New Zealand.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 291, 18 May 1915, Page 5

New Zealand.

RECRUITS FOR THE FRONT. MKY FROM TAUAxAKr, The following volunteers in the Trtl'i' iinki group will leave I'd]- service w:t Ike S.-Vfiitli .J{ciiir..iveni ( .|its, WYllinf lull JufaiHry Battalion, on .lime 11: Jiolicrt ;Amlerson, Mokau.' iere.V Allen, Xew Plymouth. Matthics .Ha*, fjreiiui. Thos. C. L. lirownc, Waitara. Oiaf '!!. Itcrnsfcn, Wailara. Francis 11. Hilling, Olmra. .loseph tiernio, Ukalmkura. •James liiichan, Krun Ale.v. IVutsoii, U'iiii'iili'f. Kdward liogan, llukepapa. •lohn If. linniarcl, Majigupnhi. Hoy F. Iliuir.c], New Plvmowf.h. Stanley Jtolloii. licll UlocfcV 'Percy \. Corbctt, Okata. David Coxheail, Ttimmirmiiii. J|. L. <i. Cole, Kaetilii. !•'. V. Callaghan, Waimarino. Alf. J. Clmlc, Oliakune. % IT. ,1. Christian, Xew (Plymouth; Alex. Dickson, Huiroa, Arthur Krickson, \Ylokau. <Yo. Frecken, Piriaka. Ronald Frimstone Raetihi. W. F. Fry, Owliango.

Walter Ford, Oliakune. W. F. Foran, Manumii. Wm. Falconer, Xew Plymouth. Chas. ft. dittos. New Plymouth Andrew Oilliths, Otaiigiwai. •Tas. (Tmnano, Oliakune.' <". W. Hanson, Hi-cnui. Stanley Harvey, Taiiinaninui. Frank Humphries Tiaetihi 1 T. H. Hodgson, Mahirakau Ernest Hawke, Raetilii. ; All.ort E. Howell, Okato. 1 Henry .lames, Raliotu. 1 Edward A. Jury, Waitara. W. M. Landorp.'Rangatana. Chis. H. Leigh, Olmkiim.. !'■ V. 'Lcighton. Xew Plymouth. ". 0. Melton, Lower Mangorei. . .T. -MeLachlan Warca. <"!. MvOnic. Knkahi. <:. -T WcCloud. lUahukura. I>, Mackenzie, TTikuniutu. 11.I 1 . McManii=. Kakalii. P. Cffnrphy, Eltliam. ■T. .T. Malonc, Rliv:am. Tr. Old. Kiiinmta. X C Otto, Onsrnnin. -A. W. f!. -Poole; rrnti. A. D. [Perry. Kaitieke. •T. Pearson, Taumarunui Win. Pearce. Xew Plvmontl.. '■• ■). Prestnev, Fitzror W. O. Pvo, Ongariic. ' Frank Richardson. Uruti. * t A!e\-. Reid, Waitara. V. Tfodpers, Ohnra. 1 J/. Rodgers. Ohura. Harry Reid, Raetilii. 'tr. Rodders, Ohura. I .T. E. Southam, Tututawa. I. Symc, Tataraimaka. J. Stewart, Mahirakau. • <l. T>. Skelton, Xew Plymouth. , <l Thornton, Waitara. ,{!• *■ Turmvald, Rangatawa. J'. K. Jhompson, Taumarunui. A. V. Thompson Piriaka T. H. F. Tcape, Ohakune. F. P. Truman, Xew /Plymouth, h. Wain. Raurinm. ■S. «. Williams, Ohakune. The men from 'New Plymouth and ™«s tß i townships W in i oave , )V t , a j rim 2 t,U, r l, f!' tho* fin.other districts will join the train at their respective stations.

yily!!!' ing Taranaki ™ «*•« W. T. Faml], Kaponga ■!■ H. Gould, Tc Hoti. ,ir. J. Jones, Hawera. ' IX Graham, Hawera. W. J. Pollard, Eltliam. r. YV. Armitage, Raetihi. U M. Taylor, Hawera. •I. F. Barkla, Hawera. ■ • F. A. Burgess, Okato. U J. Kowe, Ngacre. I F. M. McGregor, Waitara. ' ' R. Currie, Okato. G. C. Mercer, Patea. '! , ' A. Ducker, Okato. P. J. Mason, New Plymouth. X. Keardon, Eltliam. ' '; ',;; K. Fraser, Uruti. F. N. Dowding, Waitara. V. C. Ixten, Uruti. - ■ ; C. W. Thomas, Kapuni. J. Down, Eltliam. :' C. S. Nicholson, Inglewood. W. Stephenson, Inglewood. " L. E. Moir, Tarata. G. Taylor, Tarata. A. Taylor, Tarata. ' ;'i •T. C. Hart, Inglewood. J. Burr, Tarata. ' "'* W. P. Greenaway, Inglewood. B. Thomas, Lower Mangorei. i\V. W. Gibbons, Taumarunui. W. C. Wilson, AVaitara. '' 11. vS. Maslin, Hawera.

THE WANGANUI MOT. Per Press Association. Wellington, May 17. Speaking of the outbreak in Wanganui, the Prime Minister stated to a Post reporter that what happened was not the way by which our indignation at the Germans' detestable methods should be shown. Enemy subjects in this country are under strict supervision, and' any indication of sympathy with th«. enemy or hostility to Britain is immediately followed T)y internment at Ronnjs Island or 'lfotuikf. while anv assistance to the enemy by imparting 'information or in any other way will be followed by a court martial and a punishment to fit the oflencv. If more becomes necessary more, will be done. Enemy subjects could not. according to instructions from, the Imperial authorities, bo sent out of New Zealand during the war pcnVf. Mr. Massey added that he hoped our people, indignant though they ba, would remember that they are. Britt*rt and act accordingly.

THE MEN AT SAMOA. Wellington, Last Night. Colonel Logan reports that the following members of the Apia garrfson now in hospital are doing well:—Captain Roaehe (enteric), Corporal W. J. Hcaaloy (debility). Privates Q. Morrksoy (injury to leg), R. J. Nelson (meatitis). ' F." W. Rozer (influenza), Corporal It. R, Allen (meatitis). Private J. 0. Risk is convalescent and Corporal J. Lovoll, suffering from pleurisy and cardiac trouble, is dangerously ill,