New Zealand Gazette – 1943 – No. 58

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✨ Military Call-up Notices

Num. 58 827

LAND & DEEDS OFFICE
29 JUL 1943
GISBORNE

THE

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

EXTRAORDINARY

Published by Authority

WELLINGTON, TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1943

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

PURSUANT to the provisions of Regulation 16 of the National Service Emergency Regulations 1940, I, Angus McLagan, 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 Classes S. 18–19, S. 20, and S. 21–40 of the the First Division of the General Reserve, and in the Register of Classes M. 18–19, M. 20, M. 21–40, and Classes C. 18 to C. 40 (both inclusive) of the Second Division of the General Reserve, have been certified to me in accordance with Regulation 15 and in compliance with a Warrant issued under my hand authorizing and requiring the Director to call up from the classes above mentioned the number of men specified in such Warrant for service with the Armed Forces: And I do hereby declare pursuant to Regulation 16 aforesaid that such men are called up for service with the Armed Forces accordingly.

Dated this 27th day of July, 1943. A. McLAGAN,
Minister of National Service.

SCHEDULE

NOTE.—This notice includes the names of a 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). MILITARY AREA No. 1 (AUCKLAND)—continued.
Where no reference is made to city, this relates to Auckland.

(Number of men called up, 1,372.)

510155 Adams, Albert George, school-teacher, 116 Valley Rd., Mt. Eden. 640303 Anderson, Frederick Joseph, farm labourer, 21 Duke St., Mt. Roskill.
643363 Adams, Harold Albert, farm hand, c/o T. J. Adams, Kaukapakapa. 642638 Anderson, John Dewar, clerk, 21 Wicklow Rd., Devonport.
642436 Agnew, Albert Bernard, fireman (N.Z.R.), 16 Rainville Rd., Remuera. 639507 Anderson, Roy Neville, 9 Ambury Ave., Epsom.
641185 Aisher, John Fredrick, clerk, 684 Mt. Albert Rd. 231511 Anderson, Thomas, freezing worker, 17 Bonny Brae Rd., Remuera.
640976 Aitken, Laurence Charles, bank officer, 116 Whiturangi Rd., Green Lane. 640863 Andrews, Albert James, motor mechanic, c/o Devonport Steamship Ferry Co.
638548 Aitken, Clement Noel, clerk, 16 Bank St., Mt. Eden. 641576 Angove, John Alfred, apprentice plumber, 189 Great North Rd.
638241 Aitken, Robert Stevenson, 27 Rata St., New Lynn. 637576 Annabell, David, student, 88 Ladies Mile, Remuera.
639645 Alder, Alan Gregory, farm hand, c/o W. Hudson Owen, Patumahoe. 643495 Ansell, William Henry, 31 Cardwell St., Onehunga.
641186 Alexander, Rex Ernest, student, 26 Mt. St. John Ave., Epsom. 102309 Archer, Albert Mason, motor-van driver, 30 Rose Rd., Grey Lynn.
642640 Allely, David Atkinson, apprentice boatbuilder, 2 Preston Ave., Mt. Albert. 640812 Archer, Frederick Thomas, clerk, 29 Nixon St., Grey Lynn.
638239 Allen, Eric Lance, motor mechanic, Eden View Rd., Glen Eden. 641999 Archibald, Maurice Anzac, messenger (P. and T.), 44 Buckland Rd., Epsom.
637095 Alleyne, Trevor Hector, apprentice plumber, 27 Reimers Ave. Mt. Albert. 639401 Armstrong, Gavin Lytton, clerk, 26 Hemi St., Devonport.
643157 Allsopp, Douglas Harry, canister-maker, 15 Riro Ave., Point Chevalier. 638540 Armstrong, Selwyn Gould, farm hand, c/o T. A. McNaught, Tuakau.
639474 Alsweiler, Raymond Clarence, warehouseman, 27 Dacre St., Newton. 639475 Arnott, Peter Pennel, apprentice engineer, 703 Great North Rd., Grey Lynn.
643863 Arthur, Frederick Bruce, cadet, 1075 Dominion Rd., Mt. Roskill.
638541 Ash, Charles Richard, apprentice engineer, 40 Princes Ave., Mt. Roskill.
636734 Ashbridge, Bryan Trevor, student, Buckland’s Beach.
639786 Ashby, James Bruce, druggist’s assistant, 402 Manukau Rd., Epsom.

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🛡️ Notice of Men Called Up for Armed Forces Service

Domain🛡️ Defence & Military
Dated27 July 1943
KeywordsNational Service, Armed Forces, Call-up, Auckland, Military Area No. 1
👱🏽 Names

32 names identified

Albert George Adams, Called up for Armed Forces service
Harold Albert Adams, Called up for Armed Forces service
Albert Bernard Agnew, Called up for Armed Forces service
John Fredrick Aisher, Called up for Armed Forces service
Laurence Charles Aitken, Called up for Armed Forces service
Clement Noel Aitken, Called up for Armed Forces service
Robert Stevenson Aitken, Called up for Armed Forces service
Alan Gregory Alder, Called up for Armed Forces service
Rex Ernest Alexander, Called up for Armed Forces service
David Atkinson Allely, Called up for Armed Forces service
Eric Lance Allen, Called up for Armed Forces service
Trevor Hector Alleyne, Called up for Armed Forces service
Douglas Harry Allsopp, Called up for Armed Forces service
Raymond Clarence Alsweiler, Called up for Armed Forces service
Frederick Joseph Anderson, Called up for Armed Forces service
John Dewar Anderson, Called up for Armed Forces service
Roy Neville Anderson, Called up for Armed Forces service
Thomas Anderson, Called up for Armed Forces service
Albert James Andrews, Called up for Armed Forces service
John Alfred Angove, Called up for Armed Forces service
David Annabell, Called up for Armed Forces service
William Henry Ansell, Called up for Armed Forces service
Albert Mason Archer, Called up for Armed Forces service
Frederick Thomas Archer, Called up for Armed Forces service
Maurice Anzac Archibald, Called up for Armed Forces service
Gavin Lytton Armstrong, Called up for Armed Forces service
Selwyn Gould Armstrong, Called up for Armed Forces service
Peter Pennel Arnott, Called up for Armed Forces service
Frederick Bruce Arthur, Called up for Armed Forces service
Charles Richard Ash, Called up for Armed Forces service
Bryan Trevor Ashbridge, Called up for Armed Forces service
James Bruce Ashby, Called up for Armed Forces service

👩‍💼 Officials

Angus McLagan, Minister of National Service

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