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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 31, 6 February 1902, Page 3

Contingent, numbering 36 in all, received a good send-off to-night, on leaving, for Dunedin. They were escorted «o the Port by volunteers a.;d blue jackets from the warships in port, and also by a large number of people. As they marched on board they were given a rousing cheer by the blue jackets and were briefly addressed by the Mayor. HAWERA. SELECTIONS. _ After passing the doctor's examina-1 tion, the following are the fifteen men' picked by the Hawera Recruiting I Board:- ' F. Grubb, F.f ch Contingent. F. Hornemao, Imperial Light Horse. W. Spiik, First Contingent. Win. Treanor, Seddon Horse. J. E. Leydon, Stiatford Mounted Rifles. H. H. Cleaver, Stntford Mounted Rifles. John Dodunski, Stratford Mount<d Rifles. W. E. Harrison, Hawera Mruntel Rifles. A. J. Allan, Hawera Mounted Rifles. J. Silves'er, Haweia Mounted Rifles, Georga Morton, Opunake Mounted Rifles. W. Tait, Opunake Mounted RifiVs. 0. W. Webby, Hawera Rifla Volunteers, E. N. Johns, Hawera Rifle Volunteers. J. A. Wormald, Fifth Contingent. The men are to If ave for Auckland not. later than Bth inst. The labours | of the Board were fairly onerous, by reason »f tin fact that there were : nearly 250 applications sent in to fill the allot: ed quoti of fifteen for Hawera. i