New Zealand
THE CALL FOR MEN. TARANAKI TWENTY SHORT. The Wellington Military District’s quota went into camp on Tuesday with a not shortage of 62 man. Wellington City’s shortage was 53. The position of the live groups into which the military district is divided is: City and suburbs: Mounted: full, artillery, full; engineers, one short; signallers, full; infantry, 52 short; A.S.C. fill. Manawatu and Wanganui: Mountled, 2 over; artillery, 2 short; engineers, 2 short; signallers, 1 over; infantry, 11 short; A.S.C., 1 short. Hawke’s Bay and Poverty Bay: Mounted, 2 over; artillery, full; engineers 2 short; signallers, full; infantry, 8 over; A.S.C., 1 short. Wairarapa; Mounted. 1 over; artillery, full; engineers, 2 short; signallers, full; infantry, 17 over; A.S.C. 1 over. Taranaki; Mounted. 2 short; artillery, 3 short; engineers, 4 short; signallers, full; infantry, 11 short, A.S.C. full. V/OUNDED SOLDIERS' FUND. £ s. d. Previously acknowledged 3095 11 2 Pupils York Road School 15 6 £3096 6 8
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIV, Issue 79, 9 March 1916, Page 5
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157New Zealand Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIV, Issue 79, 9 March 1916, Page 5
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