THE CALL FOR MEN

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2864, 31 August 1916, Page 6

THE CALL FOR MEN

COMPLETING THE TWENTIETH * REINFORCEMENTS. Additional men from Various parts of the country went into camp at Featiherston yesterday to cover shortages in the Twentieth Reinforcements. Exact figures were' not 'avai :a.ble last night, but it is expected that at least 150 more men will, be required to complete tlio infantry section : of the latest draft. Men will be seiit into camp ©very few days until the deficiency has been wiped out. beven men went into camp from Wellington City yesterday - for the Twentieth Reinforcements. Their names were:—J.. Perry, W. Archer, W. J. Cloments, H. F. M'llroy, C. J. Houston, R. R. Petersen, and C. C. Cox. A further draft will go into camp today, the men assembling at the Buckle Street Barracks at 9 a.m. The following additional men have been accepted as fit for service at the Wellington recruiting offices, theirbranch being infantry, except where otherwise stated:—.. iG. J. Houston,cchemistt t City. R. Taylor, decorator, City. G. Chapman, seaman. City. ■ M. O'Connor, clerk, Oity. R. W. M'Lean, farmer, Paraparaumu. , J. T. C. Hutchison barman, City. W. G. Sni li; farmer, City. J. E. Uatt, ironmoulder, City (Mounted'). 0: Lumsden, clerk, City. F. J. Gaze, teacher, City. G. E. Downing, farmer, Wallaceville. W. Walker, labourer, City. J. Lindblad, seaman, City. ; G. Holvorsen, seaman, City. ' J. White, seaman, City. : K. Krislensen, seaman, City. J. Andorson, dealer, City. , E. Harrison, clerk, Lower Hutt. A. Grant, bookkeeper, City. J. Campbell, labourer, City. A. D. Steven, labourer, City. H. A. Moddren, farmer, Upper Hutt. . E. F. King, tailor, City.