New Zealand Gazette – 1941 – No. 18

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✨ Military Service Register and Ballot Summary

Mar. 4.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 553

MILITARY DISTRICT No. 12 (INVERCARGILL)—contd. MILITARY DISTRICT No. 12 (INVERCARGILL)—contd.

409515 Wohler, Herbert Norman, butcher, 180 Morton St., Inver- 298437 Young, Ronald James, carpenter, 53 Melbourne St., Inver-
cargill. cargill.

432165 Woodward, Fredrick James Charles, sawyer and tailer-out, 298767 Young, Ronald Reid, motor mechanic, 37 Collingwood St.,
Riverton—Tuatapere Rural Delivery, Southland. Invercargill.

417215 Wright, James, care of C. T. Edie, Section 11, Otara Rural 424564 Young, William Henry, Public Works Department employee,
Delivery, Invercargill. Public Works Department, Milford Sound.

253111 Wright, Thomas, farm hand, Freshford Rural Delivery, 283272 Young, William Henry, Waihola, Otago.
Gore. 375478 Young, William John Leslie, teacher, Progress Valley,
Invercargill—Putangahau, Southland.
406588 Wright, William Walter, Glenomaru, Otago. 031521 Zwies, Gilbert Thomas, farm labourer, Section 6, Glencoe,

429360 Wyatt, Edward Alan, clerk, 36 Duke St., Invercargill. Rural Delivery, Invercargill.

399282 Wybrow, Alfred Harold, bushman, Waikawa Post-office. 271101 Zwimpfer, Ralph Edward, clerk, 17 Short St., Invercargill.

291017 Wybrow, Lenard Cecil, Johnstone St., Milton.

422181 Young, David Anderson, farmer, Orawia, Southland.

FOURTH BALLOT (EXPEDITIONARY FORCE).

SUMMARY OF MEN SELECTED.

Military District No. 1 (Auckland) .. .. .. 2,984
Military District No. 2 (Paeroa) .. .. .. 1,104
Military District No. 3 (Whangarei) .. .. .. 658
Military District No. 4 (Hamilton) .. .. .. 1,223
Military District No. 5 (Wellington) .. .. .. 2,572
Military District No. 6 (Wanganui) .. .. .. 1,282
Military District No. 7 (Napier) .. .. .. 1,522
Military District No. 8 (New Plymouth) .. .. .. 833
Military District No. 9 (Nelson) .. .. .. 1,320
Military District No. 10 (Christchurch) .. .. .. 2,760
Military District No. 11 (Dunedin) .. .. .. 1,402
Military District No. 12 (Invercargill) .. .. .. 1,340
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19,000
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🛡️ Military District No. 12 (Invercargill) Service Register (continued from previous page)

Domain🛡️ Defence & Military
KeywordsNational Service, Military Draft, Invercargill, Service Register, World War II
👱🏽 Names

16 names identified

Herbert Norman Wohler, Listed in service register
Fredrick James Charles Woodward, Listed in service register
James Wright, Listed in service register
Thomas Wright, Listed in service register
William Walter Wright, Listed in service register
Edward Alan Wyatt, Listed in service register
Alfred Harold Wybrow, Listed in service register
Lenard Cecil Wybrow, Listed in service register
David Anderson Young, Listed in service register
Ronald James Young, Listed in service register
Ronald Reid Young, Listed in service register
William Henry Young, Listed in service register
William Henry Young, Listed in service register
William John Leslie Young, Listed in service register
Gilbert Thomas Zwies, Listed in service register
Ralph Edward Zwimpfer, Listed in service register

🛡️ Summary of Men Selected in Fourth Ballot for Expeditionary Force

Domain🛡️ Defence & Military
KeywordsMilitary Ballot, Expeditionary Force, World War II, Summary

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