THE CALL FOR MEN

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2679, 27 January 1916, Page 6

THE CALL FOR MEN

.YESTERDAY'S RECRUITS. . Tho following are the names of reiOruits who wero accepted forservico at 4© Drill Shed yesterday:— • R. 6. Baird,. hoteFemployee (Mountfed). . 1 E. Byrne, labourer (Infantry). Thomas Ryan, Harbour Board emjiloyeo (Infantry). . . .1 Alf. Chambers, labourer (Infantry). Frank Feviash, labourer (Infantry). • • P. N. Gibson, labourer (Mounted). H. J. Cameron, shepherd (Infantry): ■ ,• Alex.: S. M'Glintock; farmer (Mounti' ' fed)John West, , steel erecter (Infantry).. • Harry P. Hodgins, olerk'(Mounted) 1 . S. Beehag, labourer (Mounted). D. J. M'Bride, Civil Servant (Sig- ■ jailer). J. N. O'Shea, carpenter (Engineers). S. A. Praakord, clerk,(lnfantry). •J. Fabling,' motor driver (Infantry). H- L. Boook, dhemist (Infantry).. Andrew Jack, brass finisher (Infan,try). :G. E. Miles, cook (Infantry). • 'S. "W. Rhodes, clerk.(Mounted). V T. 0. O'Rorke, carpenter-(lnfantry). t .'George- Cruicksharik," farmer (Mount-. >j)- ■ ■■£_!_ v-: ' • - Before a recruit fro«B-into, camp; it. is the custom for his friends to make him > a presentation. Mr. A.-'E. M. Rowland i states that he is prepared to give a special rebate of 15 per cent. (3s. in the £) off all soldier's requisites, such as wristlet • watches, binoculars, etc.—Advt. .