RECRUITING.
ENROLMENTS IN CHRISTCHURCH TOTAL 1587. Although recruiting was not so brisk yesterday as was the case* during the previous few a number of names e • enrolled during the day . the total being 159. thus bringing the total for the week up to 1587. The following are the names of men who enlisted during yesterday afternoon and evening. A *B. 11. Rhodes! Barry’s Bay. K. F. Smith. Vainui. •O. G. Bowie, Haunier Sprinps. *H. W. Scott, Tlanmer Spring:?. "Colin Beans. Taian. "A. Harrison. Hamper Spring?. IX. Veatnian. Frederick Street,. Lin wood. T?. L. Stokes, Seavi«w Road. New Brighton. W. O Beilley. Tai Tapu. J ('. Niho Niho. Kaiapoi. C. G. Sievwright. Hanmer Springs. *’J. IT. King:, Tnahiwi. F. C. Chalk, Queen Mary Hospital, Han*P. Birdling. Little "River. *W. B. Bean. Hanmer. W. 11. T«e, Cleveland Street, St Albans. »L. P. Miller. Exeter Street, Lyttelton. G. G. Corrigal. Pigeon Bay A. Lewis, Moorhouae Avenue. A. A. Leonard. Lyndhurst. *Ti. A. Cox. Stephens Street. Lin wood. *B. G. Prehble. R. T. Small, Forry Road. E. M. Howard, Ohoka. W. J. Clarkf*. Russley Hoad, Upper RicW. Tf. Bond, Claremont. Tiruaru. G. rr. Lewis. Rangicra. A. M. Robinson." Wainui. N. Sheldon. River Road, Richmond. .A. D. Fox, Rea rg ill. L. d. M’Xaueliton, Rcargill. J. K. Strachan. Ra-ngiora. E. Martin, Burwood. R. M. Purvis, Ranjriora. Hilda E. Macbeth, Mansfield Avenue. Beatrice Macbeth. Mansfield Avenue. W. .L Ward, Doyleston. L. V. Schumacher, Blenheim Road. *'J. T. Ayers, Brougham Street, Sydenham. R. S. Clarke, cheviot. *J. Austin. Glentunnel. *T. Reardon. Lyttelton. * J - P. Ramsay. Dudley St reel. Addington. E. M. Pirie, Draper Street , Avon side. ASHBURTON. \ total of seventy men hare registered their names at the Ashburton J>efence Office for service ovor- ; seas. Yesterday’s quota was eighteen. DOMINION FIGURES. IPer Press Association.! WELLINGTON, September 21. Up to midnight yesterday 10.715 recruits had registered throughout the Dominion. The totals for the respec tire commands are:— Other Officers, ranks. Nurses. Northern » 186 2241 Central , . 248 3990 45 | Southern . 231 3555 25 In addition to the above 167 nurses [ have registered with the Matron-in - | Chief at ’Wellington and twenty-four | officers and three other ranks with the j staff officers for air service. A NATIVE MESSAGE. -WELLINGTON. September 21. The Prime Minister has received a ; message from the Arawa tribe, a transi lation of which is: <; I will not stay; T will go. Bo brave O father. God will i give you light. 55 COOK ISLAND OFFER. WELLINGTON, September 21. The Prime Minister has received 1 the following radio message from the ' Resident Commissioner at Rarotonga : j Cook Islands offer to assist Empire j with contingent for Turkey.”
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16845, 22 September 1922, Page 9
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