MILITARY SERVICE

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 9, 5 October 1918, Page 9

MILITARY SERVICE

FURTHER APPEALS

POLICE OFFICERS'AND SCHOOL TEACHERS'CASES

The Second ■Wellington Military Sersice Board concluded its city session yesterday:— Appeals for the following police offi«crs were, adjourned sine die: —James Stevenson Beid, Wangaiuii; Frank Harold Fearnloj', Auckland; Richard Allan, Charleston; George Booth, Auckland , ; James Michael Dovoreaux, Porisanby; Thomas Henry Dyer, Paeroa; Thomas Fitzgibboa, New Plymonth; Horace Josoph Garrott, Atick- . land; William Edward Hunt, Helonsville; Sydney King, Wellington; Al- : fred George 'Lake, , Wellington; Charles ' 'Augustus Lambert, Auckland: John ■Murdoch, ; Auckland; Groville Fry •; Smither, Auckland; Jolm Marshj ''. Stratford; Alexander M'Cowan; Raeitihi; William Daniel Fan-.. Gisborne; ; William Neil, Rotorua; William I'ati rick Gilligan, Roxburgh; Henry Blamires Invorcargill; John O'Shea. Port Chalmers; Itobert Burns Smith-Palmer,. Lower Riccarton; Robert Cunningham Smith, Lyttclton; Henry Henderson, Ltimseh; William George Ryan, Auckland,; Richard Ryan, Christchurch; ■ Hugh Felix Timlin, Wellington; James Torrance, Hataitai; Roger John Wilson, Wanganui; Worthy Edward Packer, Christchurch; Henry William Wilkins, Sproydon, Ohristchurch; James Knowles, Wellington. Appeals by tho Wellington Education J3oard were decided as follows:— N. A. Byrne, teacher, Wellington, adjourned: to January;' --H. Oldliam, teacher, Blenheim, sine die; F. D. Best, toacber, Blenheim, sine.die; B. S. Hylfcon, chief clerk, Wellington, adjourned to January. Sine die adjournments wore made m the following cases:—W. J. Mains, secretary, YM.O. A., Trencbam; Key. J G. T. Castle, Anglican clergyman, Island Bay; W. F. Grove, clerk in holy orders (Anglican), 'Hunrarv iile; Geo. L Vivian, Salvation Army. captam, Otahulm; C. W. Boar, Salvation Army adjutant' Duuedin; W. P. Campion, Salvation Army ensign, Stratford; A. Scotney, Salvation Army oommandant, :Elthamj G. A. Eng, butter : maker, Olratu; D. Houston, electrical engineer, Wellington; J. F. Iremougcr, .tram conductor, fijlbirnie. • , Indefinite leave is to be recommended for Pte. Hugh. J. Abeam, Otaki, 'and Troopers S. G. Lirxton,- Wellington. ,The former is on activo' service and the latter has returned from the war. ' . Six months' exemptionis to be recommended for Lyndon Griffiths, rer turned soldier, Otaki.' Other decisions wore:—W. P._ W)icox tram motorman,' Berhampore, adjourned till February; W. J. Bobn, labourer, Woolstou, adjourned till Ivovembe.r; B. C. Fox, motorman, leave till January; W.. J. P. Gardner, taxiproprietor, declared to bo class D; A. J. Seed, company manager, adjourned till February; J. Robertson, farmer, ■ Taita, leavo till March; A. von Batenberg, tailor, Kilbirnie, leavo-till January ; J. J. Wilkinson, poultry farmer, Berhampore,' adjourned till February; S E Williams, clerk, Island Bay, adiouriied'. till February; E. B. Johns, builder, Northland, adjourned till Fobrtiary; William Brown, electrician, declared class D; W. J. Turrell, cyclo and motor engineer, adjourned till January; F J. Hayle, mechanic, Petono, adjourned till Fobruary; L. M. Silver, electrical engineer, Lower Hutt, adionrned.till January; 0. Disley, fanner, 'Karori, adjourned till January;, John Loughridge, turncock, Wadestovrii, adiourued till February; J. Selway, carrier, adjourned till January; G. 1. iSievers, adjourned till January.