FOR THE FRONT.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16892, 6 February 1917, Page 4

FOR THE FRONT.

TWENTY-SIXTH REINFORCE- *- <MENTS.-;.-.- ;'.

AN ENTHUSIASTIC SEND-OFF.

, Yesterday, the Wanganui qucflj^ <* the 26th Reinforcements entrained for camp. The men assembled at theDrill Hall, where they were entertained at afternoon tea, and presented with gifts by the ladies of the Lady liverpool Fund. Short and appropriate addresses wtere made by the Mayor and the Rev. Mr Radford. The men i marched to the station .escorted by the Queen Alexandra Band and members of the National Reserve. The train left amid.a scene of great enthusiasm. The names of the quota are as follows :—

W. Anderson, J. H. Anderson, P. Burns, C. J. Benson, J. A. Burson J. Barnes, J. C. Bradley, T. Carson 'w.\ H. Crocker, E. W. Coade, F. E. Craw- ! ioril T. Crisp, R. G. Dickey, A. Day, F. W. Deakin, J. Eite, J. Eadie A Edwards, S. Falkner, W. Forbes' J. D. Grantham, S. Gawith, A. Goldfinch C. H. Hingston, L. Hacket't, W. M* Healey, J. H. Hatcher, E. Hardy, C*\ Hallam A. E. Kinsey, D. H. Barkland, J. Kennedy, W. F. Looney, J.I Leonard H. J. Mildon, F. J. Mischef- : sui, A. Mayei\ F. Milne, P. Nock, E. J. Orchard, & Paul, T. R. Patterson, J Porter G. A. Pervis, J. T. Pope, M H. Pedder, E. C. Parkinson, J. S Ryley, W. R. Rumble, G. J. Sea- / bourne, R. A. Sutherland, A. E. Syme a: W.. Slight, H. Suteliffe, A. Saun-I ■ ders, A. S. Simmons, C. Swire, F W ; Tixzard, P. J. Tminor; J. (*. Trainpr, S. Wheelaii. J. T. Ward ; N. Bam, J. Mitchell, J. Murray H '"J i Mcßride, J. J. McCuUock, H. Me- V Evren, A. Smith, N. H. Tate, J. W. , ,^ r Delicate, L. J. Hail, J. H. MaiJman, i" W. A. Prowse, D. Sliields, J. Black- I stock T. F. Dannahy, N. C. Winstan- i ft y>iJf" ?t Bain; TJ- Burke, J. Crisp,: F. W. Hart, G. Mcßeth. \