SURPLUS OF MEN

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2812, 1 July 1916, Page 10

SURPLUS OF MEN

FOR 18th DRAFT

DETAILS OF MOBILISATION

The Eighteenth Reinforcements have Marly all been gathered into the camps, or, in military language, "'mobilised." The position is.that every district, except Auckland, has sent more men than it was asked to send. The surpluses are: Otago 23 Canterbury 71 Wellington 51

Total 118 Auckland's shortage is 22, but this trill be made good by Tuesday. The following men from the Wellington City group were sent to camp yeste-day to join the Mountods:—G. Goode, W. J. Quiim, C; T>\ Sanders, W. S. "Waring. Eleven men were entered on Hie L'uckle Street register yesterday, and ten cf thorn were passed as fit for active' service. The ten are: ' 0. If. Lahnian, chemist, City. A. E. Patrick, baker, Carterton. It. H. Tanner, farmer, Feathorston. G'. Sharland, carpenter, City. . E. GibLs-, chief steward, s.s. Tarawera. H. R. T J ercivßl, fireman, City. L. It. -Radford, railway employee, City, 0. J. Hodgson, engineer, City. A. L. Hanwood, engineer, f'ity. G. G. Hume, clerk, City.

When you see a pair of well-fitting glasses on a happy, smiling face, they come from Rowland's, but when you see a pair of badly fitted, crooked specs, on a' discontented, wrinkled face they didn't. A. E. M. Rowland, the Public Service Optician and Jeweller (Spectacle Maker to the Hospital), 90 Manners St. (opp. Everybody's).—Advt.