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TENTH BALLOT.

15,000 MEN CALLED'UP. LOCAL AND DISTRICT NAMES. The result of the 10th ballot taken under the Military Service Act ) from among members of the First Division of the Expeditionary Force Reserve for tilling vacancies in the 34th and 35th Reinforcements, mobilising one month and two months hence respectively, was issued in the form of a Gazette Extraordinary yesterday. The vacancies have been caused by the failure of voluntary recruiting to produce the number of men required, the shortage for the 3-lths being 1,524, and for the 35ths 2,207. To meet the combined shortage of 3,731 a total of 16,000 men have been called up. The numbers of men drawn in the various ballots to date have been as under: — Ist Ballot, Nov., 1010 4,000 2nd Ballot,’ Decern., 1910 3,000 3rd Ballot, January, 1917 3,000 4th Ballot (double), Feb. 1917 0,807 sth Ballot, March, 1917 4,503 6th Ballot, April, 1917 4,812 7th Ballot, May, 1917 8,530 Bth Ballot, June, 1917 8,545 9th Ballot, June, 1917 8,117 10th Ballot (double), Sept, 15,000 Total 00,374 In the ten ballots that have taken place, 00,974 members of the FirstDivision have thus been called up to fill some 17,000 vacancies in the 23rd to 35th Reinforcements Inclusive. The First Division, which originally comprised 84,980 men, has also been considerably depleted J).v voluntary enlist meat, and at the conclusion of the 10th ballot it was estimated that there were only about 8,000 remaining, who will all be drawn in the lltb ballot to be taken this month. The 11th ballot will thus exhaust the First Division. The combing out of the medical rejects and revision of the exemptions is now being commenced. When this is sufficiently far advanced the Second Division will be drawn on in order of classes. The list of local and district names of men called up under the 10th ballot in the Manawatu recruiting district to till vacancies in the 34th and 35th Reinforcements is as given below. The asterisk aguinst any name signifies previous voluntary enlistment: — Adin, W'., contractor, Rangiotu. Allcrby, It. S., tlaxmill employee, Foxlon. Allcrby, V. P., (laxcuiler, Foxlon. Andrew, A. E., (iaxmill hand, Moutoa. Ashcroft, 11., farmer, Foxton. Barber, S. W., farmer, Foxton. Bayne, S., fiaxculter, Foxton. Bonfield, J., teamster, W'airoa. Brown, J. L., dairy farmer, Himatangi. Burke, T,, enginedrivev, Foxlon, Burnett, R. A., Foxton. Campbell, D., labourer, Foxlon. * Carroll, 11. J., milker, Marotiri. ■ Cleary, J., surfaceman, Shannon. Collins, W. 11., labourer, Shannon. Cripps, F. R., farm, assistant, Shaux non. Dewis, J. IT., dairy farmer, Bainessc. Dillon, S., farmer, Bainessc. Dinsdalo, G. T., farmer, Rangiotu. Dobson, R. T., carpenter, Taihape, Drummond, A., contractor, Foxton. *Dunn, J., buslilcller, Shannon. Easton, S. J., farmer, .Foxton. Fenwick, E., paddocker, Murotiri, Oadsby, J. T., labourer, Marotiri. Gcmsclikal, F. W., creamery manager, Oroua Downs. Gunning, E. T., grocer, Shannon. Hartley, S. A. R., dairy farmer, Rangiotu. *llill, J., farmer, Bainessc, Hodgkinson. W., labourer, Foxton. Jacobson, 0. M. L., scutcher, I'oxton. Jarvie, J., farm labourer, Bainessc. Jermyn, fiaxeulter, Shannon, Jewell, C. IV., farm assistant, Rangiotu. Jillclt, J. F., tlaxmill employee, .Foxton. Joe, J., mill band, Wairoa. Johnson, A. E., shepherd, Shannon. King, G. 11., contractor, Foxton. King, J. W., paddocker, Levin. Lanham, G. B. ; (laxmill employee, , Foxton. Lee, C. C., llaxworkor, Kaikoura. Lyons, J. 0., labourer, Foxton. Millar, S., flaxmill hand, Shannon. * Mills, W., railway surfaceman, Rangiolu. *Moylan, teamster, Moutoa. Murdoch, AM, -flax cutler, Foxlon. O’Connor, P. J., hotel porter, Foxton. Oldham, F., cleric, N.Z.R., Foxton. Osborne, H. 13. W., contractor, Foxton. Osborne, J., labourer, Shannon, “port, A., kilcbemnan, Shannon. Prier, W., farm labourer, Moutoa, Raftcry, D. J., labourer, Shannon, Rankin, J., labourer, Foxton. Richardson, L. 11., fiaxmill manager, Foxton. : Russell, E, L., farmer, Rangiotu. Signal, S. H., engineer, Foxton, Smith, W. H., farmer, Moutoa. Speirs, C. 11., (laxmiller, Shannon. Stern, AY. C., farmer, Shannon. MSwainsou, W., seaman, Shannon.Tansley, J. A. L., bank clerk, Shan- * non. Thornton, T., liaxeutter, Foxton. Wilson, AY. J., labourer, Shannon. Woodmass, 11., labourer, Bainesse.

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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 1755, 4 September 1917, Page 3

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TENTH BALLOT. Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 1755, 4 September 1917, Page 3

TENTH BALLOT. Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 1755, 4 September 1917, Page 3

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