New Zealand Gazette – 1918 – No. 87

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✨ Military Call-Up Notices

JUNE 19.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2219

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

IN pursuance of the provisions 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 5th day of June, 1918, 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 Class B of the Second Division of the Expeditionary Force Reserve for service with the New Zealand Expeditionary Force; and, in further pursuance of section 10 of the said Act, I do hereby declare that those men are accordingly called up for service with that Force.

Dated this 19th day of June, 1918.

SCHEDULE.

Previously volunteered.

No. 1 (AUCKLAND) RECRUITING DISTRICT.

114340 Bould, Frederick Thomas, Quartermaster-Sergeant, 216 Balmoral Rd, Edendale, Auckland.
113988 Carroll, William Scott, Labourer, 1 Brunswick St, off Napier St, Auckland.
114341 Crothall, Edgar Ernest, Tailor, 137 Symonds St, Auckland.
114342 Dunn, Martin Joseph William, Guard, N.Z.R., 30 Spring St, Ponsonby.
114343 Elmsly, John, Carpenter, corner of Orakei and Remuera Rds, Auckland.
114344 Fatchen, Thomas, Waterside Worker, 42 Gladstone St, Auckland.
114345 Foster, Reginald Robert, Surveyor, 4 Cricket Avenue, Kingsland.
114346 Hastings, Edwin Jones, Seaman, Auckland Rd, Onehunga.
114347 Hollis, Walter, Labourer, Sunny Bray Rd, Takapuna.
114348 Lang, Richard Joseph, Boat-builder, 17 Ponsonby Terrace, Auckland.
114349 MacDiarmid, James Black, Slaughterman, Waiuku.
114351 Martin, Walter Henery, Hairdresser, Garfield Rd, Helensville.
114352 Moros, George John, Fish-curer, 13 Brown St, Ponsonby.
114353 Perez, Jose Antonio, Engineer, Rugby Rd, Birkenhead, Auckland.
113993 Pullan, Percival Thompson, Military Policeman, Princes St, Onehunga.
114355 Scorgie, Ewart McKay, Porter, N.Z.R., Railway House, Mount Albert, Auckland.
114356 Seagar, Alfred, Boilermaker, 26 West St, Newton.
114357 Sercombe, John, Labourer, 24 Baildon Rd, Grey Lynn.
114358 Simkin, Joseph, Farmer, Ness Valley, Clevedon.

No. 2 (HAURAKI) RECRUITING DISTRICT.

114360 Bloomfield, Arthur Edward, Gold-miner, Grey St, Waihi.
114361 Dufty, John Henry, Horse-trainer, care of C. Jackson, Queen St, Paeroa.
114362 Edwards, Edward, Butcher, Paeroa.
114363 Martyn, William Brendon, Farmer, Kiwitahi, Morrinsville.
114364 Topp, William Bethridge, jun., Contractor, Whitianga.

No. 4 (WAIKATO) RECRUITING DISTRICT.

114365 Anderson, William, Farm Hand, Te Waikapu, Kiokio.
114366 Appleby, Sydney, Farmer, Maramarua, via Pokeno.
114425 Goodwin, John Gordon, Farmer, care of Mrs. Goodwin, Thames St, Claudelands.
114367 Leaning, James William, Farmer, Pukekura, Cambridge.
114368 Messenger, Charles Frederick, Dairy-farmer, Mokauiti, Taumarunui.
114369 O'Halloran, Thomas, Farmer, Waitanguru, Te Kuiti.
114370 Sherry, Patrick Walter S., Carter, care of F. W. Strange, Te Kokopu Estate, Helensville.
114371 Singh, Jasa, Scrub-cutter, Taringamutu.
114372 Tolley, Alfred Edward, Farmer, Ngaroma.
113987 Walker, James William, Farmer, Waiotu, West Taupo.
114373 Watson, Edward Samuel, Warder, Waikeria, Kihikihi.

No. 5 (WELLINGTON) RECRUITING DISTRICT.

114374 Battersby, William, Picture-frame Maker, 62 Herald St, Berhampore, Wellington.
114375 Donaldson-Edward, James, Photographic Dealer, “Auld Reekie,” Edward St, Miramar.
114376 Fagg, Alfred Slodden, Grocer, 172 Tinakori Rd, Wellington.
114377 Garbett, Thomas Henry Francis, Warehouseman, 11 Featherston Terrace, Wellington.
114378 Gray, Percy John, Supervisor, care of James Lockie, 53 Majoribanks St, Wellington.
117830 Iremonger, Alfred, Letter-carrier, 8 Knigge Avenue, Wellington.
114379 Jackson-Fowler, Robert James Douglas, Marine Officer, Sar St, Wellington.
114380 Langford, Hugh Taylor, Platelayer, Hawtrey Estate, Johnsonville.
114381 Maybury, Horace Rupert, Photographer, 5 Wellesley Rd, Kelburn.
114382 Scott, David, Bookbinder, 22 Salek St, Kilbirnie.
114383 Sheargold, Frank Benjamin, Warehouseman, 40 Sussex St, Wellington

No. 6 (MANAWATU) RECRUITING DISTRICT.

114384 Bevis, Percy, Baker, Weraroa Bakery, Weraroa.
114385 Brown, Ernest, Farmer, Valley Rd, Colyton.
114386 Collis, Egbert, Labourer, Weraroa Settlement, Levin.
113995 Dais, Emanuel, Farmer, Shannon.
114012 Gilchrist, Archibald William G., Commercial Traveller, care of Manson and Barr, Palmerston North.
114387 Russell, Benjamin B. E., Farm Hand, care of Mr. E. Warrington, Shannon

No. 7 (HAWKE’S BAY) RECRUITING DISTRICT.

114388 Mooar, Albert William, Carpenter, care of J. Broadley, Waipukurau.
114389 Sanderson, Arthur Dennis, Labourer, Meeanee, Hawke’s Bay.

No. 8 (TARANAKI) RECRUITING DISTRICT.

114390 Allen, Albert Newton, Grocer, Frankleigh Park, New Plymouth.
114391 Coulston, Sydney Joseph, Slaughterman, 449 Devon St, New Plymouth.
114392 Lister, Thomas Edwin, Carpenter, Frankleigh Park, New Plymouth.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1918, No 87

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1918, No 87

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🛡️ Men called up for service with the New Zealand Expeditionary Force (continued from previous page)

Domain🛡️ Defence & Military
Dated19 June 1918
KeywordsMilitary Service Act, Call-Up, Expeditionary Force, Auckland, Hauraki, Waikato, Wellington, Manawatu, Hawke’s Bay, Taranaki
👱🏽 Names

57 names identified

Frederick Thomas Bould (Quartermaster-Sergeant), Called up for service
William Scott Carroll, Called up for service
Edgar Ernest Crothall, Called up for service
Martin Joseph William Dunn, Called up for service
John Elmsly, Called up for service
Thomas Fatchen, Called up for service
Reginald Robert Foster, Called up for service
Edwin Jones Hastings, Called up for service
Walter Hollis, Called up for service
Richard Joseph Lang, Called up for service
James Black MacDiarmid, Called up for service
Walter Henery Martin, Called up for service
George John Moros, Called up for service
Jose Antonio Perez, Called up for service
Percival Thompson Pullan, Called up for service
Ewart McKay Scorgie, Called up for service
Alfred Seagar, Called up for service
John Sercombe, Called up for service
Joseph Simkin, Called up for service
Arthur Edward Bloomfield, Called up for service
John Henry Dufty, Called up for service
Edward Edwards, Called up for service
William Brendon Martyn, Called up for service
William Bethridge Topp (junior), Called up for service
William Anderson, Called up for service
Sydney Appleby, Called up for service
John Gordon Goodwin, Called up for service
James William Leaning, Called up for service
Charles Frederick Messenger, Called up for service
Thomas O'Halloran, Called up for service
Patrick Walter S. Sherry, Called up for service
Jasa Singh, Called up for service
Alfred Edward Tolley, Called up for service
James William Walker, Called up for service
Edward Samuel Watson, Called up for service
William Battersby, Called up for service
James Donaldson-Edward, Called up for service
Alfred Slodden Fagg, Called up for service
Thomas Henry Francis Garbett, Called up for service
Percy John Gray, Called up for service
Alfred Iremonger, Called up for service
Robert James Douglas Jackson-Fowler, Called up for service
Hugh Taylor Langford, Called up for service
Horace Rupert Maybury, Called up for service
David Scott, Called up for service
Frank Benjamin Sheargold, Called up for service
Percy Bevis, Called up for service
Ernest Brown, Called up for service
Egbert Collis, Called up for service
Emanuel Dais, Called up for service
Archibald William G. Gilchrist, Called up for service
Benjamin B. E. Russell, Called up for service
Albert William Mooar, Called up for service
Arthur Dennis Sanderson, Called up for service
Albert Newton Allen, Called up for service
Sydney Joseph Coulston, Called up for service
Thomas Edwin Lister, Called up for service

👩‍💼 Officials

James Allen, Minister of Defence

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