Included in the list of names iu the Fifth Ballot, published yesterday, was that of E. E. Stevens, clerk, A.M.P. Society, Wellington. Mr. Stephens states that through an oversight on the part o fthc Government Statisician's Office his name was not preceded by an. asterisk, as it should have been. Ho states that he enlisted with one of the early Reinforcements, and was within a few days of going into oarnp when ho had a motor-cycle accident. and was under medical treatment for some months. Since this lie has twice er.-listcd, but has been rejected on account cf a weak knee, the outcome of the accident.
Silver watches b?.ve been presented to 1? special nmist'iV** r.f lbs district where the Zenpeiin L 32 fell in flames. The Chief Constable of B*>e:r paid a warm tribute to the good done by the special constables. "iV"i!v.h?s were also presented to Inspector TC"!s and PnliceConstahle Spavk s " r.f Essex Constabulary.
Ram dough's Nei'vins stops Tooth., .aoiie,—Adxt,
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3028, 15 March 1917, Page 6
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