MILITARY SERVICE BOARD

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3100, 2 June 1917, Page 9

MILITARY SERVICE BOARD

CITY APPEALS

CASES HEARD YESTERDAY

Tho First Wellington Military Service Board sat in the city yesterday iho board consists of Messrs. D. h. A. Cooper, S.M. •(chairman), I). M Lare , and W. ferry. 'Captain Walker is tho military representative. Frederick Jan.es Bromley, ironmonger, appealed because ho. had an nival I mother to look after. The case was a - U &oS apW for Allan Norman Porhani,assistant meat inspector, Woodvillo, was withdrawn. \ bread carter named Frank Bone, ot Kilbivnie, appealed on the ground of public interest, but Ins appeal was dismissed. . p Decision was given m tho caso « George Albert King, labourer Newtoin, who had urged umlnc hardslup as Is ground. The decision was to dismis. tlio "Tcampbell, of the Twenty-eighth Eeinforceincnts, sought temporary exemption and was given an adjournment "" Jl !lohn°' Alfred Taylor, a voluntary recruit, who asked lor temporary exemption, did not appear, and his appeal was ' jShiTcWlcs Allsopp, bootmaker, desired two months' leave of absence and liis emulover supported tho appeal on me ground l that he 1 Lad a military contract to finish. Leave till July 20 was granta , A month's leave to dispose ot plant and business was sought by .Tames Atkinson, photographer, and the board granted an adjournment till .Itine ./. Joseph Baddiley. porter, appealed on the grounds that lie was a- Second Diviriioii man and that his going mto can P would entail .undue hardship. An aa joiirnment till July 25 was , ; Frederick Sydney Pope did not appear,, and his appeal was dismissed. Harry Bowden, letter-earner, sought two months' leave of absence, and uas given until June 27.t0 go into «"nP; A month's adjournment was, granted Joseph' Cane, who desired time m which, to dispose of a business. Thomas Clark, labourer, Petone, sent a' marriage certificate to prove that lie was a Second Division Reservist. His appeal was allowed. Richard Duignan, property manager and agent, appealed on various grounds, but his appeal was dismissed, and he was given leave till July 25. ; Walter Elvidge. billiard marker, failed to appear, and his appeal was dismissed. • .. , George Ferguson, tailor, a native ot Queensland, who had been working in Wellington since 1914, claimed that lie was not liable for service, but his appeal was dismissed. _ ~ James Forbes, accountant, Lower Hutt, who had appealod on the ground ot un(lno hardship, withdrew his appeal. Dismissal met the appeal ot Walter Georgo Freeman, a labourer, who .said that ho was in,the Second Division. Thomas Gray, a miner, who had been working on the wharves some time, was sent ud for medical examination: John" Frederick Hargrave, clerk, proved that he was undei; age, and his appeal was allowed. Harold Hook, grocer, did not appear, and his request for time to dispose of a business was not granted. Geo. Ernest Fitchett, tailor's pressor, appealed on the ground of undue hardship, and asked for two months' leave of absence. Hβ' was given till June 27. The Court adjourned till 10 a.m. today. .

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