RECRUITING

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3116, 21 June 1917, Page 4

RECRUITING

WELLINGTON ENLISTMENTS.

Voluntary recruiting in Wellington is still brisk, and it is evident that many members of the First Division are anxious to take advantage of the last chance to enter the Forces as volunteers. After Saturday all the remaining First Division men will have to wait the choice of tho ballot. About thirty fit men were attested at the Town Hall Recruiting Office yesterday. The following are among the additional Wellington volunteers who have been accepted for active service -.—

A. J! Bright, cleric, City. P. Coley, carpenter, City. A. H. Jones, tailor, City. C. C. Rhodes, storeman, City. .T. Boeson, engineer, Petone. .T. A.'Dunn, draughtsman, Lyall Bay. F. H. Ellison, warehouseman, Citv. A. W. Hills, telegraphist, City. '■ O. Johns, warehouseman, Northland. R. .T. Tclfer, clerk, City. • V R. V. Thornton, farm worker, City. D. F. Whitmoro, Civil Servant, City. A. Prince, engineer, City. R. H. Nairn, sheep-farmer, Tawa Flat. D. Daily, farmer, Lower Hutt. W. Wilkins, draper, City. E. B. Browne, creamery manager, Lower Hutt. IT. C. Dovoy, soldier, Fort Ballance. V>'}\ Williams, mechanic, Fcathertson. 0. It. Fitzmaurice, railway employee, Feafherston. A. F. Anketell, Customs clerk', Citv. If. G. Tlior.pe, carpenter, City. W.' B. Mnber, storeman, Citv.