THIRD ECHELON
MEN ENTERING CAMP
POSTED TO UNITS
Prospective non-commissioned officers for the third echelon went into camp last week. The men of the rifle battalion proceeded to Narrow Neck, the engineers to Trentham, l.hc Anti-tank Corps to Ngaruawahia, the Ammunition Company to Burnham, the Field Ambulance to Burnham, and the Divisional Signallers to Trentham. Men who have left from the Paeroa Army District include:— Rifle Battalion: Joseph Marsden, Rotorua; John Blair, Whakatane; S. E. Carr, Rotorua; Hugh W. Chambers, Whakatane; P. T. Cristall, 'Otakiri; J. L. Davey, Rangiuru; D. G. Dawson, Opotiki; G. S. Earl, Waihi; F. W. Ellerv, Tauranga; H. L. Hammond, Ohope; Glen George Olsen. Whitianga; Guy Vernon Turn bull, Whakatane; A. E. P. Worlev, Rotorua.
Field Company, N.Z. Engineers: A. A. Begbie, Arapuni; N. Patterson, Whakatane. Anti-tank Corps: Isaac Walker Arrol, Whakatane; W. J. D. Galbraith, Rotorua. Divisional Ammunition Company; V. O. Kelly, Whakatane; G. G. Craig, Morrinsvillc. Field Ambulance: Reginald William Andrews, Opotiki. The following additional men have enlisted for service with the third echelon: Ronald A Doms, Paeroa; Mervyn Taylor, Thames; Luke Rangi, Whakatane; Basil Amos Fisher, Kerepeehi; P. A. F. Pedersen, Ngatea; John Thomas Carley, Ngatea; George Alex Knox, Thames; Robert Mackay, Waerenga; Elsmore Joseph Thomas, Maramarua; A. J. Phillips, Thames; E. N. Robson, Parawai; W. W. T. Watene, Thames; T. Herbert, Thames; H. G. Cutler, Whakatane; Harold George Whiteman, Whakatane; James Solomon Thorn, Te Aroha; Trevor Scott Townsend, Te Aroha; Ernest Fisher, Netherton; O. B. Mountfort, Tauranga.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 2, Issue 120, 7 February 1940, Page 5
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245THIRD ECHELON Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 2, Issue 120, 7 February 1940, Page 5
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