MEN FOR CAMP

Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21304, 24 December 1940, Page 4

MEN FOR CAMP

sth REINFORCEMENTS HAMILTON AREA DRAFT NAMES OF VOLUNTEERS TRAIN DEPARTURE TIMES Of its quota of 529 for the sth Reinforcements, the No. 4 (Hamilton) military area has 191 volunteers available for mobilisation next month, when the draft will commence training. A few more men may become available within the next few days if released by the Hamilton District Manpower Committee, but this will not materially alter the position. There is a large number of volunteers in the area whose important occupations prevent their being mobilised. It is probable that the area’s quota will be made up from the No. 3 (Expeditionary Force) Ballot. Men who have been drawn in that ballot, the first for overseas service, will be given the opportunity when they are called for medical examination to indicate a preference to encamp with the sth Reinforcements instead of with the 6th Reinforcements. The following men have been chosen as the volunteer personnel of the No. 4 area’s draft for the sth Reinforcements:— Infantry (Rifle), Papakura H. A. C. Abbott, K. H. Ashworth, H. M. P. Baker, K. J. Barling:, A. <i. Barr, D. R. Beale, w. R. Rcat, at. C. Brig-ham, B. S. Brunskill. S. J. Cain, \V. E. Cairns, C. F. Can tell, W. c. G. Cato, J. W. Clark, J. Coley, J. V. Collins, J. P. Corley, M. A. Crump, A. W. Davis, R. Graham, B. Hewitt, G. Jessen, E. J. P. Lambert, J. \V. Lett, T. Letton, G. W. Melvin, J. W. Miles, B. Mc-caug-hey, R. l\. Mitchell, M. ti. Millar, C. E. iNaylor, M. '.Nowland, J. O'Brien, B. R. Owen, J. A. Peterson. J. M. Proctor, M. S. Rae, 6. V. Remnant, T. M. Roper, D. Russell, w. O. G. Tru'bshaw, I. Vuletich, W. Watson, N. H. Williams. Divisional Cavalry, Burnham T. D. Alty, iM. A. Dobson, H. A. Donaldson, T. Downes, A. <w. Findlater, S. Fleming-, S. F. E. Foster, M. J. L. Fraser, 01. C. Frost, S. T. Frost, R. C. Hone., John Horne, E. iHumiberstone, J. T. E. Jenkins, T. R. Kerr, A. -V. Lawrenson, J. H. Logran, J. N. McCracken, c. B. Mason, c. W. R. Owens, U. F-. Roberts, D. 11. Roberts, S. M. Semrnens, w. Short, A. W. Sisley, D. -G. M. Smith, C. N. Sparkes, N. Steel, R. Vercoe, N. S. Vipond, R. ii. Wallace, H. 'F. Webb. A. Welham, B. J. White, T. J. Whittle, E. It. Wilkinson, L. S. Wlndle, T. W. wrathall. Infantry Machine Gun Section, Trentham J. D. Gordon, J. W. Jones, W. R. -Lovett, V. H. Maisey, J. F. LMottram, J. J. J. i?. Paterson, C. It. Phillips, R. ffolliottPuvvell, M. J. Ridg-well, 1\ K. -Roberts, u D. Rowe, -D. J. B. Urry, J. W. Walsh, j. M. Webb, E. w. Williams. Artillery, Papakura W. G. Bird, H. j. Brothers, A. B. Car-ring-ton, T. W. Cartledg-e, <G. P. Clay, H. W. j-aii-liali, \V. c. if. Foster, -e. R. Gla/sg-ow, L. P. Darker, r. l. Hyland, F. B. Heerdegren, G. J. W. Innes, e. r. Lister, c. W. Mahe, A. w. Mackie, d. -e. Macham, T. J. ! A. G. Pickard, S. C. Tail, I. W. ! s. M. Tletjens, r. e. Weh tram, J. Williams, J. D. Wyatt. Divisional Engineers, Trentham R. Darby shire, J. d. Ellis, J. if. Freeman, R. N Green, a. V. Jones, W. T. Clegg, A. )V. Lye, w. W. McKee, W. B. Perrie. C. D. Stevens Divisional Signals, Trentham E. E. Dobson, M. N. Martin, A. Mitchell, 11. G. C. Walden, J. A. W. Wilton. New Zealand Medical Corps, Trentham L. G. Edwards, 11. R. Larsen, C. 11. Robertson. Ordnance Corpa, Trentham S. N. Aagard, R. A. Burrell, P. Evans, R. W. £. Huband, A. D. McKenzie, F. V. McGuire, E. M. Milton, J. S. Murray, E. C. Renwick, J. Roach. New Zealand Army Service Corpa, Trentham E. J. Arnold, E. s. Bradshaw, W. A. Brown, It. W. Burns, S. J. Chappell, J. S. Donaldson, J. Duff, A. L. Farrant, L. F. • Ilagenson. B. G. Harris, A. L. Hinds, S. Holmes, W. Jimson, C. P. Kerrish, G. S. Kimber, 11. L. Kippin, G. W. Langdrill, a. L. MacDonald, J. McMillan. G. McKinnon, C. G. Moore, 11. J. Morgan, D. G. •Morris, T. Downes, j. >L. O’Connell, E. Partloe, N. W. Peterson. W. Schow, F. C. Smedley, 11. C. Smith, W. P. Stewart, D. C. Thomas. R. P. Thomas, 11. c. Thompson, c. E. Vazey, C. A. Walsh, D. Watson. Departure of Trains The various drafts are timed to assemble at the Drill Hall, Hamilton, as under: For Burnham, 4 p.m. on January 6; for Trentham, 9.45 p.m. on January 6; and for Papakura, 8 a.m. on January 8. Men drafted to units at the Burnham mobilisation camp will leave the Waikato on Monday, January 6. The train will depart from Frankton at 5.7 p.m., Te Awamutu 5.40 p.m., Te Kuiti 6.36 p.m., and Taumarunui 8.21 p.m. A special train will convey the troops for Trentham camp south on the same night. It will leave Frankton station at 10.50 p.m., Te Awamutu 11.24 p.m., Otorohanga 11.50 p.m., Te Kuiti 12.15 a.m., and Taumarunui 2.18 a.m. Troops for the Papakura mobilisation camp will leave on a train which will depart from Hamilton station at 9.13 a.m. on Wednesday, January 8. On January 4 two men will encamp at Trentham with the Ordnance Corp as part of the Fourth Reinforcements. They are E. D. W. Orr and J. H. H. Pierce. MAORI BATTALION The following men for the Maori Battalion will encamp at the Papakura mobilisation camp with the sth Reinforcements:— E. Berryman, <M. Bedois, R. Clark, B. , Davis, t. Kahura, A. R. Kopa, N. Mackey, j iL. Meads, H. Pcnaita, M. Pou-whare, F. Purutanga, J. Rongataua, J. Rewiti, J. ; Rlhia, B. Rota, C. Talparl, .R. Tahapehe, | M. Takiwa. B. Tane, T. Hitl, A. Tutemahurangi, R. Walker, E. T. I. Whakarau, W. Whatuapiti, L. K. Wi.