New Zealand Gazette – 1943 – No. 95

Page 1265

✨ Cancellation of Reservist Call-ups

SUPPLEMENT
TO THE
NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
OF
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1943
Published by Authority

WELLINGTON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1943

Notice cancelling the Calling-up of Reservists for Service with the Armed Forces

Office of the Minister of National Service,
Wellington, 27th October, 1943.

PURSUANT to Regulation 16 (3) of the National Service Emergency Regulations 1940, I hereby cancel the notices appearing in the Gazette Extraordinary of 6th November, 1940, 24th June, 1941, 6th August, 1941, 8th October, 1941, 20th January, 1942, 25th March, 1942, 28th April, 1942, 24th June, 1942, 15th September, 1942, 11th November, 1942, 22nd December, 1942, and 27th July, 1943, concerning the calling-up for service with the Armed Forces of the men set forth in the Schedule hereto for the reasons stated.

A. McLagan, Minister of National Service.

SCHEDULE

Regis-	Name.	Occupation and Address.	Gazette	Reason for Cancellation.
tration			Dated.
Number.

MILITARY AREA NO. 1 (AUCKLAND)

MILITARY AREA NO. 2 (PAEROA)

MILITARY AREA NO. 3 (WHANGAREI)

MILITARY AREA NO. 4 (HAMILTON)

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🛡️ Cancellation of Reservist Call-ups for Armed Forces

Domain🛡️ Defence & Military
Dated27 October 1943
KeywordsReservists, Armed Forces, Cancellation, National Service, Military Areas
👱🏽 Names

30 names identified

Albert Bygrave Chappell, Already a member of Armed Forces
Norman Roy Coles, Member of 3rd Division
Horace Hewitt Cook, Member of 3rd Division
Roy Lloyd Eisenhut, Not a member of classes called up
Jeffrey Emanuel, Not a member of classes called up
Bernhard Erle Fabricius, Not a member of Reserve
See Fun Fong, Not a member of Reserve
Jack Bruce Gallagher, Already a member of Armed Forces
Paul Roger Gillard, Member of 3rd Division
Ronald Ivan Keat, Already a member of Armed Forces
Earle Albert King, Member of 3rd Division
Gordon Marshall Lennox, Already a member of Armed Forces
John Joseph Lovich, Member of 3rd Division
Desmond Maurice O'Connor, Not a member of classes called up
Walter Edward Reynolds, Member of 3rd Division
Robert William Henry Strongman, Already a member of Armed Forces
Allan Newton Watson, Already a member of Armed Forces
Joe Willy Williams, Member of 3rd Division
Joseph Willy Williams, Member of 3rd Division
John Thomas Fallas, Already a member of Armed Forces
William MacMillan, Not a member of classes called up
Henry William Rau, Member of 3rd Division
Bruce Sheerin, Not a member of classes called up
Colin John Kemp, Not a member of classes called up
Wilfred Gordon Smith, Not a member of classes called up
Basil Coulolias, Not a member of classes called up
Herbert Colin Duncan, Already a member of Armed Forces
Howard John Gate, Already a member of Armed Forces
Sidney James Charles Priscott, Already a member of Armed Forces
William Stanley Warren, Already a member of Armed Forces

👩‍💼 Officials

A. McLagan, Minister of National Service

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