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New Zealand Gazette – 1918 – No. 67

Page 1760

✨ Military Medical Examination Schedule

1760
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 67

in the Schedule hereto to report in person and present themselves
to the Group Commander of Group No. 4 at the Drill-hall situate
in the Town of Huntly, on the 27th day of May, 1918, at 9 a.m., for
medical examination.
Dated at Wellington this 7th day of May, 1918.

A. W. ROBIN, Major-General,
Commandant, N.Z. Military Forces.

SCHEDULE.

M 7 Awa, Hautana, Waahi.
M 8 Awa, Hori, Waahi.
M 10 Climie, Dick, Rangiriri.
M 20 Hamutana, Hori, Labourer, Ruakini.
M 25 Herewini, Taka, Keretu.
M 30 Honana, Rihari, Labourer, Te Kopua.
M 34 Hounuku, Pita, Labourer, Te Kopua.
M 41 Jeffrey, Matthew, Rangiriri.
M 43 Kahi, Ponui, Te Kauwhata.
M 44 Kahukoti, Matehaere, Labourer, Tangitepana.
M 48 Karaka, Taherere, Huntly.

M 56 Kingi, Ta, Rangiriri.
M 66 Mahuta, Te Rauangaanga, Waahi.
M 67 Maiti, Kore, Waahi.
M 69 Marshall, Henry, jun., Woodleigh Post-office.
M 70 Maru, Ned, Rangiriri.
M 78 Mohi, Mekerei, Taniwha.
M 82 Muru, Rangiriri.
M 94 Paekau, Te Ngoi Whare, Labourer, Te Kopua.
M 113 Poto, Sam, Pukemiro Mine.
M 119 Purehau, Huia, Rangiriri.
M 122 Ranaua, Tana, Waahi.
M 134 Rura, Flax-mill Hand, Tauranganui.
M 151 Tarahanga, Tukotahi, Tangoao.
M 154 Taa, Rupene, Labourer, Pakau.
M 156 Taupiri, Wiremu, Rangiriri.
M 158 Teamaru, Kiri, Labourer, Waahi.
M 169 Te Wera, Herca, Rangiriri.
M 170 Tewera, Te Hau, Rangiriri.
M 179 Tukere, Rangi Sam, Pukemiro Mine.
M 180 Tukere, Tana Awa, Pukemiro Mine.
M 182 Tumata, Areka, Okehuroa.
M 183 Tumata, Rita, Okehuroa.

By Authority: MARCUS F. MARKS, Government Printer, Wellington.

Online Sources for this page:

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1918, No 67

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1918, No 67

The Old Government Buildings (depicted) were completed in 1876 and initially housed the entire Wellington-based civil service as well as the entire New Zealand Cabinet. The Executive Council met there until 1948.

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🛡️ Order to Parade for Medical Examination (continued from previous page)

Domain🛡️ Defence & Military
Dated7 May 1918
KeywordsMilitary Service Act, Medical Examination, Group No. 4, Huntly
👱🏽 Names

33 names identified

Hautana Awa, Ordered for medical examination
Hori Awa, Ordered for medical examination
Dick Climie, Ordered for medical examination
Hori Hamutana, Ordered for medical examination
Taka Herewini, Ordered for medical examination
Rihari Honana, Ordered for medical examination
Pita Hounuku, Ordered for medical examination
Matthew Jeffrey, Ordered for medical examination
Ponui Kahi, Ordered for medical examination
Matehaere Kahukoti, Ordered for medical examination
Taherere Karaka, Ordered for medical examination
Ta Kingi, Ordered for medical examination
Te Rauangaanga Mahuta, Ordered for medical examination
Kore Maiti, Ordered for medical examination
Henry, jun. Marshall, Ordered for medical examination
Ned Maru, Ordered for medical examination
Mekerei Mohi, Ordered for medical examination
Rangiriri Muru, Ordered for medical examination
Te Ngoi Whare Paekau, Ordered for medical examination
Sam Poto, Ordered for medical examination
Huia Purehau, Ordered for medical examination
Tana Ranaua, Ordered for medical examination
Flax-mill Hand Rura, Ordered for medical examination
Tukotahi Tarahanga, Ordered for medical examination
Rupene Taa, Ordered for medical examination
Wiremu Taupiri, Ordered for medical examination
Kiri Teamaru, Ordered for medical examination
Herca Te Wera, Ordered for medical examination
Te Hau Tewera, Ordered for medical examination
Rangi Sam Tukere, Ordered for medical examination
Tana Awa Tukere, Ordered for medical examination
Areka Tumata, Ordered for medical examination
Rita Tumata, Ordered for medical examination

👩‍💼 Officials

A. W. Robin, Major-General, Commandant, N.Z. Military Forces

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