LATEST RECRUITS

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2744, 12 April 1916, Page 5

LATEST RECRUITS

MORE MEN- GO TO CAMP. The following seven additional men from Wellington City were sent' to Tf enthani Camp yesterday to be. added to the 15tK Infantry:— / , T. Garbes.'H. G. Nicholls, T. Coffey, J. Donnelly, A. H. Boyd, W, J. Brown, end E. Flintoff. . The following have been enrolled at Buckle Street as fit for aotivo service; John Wearne, saddler, city (Mounted) • G. F. Holloway, clerk, Newtown (Pay Branch). Enoch Flintoff, clerk, city (Infantry). Thos. Coffey, gymnastic instructor, Taumarunui (Infantry). • Matthew Ritchlcss, bricklayer, Kil- - birnie (Infantry). / Daniel Gow, Daper cutter, /Taitville (Infantry). Geo.' Lane, labourer, city (Infantry). ■ Godfrey L. Zeychenne, student, Brooklyn (Infantry). Edward King, bushman', city (Infantry). . Vl Toby E. West, shepherd, city (Infantry).' .-.'■■■ Ranfurly Smith, chemist, Christchurch '(Infantry). . Frank G. Hawthorne, farmer, Seatoun (Infantry). ' Samuel Isaacs, jeweller, city (Infantry). ■■ w C. H. Salisbury, farmer, Upper Hutt (Infantry). Clarence 0. Egginton, tinsmith, Newtown, (Infantry). ' Wm. Jolm Brown, ' labourer, city '(Infantry). Chas.Hy. Babbidge, steward, Somes Islpi guard (Infantry). RECRUITING IN DUNEDIN. \ By Telegraph.—T>rPFs AcEortot.lnn , ■ Dunedin, April 11. Since the new recruiting scheme has Seen, inaugurated in Dnnedin, 842 recruits have been examined, the average being 49 daily: Recruiting throughput the Otago district shows a great improvement. l _ 'At the Karori Borough Council meeting last evening, after a brief discussion) it was decided, on the motion, of the Mayor, that the Karori Borough Councillors form themselves.into a cornmitten (with power to add to their numbers) to canvass the Karori Borough for recruits. An offer of 15 per cent discount (3s. In the £) is mar\e to soldiers and their friends br A. E. M. Rowland, the Public j.3ervice Jeweller. M Manners Street—Advt.