MEN IN CAMP

Waikato Independent, Volume XL, Issue 3665, 8 February 1940, Page 5

MEN IN CAMP

THE SECOND ECHELON CAMBRIDGE ENLISTMENTS Arrangements for farewelling the Cambridge members of the second echelon of the New Zealand Expeditionary Force are now being made by the local Patriotic Committee. The main 1 unction probably will be a presentation and dance similar to that held for the first echelon. A good many Cambridge men are in camps, but it has been impossible to obtain a complete list of them. The committee desires that no one should be left out of the presentation and residents knowing of anyone in camp, who is not in the following list, are asked to hand the information on to The Waikato Independent office. The home addresses of the men are also desirable, if they can be obtained. The list of Cambridge district men who are known to be in the second echelon are: F. Alcock, Field Engineers. R. R; Atkinson (Lieutenant), Divisional Cavalry Regiment. R. G. Bain, Divisional Cavalry. G. Baker, 21st Rifle Battalion. T. J. Baker, Field Engineers. H. H. Bellemy, 21st (Rifle) Battalion. N. H. Brewer, sth Field Regiment, New Zealand Artillery. W. A. Broderson, sth Field Regiment, New Zealand Artillery. W. H. Epps, 21st Rifle Battalion. A. E. Hall, sth Field Regiment. New Zealand Artillery. J. R. Harris, Field Engineers. L. R. Haworth, 21st (Rifle) Battalion. A. M. B. Lenton, 24th Rifle Battalion.' .. ■ A. R. Needham, 21st Rifle Battalion. S. Nicholson (Second-Lieutenant) 24th Rifle Battalion. J. R. Nixon; 21st (Rifle) Battalion C. T. Perry, 21st Rifle Battalion. R. T. Wragg, Light Aid Detach-