CALL FOR MEN.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 11672, 12 April 1916, Page 2

CALL FOR MEN.

CITY'S REGISTRATIONS. The . f 6"oj-;n<r en'isted in-the city yesterday afie? the "Star" had gone to pros?: tiooryi? I'. Payne, .Nciv Brighton Hotel, hotelkceper—lnfantry. John L. Carl. G.P.0.,® Cbmtchurch, retired from business —liifantry. _ William T. Fiftpatriek, 16. Byron Street, Syctnchtun, labourer—Tntsr.try. Leslie G. Wd'-a'.i, 2W. Durban l . Street, Christchurch, painter—'lnfantry. Oswald Deane. 579, Madras Street. Christchurch, farm labourer—lnfantry. George Purdom. 1'22, Osborne Street, Linwood, ,! übo n i er- - In /a nt ry. Janms Clepbane. fit, Manchester Street. ChTimtchurch. upholsterer—-Infantry. F. B. Dunsford, Bank cf Kc-w Zealand, Christchurch, bonk clerk—lnfantry. ' TO-DAY'S LIST. Unless. otherwis-o stated all aro for Infantiy:— Charles W. Schon, 27, Beresford Street, Lin wood, wheri labourer. Frederick B. Trent, 114, Fitzgerald Street,/ St Albans, canvasser. Harold K. Fowlde. 37, Sumner Read, Ljtte.'ton, farrier. ' William Isherwood, Governor's Bay Hotel, fanner. • Frederick Ishcrwoed, Governor's llay Hotel, hotel manager. George S. Buckley, Ladhrooks, farmer. Arthur j. "Wcstlake,. Long Bny, farm hand. Leslie; G. Kearney, Gcugh's Bay, Akaroa, farmer./ Patrick' KiJrain, People's Palace,- labourer. John il. .-('•» iasson, 427, Gloucester Street... Herbert Hellish. 200, Haieldean Bead, grocer's assistant. Edwin Sims, 431. MKdraa Street, labourer. THE SOLDIERS' CANVASS. Ftiriher rcsuits of the soldiers' canvass for

It is explained that these "who withdraw their enlistments have either got marriad or hare furtbfer personal reasons icr not coining up again. Ono man was found to have incurred tbc difcpioaaurc oi the civil authority end' is at present working .a term in another branch of his Majesty's "demesenc. Six men have had courtesy to reply decently' io the recruiting officer's circular nnd ore ha* pledged himwlf to call when he gels back to ChriMcturch. MEDICAL EXAMINATION". . Nineteen men attended the medical examination at il:« (ji\unuiehr. Recruiting Office yesterday, with the ioliowmy result: Fit . ... . . • 3 Temporarily unfit ... . . 7 Unfit • • • .• ' • \ ® I'cur of the men declared ; ertiporanly unfit require merely dental treatment; ■ The men examined wer« :—G-. B. Jackson, ii. L. Evans, J. Carl. B. A. Quant, ti. T. Tournaire. U. P. Tayr;e. W. Stevens, A. Proas, W. T. ritzpsvtrick, O. Define, J. !M'Carthy, A. M'Leod, E. R. Williams, 11. MrA-farla.no, T." J. King. A. S. Kilworth, A. Jones, "VV. .Al'Clelland, J. A. Pine. CAPTURED GtTK. The Defence authorities have f.ffered the German mcchinc gun captured by the Canterbury' Mounted Kifles Irom the Turks lor inhibition at the military pageant to bo held on bebaii o£ tin? Soldi-era' Queen at the i TroHing Grounds. Addington, aioxt. Saturday. Some of the returned men will ba on" hand to work and explain tbo machine for the benefit of the public. The Citizens' Defence Corps has applied to the North Canterbury Education Board for the admission of Private \Y. J. O'Suiiivan, to the Normal Training College in order to quality for I appointment as a teacher. Tho board lias replied stating that it. is waiting for regulations .'.[(proved by the Minister " • ..'SOMHEBS' WIVES. The Citizens' Defence Corps has written ,to the North Canterbury Education Board asking the hoard to mako it generally known that tho corps wishes to assist tho wives of soldiers i in obtaining sepai ation allowances. ! .-The letter was received at a meeting j" of the board to-day and it was decided [ to comply with the request. KlfflTEA RECORD. [Per Press Association.] j FEILDIiNG, April 12. ■ The Feilding recruiting officer reports that a house to house canvass in the Kiwitea. district showed that only three eligible single men had not. unlisted. Two refused to givo reasons and tho third was a r.~]ieious objector.

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