RECRUITING
■ ——» ENLISTMENTS IN WELLINGTON. Recruits for the. 25th and 26tb. Reinforcements (the January and February drafts) aie being acoepted at the various recruiting offices. Reports from the groups indicate that the taking of the first ballot has-stimulated voluntary recruiting at some points, but the effect has not been marked. Last week's recruiting was decidedly dull in some of the groups, aiid preliminary figures indicate tliat unless the rate of enlistment improves there will he- a shortage, to be covered by a ballot, in ■ the 25th Reinforcements. The following additi.ona.l recruits have been attested in Group 5 (Wellington City and Suburbs):—■ W; H. Cox, builder. City. VR. Witheford, clerk, Seatoun. J. Walker, bricklayer, City. D. Griffiths, olerk, Seatoun.M. 0. Barnett, olerk, City. ■ J. Ca6ey, labourer, City. C. D. Pierce, cook, City. W. H. Collett, farmer, City. J. Lavique, cook, City. _ C. C. Campbell, mine engineer, 'Auckland. W. Mildenhall, store manager, Jobßsonville. G. N. Bernard, barman, City. R. Murphy, constable, City. •
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2939, 27 November 1916, Page 4
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159RECRUITING Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2939, 27 November 1916, Page 4
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