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✨ Military Call-Up Notices

Sept. 15.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2369

MILITARY AREA No. 12 (INVERCARGILL)—continued.

630422 Wilkes, Cyril Cameron, mail clerk, care of 6 Irwell St., Gore.

519790 Wilkes, Raymond John, fireman (N.Z.R.), 80 Chapman St.

630421 Wilkie, Frank Ambler Reid, clerical cadet, 25 Fox St.

508412 Williams, Alexander MacDonald, hospital secretary, 81 Duke St.

608673 Williams, Leslie Tiheima, oyster-bagger, 11 Bradshaw St., Bluff.

601675 Williams, Richard Henry, surfaceman (N.Z.R.), Wards Crossing, Awarua Plains Post-office.

604533 Williamson, Norman Conrad, farmer, Toa.

591489 Williamson, Robert Nicolson, carpenter, 75 Mitchell St.

579662 Wills, John, butcher, 153 Teriot St.

629268 Wilson, Alan William, farm labourer, care of J. Wilson, Esq., Section 5, Glencoe Rural Delivery.

510648 Wilson, Andrew Forrester (jun.), engineer-assistant, care of McSkimming and Son, Ltd., Benhar.

510387 Wilson, Aubrey Ernest, wood-machinist (N.Z.R.), 117 Pomona St.

592841 Wilson, Aubrey Park, farmer, “Oakley,” Browns.

629976 Wilson, Cecil Thomas, farm labourer, care of Post-office, Clydevale.

628504 Wilson, Donald Bruce, factory-assistant, 77 Forth St., Mataura.

580692 Wilson, Dugald Rose, farmer, Waimatuku.

510075 Wilson, George Edgar, engineer, Burns, Mataura.

520445 Wilson, James Robert Heaton, farmer, Edendale.

550331 Wilson, Kenneth George, beer-bottler, 111 Conon St.

555724 Wilson, Vesey Lindsay, mechanic, care of Mr. C. R. McNeill, Waianiwā.

481052 Wilson, Wilbert Graham, bank officer, 16 Eccles St., Gore.

603041 Wilson, William, farmer, Hokonui Rural Delivery, Browns.

491147 Wilson, William Hunter, farmer, 249 Pomona St., Georgetown.

525909 Wilson, William James Henry, labourer, Cubbin St., Gore.

MILITARY AREA No. 12 (INVERCARGILL)—continued.

527912 Wink, Alexander Dawson, farmer, Heriot, Otago.

630247 Winter, Albert Frank, dairy-farm hand, care of Post-office, Menzies Ferry.

628762 Winter, Edgar Hugh, printer’s apprentice, 164 George St.

555713 Wisely, George Elphinstone, farmer, Isla Bank.

546268 Wishart, George Blyth, railway surfaceman, Ryal Bush, Southland.

510472 Woodfield, Reginald Henry, school-teacher, 5 Windsor St.

466375 Woodward, Charles Godwin, shunter (N.Z.R.), 59 Jenkin St.

495646 Wren, Jack William, accountant, 34 Wellesley Ave.

600010 Wright, Frederick Thomson, storekeeper, Lochiel.

493818 Wright, Henry William, blacksmith, Redan St., Wyndham.

468101 Wright, Wilfrid George, clerk (N.Z.R.), 18 Elsie St., Gore.

575947 Wyatt, Henry John, wool-classer, 10 Ontario St., East Gore.

629403 Wyber, Robert Bain, labourer, Renfrew St., Balclutha.

576028 Wylie, Leslie Alexander, farmer, Wairio.

576029 Wylie, Thomas Adam, cooper, Butler St., Waikiwi.

488258 Young, Alexander John, farm labourer, Section 1, Otahuti Rural Delivery.

630296 Young, Allan John, farm hand, care of Post-office, Wyndham.

575377 Young, David, loom-turner, Ossian St., Milton.

575378 Young, David, labourer, Table Hill, Milton.

508129 Young, George Russell, farm worker, Bellfield, Waiāniwa.

603085 Young, James Eric, farm labourer, Hedd on Bush Rural Delivery, Winton.

628817 Young, Norman William, boot-repairer, 42 Banks St.

628387 Young, Robert, Thomas, farm hand, Arthurton, Gore-Conical Hills Rural Delivery.

487587 Young, Thomas James, farm hand, care of Mr. S. R. A. Shaw, Mandeville, Gore.

468108 Young, William Frank, accountant, Willis St., Gore.

544657 Youngman, Albert Arthur, farm labourer, 4 Richmond St., Gore.

SEVENTEENTH BALLOT (ARMED FORCE).

SUMMARY OF MEN CALLED UP.

Military Area No. 1 (Auckland) .. .. .. 3,811

Military Area No. 2 (Paeroa) .. .. .. 1,294

Military Area No. 3 (Whangarei) .. .. .. 1,019

Military Area No. 4 (Hamilton) .. .. .. 1,337

Military Area No. 5 (Wellington) .. .. .. 2,690

Military Area No. 6 (Wanganui) .. .. .. 1,546

Military Area No. 7 (Napier) .. .. .. 1,798

Military Area No. 8 (New Plymouth) .. .. .. 1,152

Military Area No. 9 (Nelson) .. .. .. 1,326

Military Area No. 10 (Christchurch) .. .. .. 3,355

Military Area No. 11 (Dunedin) .. .. .. 1,686

Military Area No. 12 (Invercargill) .. .. .. 1,381

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🛡️ Notice of Men Called Up for Armed Forces Service (continued from previous page)

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

50 names identified

Cyril Cameron Wilkes, Called up for military service
Raymond John Wilkes, Called up for military service
Frank Ambler Reid Wilkie, Called up for military service
Alexander MacDonald Williams, Called up for military service
Leslie Tiheima Williams, Called up for military service
Richard Henry Williams, Called up for military service
Norman Conrad Williamson, Called up for military service
Robert Nicolson Williamson, Called up for military service
John Wills, Called up for military service
Alan William Wilson, Called up for military service
Andrew Forrester Wilson (junior), Called up for military service
Aubrey Ernest Wilson, Called up for military service
Aubrey Park Wilson, Called up for military service
Cecil Thomas Wilson, Called up for military service
Donald Bruce Wilson, Called up for military service
Dugald Rose Wilson, Called up for military service
George Edgar Wilson, Called up for military service
James Robert Heaton Wilson, Called up for military service
Kenneth George Wilson, Called up for military service
Vesey Lindsay Wilson, Called up for military service
Wilbert Graham Wilson, Called up for military service
William Wilson, Called up for military service
William Hunter Wilson, Called up for military service
William James Henry Wilson, Called up for military service
Alexander Dawson Wink, Called up for military service
Albert Frank Winter, Called up for military service
Edgar Hugh Winter, Called up for military service
George Elphinstone Wisely, Called up for military service
George Blyth Wishart, Called up for military service
Reginald Henry Woodfield, Called up for military service
Charles Godwin Woodward, Called up for military service
Jack William Wren, Called up for military service
Frederick Thomson Wright, Called up for military service
Henry William Wright, Called up for military service
Wilfrid George Wright, Called up for military service
Henry John Wyatt, Called up for military service
Robert Bain Wyber, Called up for military service
Leslie Alexander Wylie, Called up for military service
Thomas Adam Wylie, Called up for military service
Alexander John Young, Called up for military service
Allan John Young, Called up for military service
David Young, Called up for military service
David Young, Called up for military service
George Russell Young, Called up for military service
James Eric Young, Called up for military service
Norman William Young, Called up for military service
Robert Thomas Young, Called up for military service
Thomas James Young, Called up for military service
William Frank Young, Called up for military service
Albert Arthur Youngman, Called up for military service

🛡️ Summary of Men Called Up in Seventeenth Ballot

Domain🛡️ Defence & Military
KeywordsSeventeenth Ballot, Armed Forces, Call-up Summary, Military Areas

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