THE CALL FOR MEN

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2777, 22 May 1916, Page 7

THE CALL FOR MEN

M LATEST CITY RECRUITS.' Following are the names of the latest infantry recruits who have been passed as medically fit ; E.'Hook, stock cutter. • E. A. Toyer, driver. H. Christopher, glass polishes E. P. Waters, musician. H. S.- Charnley, salesman. R. J. Bedingfield, salesman. H. J. B. Tomlinson, clerk. T. A. Dibble, electrician. • H. J,.Palmer, hotel proprietor. R. E. Morrison, cook. , ' R. H. Cox, carpenter. W. J. O'Riley, packer. ; D. T. • Mason, painter. J. M'Cloy, miner. ; A. S. Cross, seaman. " J. Eqx, driver. : H. B. Martin, engineer. C. A. Colquhoun, engineer. . M..Willey, wharf labourer. ,'W. A. E. Beehan, civil servant. D. G. Cunningham, civil servant. , G. Sharkey,-labourer. . J. Burnett, labourer. .J. Steven,' meat inspector. E. H.. Severne, teacher. r;L, J. B. Free, lift engineer. ,F. Sheehy, compositor. W. R. Kennedy, bank clerk. P. A..Neilson, chemist. During last week thirty recruits enlisted at Petone. The total number for May is G5, and the local Recruiting Committee -is endeavouring to secure 100 by •the.end of the month. Mr. H. J. Palmer, proprietor of the Empire Hotel, Petone, has enlisted and [.passed the medical test. Binoculars and .Wristlet Watches for soldiers may be .obtained, at a discount of 15 per cent. (3s. in the .£) from A. E. M. Rowland, the Public Service Jeweller and Optician, 90 Manners Street (opp. Everybody's Pictures).—Advt. i