New Zealand Gazette – 1941 – No. 63

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✨ Military Call-up Notices

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THE

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

EXTRAORDINARY.

Published by Authority.

WELLINGTON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1941.

Notice as to Men called up under the National Service Emergency Regulations 1940 for Service Overseas with the Armed Forces.

PURSUANT to the provisions of Regulation 16 of the National Service Emergency Regulations 1940, I, Robert Semple, Minister of National Service, do hereby give notice that the names of the men whose residential addresses and occupations are set forth in the Schedule hereto, comprising all the men whose names appear in the register of Class A of the First Division of the General Reserve have been certified to me in accordance with Regulation 15, and in compliance with the Warrant issued under my hand authorizing and requiring the Director to call up from the class above mentioned the number of men specified in such Warrant for service overseas with the Armed Forces: And I do hereby declare pursuant to Regulation 16 aforesaid that such men are called up for service overseas with the Armed Forces accordingly.

ROBERT SEMPLE,
Minister of National Service.

Dated this 6th day of August, 1941.

SCHEDULE.

NOTE.—This notice includes the names of a considerable number of men who have volunteered for overseas service and also includes the names of some men who are already serving in Home Defence Units.

MILITARY AREA No. 1 (AUCKLAND).
(Number of men called up, 3,758.)

419639 Abbott, David Hartley, medical student, 453 Manukau Rd., Epsom, Auckland S.E. 3.
272154 Abercrombie, Gordon Fredrick Harker, carpenter, 473 Blockhouse Bay Rd., Avondale South.
415989 Aberhart, Francis Kenneth, roof-builder, 22 Collingwood St., Ponsonby, Auckland.
277900 Aberley, Colin Stewart, clerk, Stamp Duties Department, Auckland.
391429 Absolum, Ronald Read, labourer, Meadow St., Auckland S.E. 7.
228084 Absolum, Walker, labourer, 2A Ponsonby Rd., Auckland.
112735 Adair, Frederick Ralph, salesman, 6 Quest Tce., Auckland.
242203 Adams, Edward James, dairy factory hand, Porana Rd., Takapuna.
428134 Adams, Henry Hopper, landscape gardener, 46 Rangitoto Ave., Auckland.

MILITARY AREA No. 1 (AUCKLAND)—continued.

374966 Adams, Herbert, farm hand, 23 Second Ave., Kingsland, Auckland.
278804 Adams, Jack William, fitter and turner, 91 Aitken Ave., Mission Bay, Auckland.
432554 Adamson, Stanley, labourer, 144 Hobson St., Auckland.
285305 Adolph, Roy Julius, carpenter, 2 Bollard Ave., Mt. Albert, Auckland S.W. 3.
407429 Agnew, Alwyn Thomas, motor mechanic, 40 West View Rd., Grey Lynn, Auckland W. 2.
377520 Agnew, Robert, tiler, 34 Buxton St., Point Chevalier, Auckland.
454523 Ah Chee, Clement Alexander, driver, 72 Parnell Rd., Auckland.
439526 Ah Chee, Robert Melville, carrier, 72 Parnell Rd., Auckland.
433480 Ah Kew, Henry, solicitor, 53 Mt. St. John Ave., Auckland S.E. 3.
260991 Aikman, William James, farmer, 16 Pelham Ave., Point Chevalier, Auckland W. 3.

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🛡️ Notice of Men Called Up for Overseas Service

Domain🛡️ Defence & Military
Dated6 August 1941
KeywordsNational Service, Call-up, Overseas Service, Armed Forces, Military Area No. 1, Auckland
👱🏽 Names

19 names identified

David Hartley Abbott, Called up for overseas service
Gordon Fredrick Harker Abercrombie, Called up for overseas service
Francis Kenneth Aberhart, Called up for overseas service
Colin Stewart Aberley, Called up for overseas service
Ronald Read Absolum, Called up for overseas service
Walker Absolum, Called up for overseas service
Frederick Ralph Adair, Called up for overseas service
Edward James Adams, Called up for overseas service
Henry Hopper Adams, Called up for overseas service
Herbert Adams, Called up for overseas service
Jack William Adams, Called up for overseas service
Stanley Adamson, Called up for overseas service
Roy Julius Adolph, Called up for overseas service
Alwyn Thomas Agnew, Called up for overseas service
Robert Agnew, Called up for overseas service
Clement Alexander Ah Chee, Called up for overseas service
Robert Melville Ah Chee, Called up for overseas service
Henry Ah Kew, Called up for overseas service
William James Aikman, Called up for overseas service

👩‍💼 Officials

Robert Semple, Minister of National Service

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