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✨ Military Call-up Notices

JUNE 24.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2009

MILITARY AREA No. 12 (INVERCARGILL)—continued.

440728 Whitehouse, Noel Fletcher, civil servant, State Advances Corporation, Invercargill.
447975 Whiteley, John Keith, farm hand, Knapdale–Gore Rural Delivery, Gore.
447412 Whyte, Gordon, farm labourer, Drummond.
444443 Whyte, Sydney, farm labourer, Drummond.
439639 Wildey, Lawrence Milford, labourer, Criterion Hotel, Don St., Invercargill.
437561 Williams, John Robert, clerk, “Te Wai,” Awarua Plains Post-office.
447532 Williams, Norman Stanley, shop-assistant, 285 Tay St., Invercargill.
446044 Williams, Stanley George, sawmill hand, Grange St., Winton.
449879 Williamson, Alexander Robert, labourer, 156 Crinan St., Invercargill.
439408 Willyams, Mervyn Edgar, P. and T. employee, James St., Balclutha.
444442 Wilson, Herbert Spencer, rabbiter, Post-office, Hedgehope.
445221 Wilson, Hugh Anthony, assistant cutter, 77 Forth St., Mataura.
449929 Wilson, Stuart William, farm hand, Arcadia, Private Bag, Queenstown.
445815 Wilson, Thomas Charles, factory worker, care of W. J. Wilson, Section 3, Otara Rural Delivery, Southland.

MILITARY AREA No. 12 (INVERCARGILL)—continued.

441086 Wilson, William Brundell, farm labourer, Benmore, Dipton Rural Delivery.
445683 Wilson, William James, joinery apprentice, care of Georgeson Bros., Box 151, Ryal Bush.
438090 Windle, Kevin Joseph, clerk, 196 Main St., Gore.
440647 Winmill, Harry Ian, draper’s assistant, Peel St., Lawrence.
442969 Winter, David Albert, boxmaker, 18 Hensley St., Invercargill.
448475 Winter, Ian, dairy-farm labourer, Menzies Ferry.
446544 Winter, James Henry, junior porter, 55 James St., Invercargill.
447157 Wishart, James Andrew, apprentice engineer, Bainfield Rd., Waikiwi, Invercargill.
442178 Wood, Jack Harvey, electrician’s apprentice, Park St., Winton.
443148 Wyatt, Robert Wilkie, fellmonger, 14 Elgin St., Waikiwi, Invercargill.
442165 Yeoman, Clive, clerk, 3 Milton St., Gore.
439173 Young, Mervyn William, farmer, Waihoaka, Riverton–Tuatapere Rural Delivery.
443383 Young, Percival Frederick, sawmiller, Orepuki.
445156 Young, Ronald Goymer, farm hand, Waianiwa, Southland.

EIGHTH BALLOT (TERRITORIAL FORCE).

SUMMARY OF MEN SELECTED.

Military Area No. 1 (Auckland) .. .. .. 1,913
Military Area No. 2 (Paeroa) .. .. .. .. 643
Military Area No. 3 (Whangarei) .. .. .. 375
Military Area No. 4 (Hamilton) .. .. .. 614
Military Area No. 5 (Wellington) .. .. .. 1,358
Military Area No. 6 (Wanganui) .. .. .. 722
Military Area No. 7 (Napier) .. .. .. .. 948
Military Area No. 8 (New Plymouth) .. .. .. .. 492
Military Area No. 9 (Nelson) .. .. .. .. 517
Military Area No. 10 (Christchurch) .. .. .. 1,816
Military Area No. 11 (Dunedin) .. .. .. 963
Military Area No. 12 (Invercargill) .. .. .. 750
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🛡️ Men Called Up for Territorial Force Service (continued from previous page)

Domain🛡️ Defence & Military
KeywordsNational Service, Territorial Force, Call-up, Military Area No. 12, Invercargill
👱🏽 Names

28 names identified

Noel Fletcher Whitehouse, Called up for Territorial Force Service
John Keith Whiteley, Called up for Territorial Force Service
Gordon Whyte, Called up for Territorial Force Service
Sydney Whyte, Called up for Territorial Force Service
Lawrence Milford Wildey, Called up for Territorial Force Service
John Robert Williams, Called up for Territorial Force Service
Norman Stanley Williams, Called up for Territorial Force Service
Stanley George Williams, Called up for Territorial Force Service
Alexander Robert Williamson, Called up for Territorial Force Service
Mervyn Edgar Willyams, Called up for Territorial Force Service
Herbert Spencer Wilson, Called up for Territorial Force Service
Hugh Anthony Wilson, Called up for Territorial Force Service
Stuart William Wilson, Called up for Territorial Force Service
Thomas Charles Wilson, Called up for Territorial Force Service
William Brundell Wilson, Called up for Territorial Force Service
William James Wilson, Called up for Territorial Force Service
Kevin Joseph Winde, Called up for Territorial Force Service
Harry Ian Winmill, Called up for Territorial Force Service
David Albert Winter, Called up for Territorial Force Service
Ian Winter, Called up for Territorial Force Service
James Henry Winter, Called up for Territorial Force Service
James Andrew Wishart, Called up for Territorial Force Service
Jack Harvey Wood, Called up for Territorial Force Service
Robert Wilkie Wyatt, Called up for Territorial Force Service
Clive Yeoman, Called up for Territorial Force Service
Mervyn William Young, Called up for Territorial Force Service
Percival Frederick Young, Called up for Territorial Force Service
Ronald Goymer Young, Called up for Territorial Force Service

🛡️ Summary of Men Selected in Eighth Ballot for Territorial Force

Domain🛡️ Defence & Military
KeywordsEighth Ballot, Territorial Force, Summary, Military Areas

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