CALL FOR MEN.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17282, 25 September 1916, Page 9

CALL FOR MEN.

CHRISTCHURCHAREA. LAST WEEK'S ENLISTMENTS. Ninety-five men responded to the call in tho city last week, as compared with 101 for the previous week and 135 for tho,week ended September 9. The following table shows the daily record of tho past two weeks:—

EIGHTEEN ENLISTMENTS ON SATURDAY. In tho eighteen enlistments received on Saturday the following were included : Fred H. M. Paddy, 57, Edgowaro Road, fireman. . _ , , Cecil J. Denton, 76, Fi.-her Street, clerk. Fred R. Garlick, 20, Ashmole Street, Badley, carponter. n Gordon E. Forgus, caro of Mrs Blair, i. ap»nui, carter. ■ , John C. Cadcnhcad, 69, Bordcsley Street, ° Fred J. M. Sales, 374. Montreal Street, Harold V. Hunt, care of People'o Palace, draper's assistant. Charles Wallis, Governor's Bay, farmer. James Edward Hoopor, 80, Barbadoca Street, Christchurch, fanner. David Lewis Hampton, 11, Opawa. ..Road, Opawa., tinsmith. ' ' Samuel L. Fusa, 23, Brougham Street, Sydenham, labourer. ' Leonard Ernest Walton, 44. Richmond Terrace. Christchurch, compositor. Robert P. Rattray, 00, Victoria Street, Christchurch, baker. Harold T. James, care of Mace and Co., Cbristohuroh, factory hand. Frederick A. Thomas, 17, Somcrfiold Street, Spreydon, garage hand.

La.at Week ended 1 •waok. Sept, IB. Monday 25 !M Tuesday .' i) 1L Wednesday . la 13 Thursday . 14 12 Friday . , . 10 '21 Saturday . . 18 18 Total U5 . 101 Doily average . 13.8 17.3