimental Band, then marched, in high spirits, to the central railway station, where they joined the special train which had
brought the South Canterbury and Ashburton quotas. The detachments welcomed each other delightedly. The North Canterbury Quota was made Up, of the following men:— NORTH CANTERBURY RECRUITS. i ENGINEERS. Frederick; W. Devonshire, Telford Mac'Lennan. , .. . ARTILLERY. .... Wiliiani Wilson Robson, Sydney, C. W. Jones, Leonard L> Marshall, Harold M". Sinclair, Joint Stubbs. /' DIVISIONAL SIGNAL COMPANY. Arthur Lawrence ■ Ranks, v Leslie Frank Gibbs, ■ Arthur Herbert Yaxley, John Edward Cyneen. - t ~.,.. MOUNTED, .',' Charles'Astiworth,* falter, tl: G. Bedford, Thomas firady, Harry M. C. Dampler-Cross-ley, Thomas Frederick 'Ellis;' Rigby -Hall, Lewis Ridge Hollis, Hugh/Kyle, Robert Le Clerc,-Latter, Harry Mitchel Johnstone, *R:chfird Francis Jones, Ijans Andrew Neilsen, Charles Leonard Palmer, David Maxwell Park, Clco Edgar Quaife, Hugh Rowney, David Hector Taveffdale, Reuben' Charles Tliomasj Euokn Tuatara, William Watson. INFANTRY. • Charles Angus, Frederick T A. • Atkinson, James Henry Rain, George Rarnes, William Edgar Rasham, Walter Leslie Bennett, Robert" Blays, Claude William Holt,. Dick Carfington Bristow, ■ Robert Graham' Burgess, William Gilmour Carter, Geo.-L. Crossan, Geo. Currie,.Geo. Arthur Dennis, David N. Eddy, Frederick James Foster, Chas.. Lewis Griffiths, David Highan Harneiss, Thos. W. Harrington,- John Hayes, Thomas Edward Henry, William Frederick Herdman, Henry Foster linwood,. Edward Stephen Laws, Albert Linklater, Janics MacKenzie, Peter Martin, Dan McAuliffc, James Davjd McClurei Hugh. David McDonald, Robert Chas. McJ&rrow, John Stewart McNeil, Archibald David Middlemiss, Alexander Milne, William, Henry.Moore, John Morgan, James Anthony Neville,.Bert Parris, Herbert Pointon',' Edgar Poiriton,' George William Robb, Leonard' Brace Roper, James Ryan, Herbert H» SommeryUle, Gowan Stuart Taylor, Wil- , Item Taylor,, Augustus Thompson, Joseph John Stanley Wall, Stewart Tempest 'Warwick,Victor Gordon Watt, William Hehr'y Welsh, Edward Thomas Wise, .Henry Yallop. -•I , THE.iASHBURTON QUOTA. /L ,Ashbinnpn's,.nuotar.consisted of the fol- ' lowingi-F: G. Br6wi, P. Si Collinsqn, W. I C.* Garrard,'A.' J.Grfgg, H. Hardy, G. A. G. Hostill, J; T.' Harvey, J. C Heseltine, W. G. Holloway, T. M. Hntt,W. Hydis, G. R. James, G. G. Martin, E. N. Monson, I. McMillan, A. J. O'Neill, J. T. Pluck, W- Reeves, E. G. Smith, A. Stringer, C. White, W. T. Wilson, J. A. Addis, J. Ainsworth, R. An- . gus, W. T; Angus, J. Arthur, J. Bielbey, G. ' S. Bramley, F. S. Brophy, E. Bavik, D. M. 1 Campbell*, R. A. Campbell, J. G. Clark, J. T. • Clark, C. F. Colville.'D. T. Ryan, G. H. ' Coup, L. J. Howe, H. Drury, J. Duggin, J. J H Ede, J. A. Elliott, W. J. Gee, B. George, i C. B. Harold, W. H. Hippcl, G. Husken, L. ; Hurrill, H. Hyde, D. Johnston, R. Kingsbury, L. J. Law, W. J. Lennon, J. Lindsay, P. Manning, H: R. Martin, J. N. Moodic, J. T H. Murray, W. Mcßae, D. S. Osborn, S. * K Osborn, F. S. Pearson, W. Rae, H. Reid, J J H Rigby, J. W. Robinson, A. E. B. Saun--3 ders, J. Smithel, G. J. Tilson, J. Turner, H. i G. Weir, J'. A. Wcnbarn, S. Willborn, F. J. Galdin, G. F. Hood, G. Smith.
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Sun (Christchurch), Volume II, Issue 528, 19 October 1915, Page 2
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