THE CALL FOR MEN

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2784, 31 May 1916, Page 6

THE CALL FOR MEN

ANOTHER GOOD RESPONSE

Eighty-three men registered at the Buckle "Street Recruiting Office yesterday —the largest number for some days past —and of that number 32 were classed as being unfit, and 11 as temporarily unfit. Thirty-seven men who registered for the infantry with one exception were declared as fit for military service by the medical examiners, and their names are as follow

L. G. Hood, guard Somes Island, Petone. C. C. Smith, tanner, Petone. G. C. Halley, clerk, Island Bay. B. L. Haseltine, farmer, Hawera. S. J. Smith, Civil Servant, City. J. F. Mason, stationery assistant, City. W. Duval, seaman, Newtown. A. D. ' Harkness, fire brigadesman, Thomdon. P. E. Shires, electrician, City. D. Woodward, mechanic, Kilbirnio. I'. A. Miles, seaman, City. D. Creriion, plumber, City. G. Gillespie, law cleric, City. L. W. Bridge, clerk, City. L. E. Head, operator, City. E. L. Picton, driver, City. E. Barnard, motor mechanic, City. 0. J. Ball, farmer, Lower Hutt. M. W. Barrett, porter, Berhampore. F. 0. Bold, clerk, City. G. W. Johnson, labourer, City. A. G. Jarvis, cook, City. H. Shadbolt, seaman, City. W. J. Gini, mercer, City. W. J. Coventry, jeweller, Brooklyn. F. Marigold, driver, City. W. A. Isles, clerk, City (Home Service). A. L. Bull, carpenter, Featherston. J. J. M'Cormack,' miner, Brooklyn. A. A. Donaldson, accountant, City. L. S. Durly, clerk, City. J. A. Garrett, labourer, City. J. Maoilree, engineer, City. H. Mantell, tailor, Lower Hutt. W. Morrow, fire brigadesman, Thorndon.

T. E. ,T. Tolley, armourer, Miramar. J. Macdonald, seaman, City.

Binoculars and Wristlet Watches for soldiers may be obtained at a discount of 15 per cent. (3s. in tho £) from A. E. M. Rowland, the Public Service Jeweller and Optician, 90 Manners Street (opp. i Everybody's Pictures).—Advt.