New Zealand Gazette – 1918 – No. 139

Page 3513

✨ Military Service Call-Up Notices

No. 1 (AUCKLAND) RECRUITING DISTRICT.

140645 Adams, Edward Lionel, Student, 30 Wynyard Rd, Mount Eden, Auckland.
141273 Anthony, John De Renzy, Farmer, "Tiritea," Arney Rd, Remuera.
140646 Armstrong, Alexander, Flax-mill Hand, Valley Rd, Henderson.
140647 Auckram, Thomas Wilfred Brady, Cadet N.Z.R., care of N.Z. Railways, Auckland.
140648 Barker, Arthur Alfred Bernard, Shipping Clerk, 47 Walters Rd, Kingsland, Auckland.
140649 Bauer, Frederick Thomas, 5 Wood St, Ponsonby, Auckland.
*140650 Bedford, Leslie Fredrick, Student, 96 Clombrein Rd, Remuera, Auckland.
140651 Bradly, Oscar Jonathan, Farm Assistant, Helensville.
140652 Bramley, Maurice William, Stanley Bay, Auckland.
140653 Brighton, Leonard Horace Isaac, Customs Clerk, 13 Elizabeth St, Ponsonby, Auckland.
140654 Bryan, Alfred William, Baker's Carter, Selwyn St, Onehunga.
140655 Cammell, Clarence Paul, Boat-builder, 47 Sackville St, Grey Lynn, Auckland.
140657 Clayton, Arthur Frank, Farrier, Prospect Terrace, Mount Eden, Auckland.
140658 Connon, George Whitaker, Ironmonger, 19 Stanmore Rd, West Lynn.
140659 Corrigan, Leonard Walter, Labourer, Panmure.
140660 Coubrough, Alfred, Farmer, Awaroa.

140661 Crum, Colin Albert, Brickmaker, Astley Avenue, New Lynn.
140662 Darroch, Mackay, Clerk, Ruawai Rd, Penrose, Auckland.
140663 Denzil, Oswald, Joiner, Wells St, Kingsland.
140664 Dignan, Philip, Boilermaker, Hayr Rd, Mount Roskill.
140665 Donaldson, Roy Gordan James, Apprentice Brassmoulder, 110 Carlton Rd, Newmarket.
140666 Doyle, James, Labourer, C.P.O., Auckland.
140667 Falconer, William Robert, Seymour St, Ellerslie, Auckland.
141290 Farmer, Charles William Sims, 72 Oliphant St, Auckland.
140668 Finlayson, Evan Hugh, Papatoetoe.
140669 Folitan, Sino, Seaman, 45 Federal St, Auckland.
140670 Fordyce, Andrew Bruce, Engineer's Apprentice, Church St West, Onehunga.
140671 Frankham, Ronald Gordon, Builder's Assistant, 199 Jervois Rd, Ponsonby, Auckland.
140672 Furniss, Raymond Beetham, Farm Labourer, Waipipi, Auckland.
140673 Garlick, Tonson Algernon, Salesman, Mount Albert Rd, Onehunga.
140674 Geraghty, John Raymond, Farmer, George St, Tuakau.
140675 Gillon, Norman Leslie, Farmer, Mauku, via Pukekohe.
140676 Gould, Silas James, 121 Cook St, Auckland.
140677 Grandison, Athol Gordon Stewart, Carpenter's Apprentice, Great North Rd, New Lynn.
140678 Grayson, Hubert Arnold, Motor and Electrical Engineer, Edenvale Rd, Mount Eden, Auckland.
140680 Hellriegel, Carl, Photographer, 7 Mallais St, Grey Lynn.
140681 Holmes, William Maurice, Labourer, 185 Victoria St, Auckland.

SCHEDULE.

Previously volunteered.

Notice as to Men called up under the Military Service Act, 1916, for Service with the New Zealand Expeditionary Force.

IN pursuance of section 10 of the Military Service Act, 1916, I, James Allen, Minister of Defence for the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby notify that, pursuant to the said Act, and pursuant to a Warrant issued in that behalf under section 8 of the said Act on the 10th day of October, 1918, and pursuant to section 2 of the Military Service Amendment Act, 1917, the men whose names, places of abode, and occupations are set forth in the Schedule hereto are deemed to have been selected by lot from the First Division of the Expeditionary Force Reserve for service with the New Zealand Expeditionary Force, and I hereby declare that those men are called up for service with that Force accordingly.

Dated this 10th day of October, 1918.

WELLINGTON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1918.

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY.

Published by Authority.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1918, No 139

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1918, No 139

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🛡️ Men called up for service with the New Zealand Expeditionary Force

Domain🛡️ Defence & Military
Dated10 October 1918
KeywordsMilitary Service Act, Call-Up, New Zealand Expeditionary Force, Auckland Recruiting District
👱🏽 Names

37 names identified

Edward Lionel Adams, Called up for military service
John De Renzy Anthony, Called up for military service
Alexander Armstrong, Called up for military service
Thomas Wilfred Brady Auckram, Called up for military service
Arthur Alfred Bernard Barker, Called up for military service
Frederick Thomas Bauer, Called up for military service
Leslie Fredrick Bedford, Called up for military service
Oscar Jonathan Bradly, Called up for military service
Maurice William Bramley, Called up for military service
Leonard Horace Isaac Brighton, Called up for military service
Alfred William Bryan, Called up for military service
Clarence Paul Cammell, Called up for military service
Arthur Frank Clayton, Called up for military service
George Whitaker Connon, Called up for military service
Leonard Walter Corrigan, Called up for military service
Alfred Coubrough, Called up for military service
Colin Albert Crum, Called up for military service
Mackay Darroch, Called up for military service
Oswald Denzil, Called up for military service
Philip Dignan, Called up for military service
Roy Gordan James Donaldson, Called up for military service
James Doyle, Called up for military service
William Robert Falconer, Called up for military service
Charles William Sims Farmer, Called up for military service
Evan Hugh Finlayson, Called up for military service
Sino Folitan, Called up for military service
Andrew Bruce Fordyce, Called up for military service
Ronald Gordon Frankham, Called up for military service
Raymond Beetham Furniss, Called up for military service
Tonson Algernon Garlick, Called up for military service
John Raymond Geraghty, Called up for military service
Norman Leslie Gillon, Called up for military service
Silas James Gould, Called up for military service
Athol Gordon Stewart Grandison, Called up for military service
Hubert Arnold Grayson, Called up for military service
Carl Hellriegel, Called up for military service
William Maurice Holmes, Called up for military service

👩‍💼 Officials

James Allen, Minister of Defence

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