CITY RECRUITING

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2579, 29 September 1915, Page 8

CITY RECRUITING

EXTRA OFFICES OPENING: The Officer Commanding the Wellington Military District (Colonel Tate) was in Wellington oil Monday, and the Uty. Group Commander (Major Cqmgan). took tho opportunity of discussing the City recruiting arrangements with him. The result is that Major Corngan announced yesterday that h? is taking steps, to open- central recruiting offices ui the City,- and offices- 111. some.-of. the suburbs.' 'Tho Buckle Street "office is rather, out of the way for many young men whose spare time is limited, so the intention is to open two additional offices in more central portions of the Citv Probablv an office will be opened at 'Newtown, too. Petono is to have a , recruiting office, and very likely there will be one at Lower Hutt. Major C-orri'Mirs idea is to have these offices and the staffs they require provided free of cost. The offices, he says, will not he paid for, and the recruiting • officers will act m a purely honorary capacity. .The new scheme is to to put into operation. at once if offices and the staffs are' forthcoming. . • > . " The following men. havo enlisted in Wellington;— ' ■ , •• Olaff Nichelsen, cook, City. James M. Bruce, earner, City. Frank Constantino Graham, clerk, Miramar.. ' • - Alfred William Duncan, accountant, a jamcs Gordon Kinvig, warehouse' man,''- City. • Hector C. Milne, postal clerk, City. ' Andrew Bennett, clerk,-. City. . Johi). IlenTS jßlake, railway clerk,. ■Kilbirnie. ': ■ .- ' ... J, Frederick Bartlett, wok, City i Wilfred Patterson, labourer, John* isonvillo,■ T ' Vincent; Harnett, operator, Lower James: Ferguson, ironmonger's assistant, City.