EXPEDITIONARY FORCE.

Taranaki Daily News, 23 March 1917, Page 2

EXPEDITIONARY FORCE.

ACCEPTED TARANATCI RECRUITS. Tho following is the latest list of accepted recruits:— C. W. IT. Lniigdoii, slaughterman, Patea (June shortages). J. Armstrong, dairy farmer, ICakara•mea (28). J. Ayhvarrl, dairy farmer, Warea (28). A. R. Allen, architect, New Ply- ■ mouth (28). A. A. Adams, cycle mechanic, New Plymouth (20). A. 11. Ardon, hairdresser, Hawera . (30). ; A. R. Eucldand, cooper, Hawera (28), S. Brown, farmer, Uurdili' T. C. Benefiekl, farmer, Korito (28). S. W. Bailey, farm hand. Manitia (28). W. J. Barr, farmer, Kapuni (28). J. S. Barrow, fanner, Te Roti (28). J. N. Bethell, butcher, Kaponga (28). S. 0. Bishop, bricklayer, Ilawera (28). J. Brophy, buttermaker, Okato (2S). A. J. Bell, cheesemaker, Eltham (2S). 0. Beamish, carpenter New Plymouth (28). M. J. Belk, farm hand, Korito Rd, (28) H. 11. Bottrher, farmer, Purangi (231. ■ W. A. Bain, photographer, Warea (2!)) S. R. S. Blair, chauffeur, Manaia (20). <3. E. Brown, Methodist minister, Manaia (20). L. 11. Bottclier, farm hand, Oaonui (2D); J. W. Blonce, cheesemaker, Manutahi (30). . H. C. Baker, salesman, New 'Plymouth , (30). t P. J. Brown, fanner, Matapu (30). A. S. BlaclAourne, farmer, 'farata. (30) C. Beaumont, plumber, Rahotu (30) P. W. Bentlcy, cheesemaker, Kaponga (30). H. E. Bennett, farm hand, Inglewood ' (30). 1 B. E. Bennett, butcher, Inglewood (SO) K. Corbett, cheesemaker, Bell Block ! (28). T, S. Fox, farmer, Opunake (28). J. W. Clareburfc, horse-trainer, Hawera (28). H. Clauson, motor driver, Opunake (28). A. W, Curry, waggon driver, Otakelio <2 A'p nI, , 1 A. G. Clarke, stock agent, Inglewood (28). J'. R. Chapman, farmer, Poliokura. ' A. E. Carter, shop assistant, Ilawera (20). A. Chapman, blacksmith, Stratford (20). W. S. Clinch, farm hand, Waverley (30)'. C. J. Campbell, farm hand, Kaupokonui (30). R. Courtney, farm hand, New Plymonth (30). R. P. Cornwall, farm hand, Manutahi (30). <T. E. R. Cantein, motor driver, Hawera (31). L. U. Cole, farmer, Ivohi (31). J. D. Crowley, farmer, Kaponga (31). P. Coward, cheese factory manager, Kaponga (31). 'j- Darrah, farm hand, Lowgarth H. M. Dodds, loarpenter, Hawera (28*. W. J. Donald son, clothing factory manager, Eltham/ (2S). H. Davison, farmer, Otakcho (20). L. S. Dutton, motor driver, New Plymouth (30). W. Evans, farmer, Xormanby (28). H, Eichstacdt, farm hand. ' Midhirst (28). G. L. Frank, farmer. Tnhora (28). T. H. Free, shearer,"Waitara (28). W. P. Fennell, university' student, Hawera (28). R. E. Farmilton, builder, »Hawera (30). C. D. Field, farmer, Oaonui. (30). H. W. Glentworth, farmer, Urenui (2S) C. W. Goodwin, farmer, Midhirst (20). A. Gray, surfaceman, New 'Plymouth (20). A. 11. Grant, cleric, New Plymouth (2D) F. S. Grayling, law clerk' New Plymouth (29). L. F. N. Gane, farmer, Inaha (31). J. B. Harrop, farmer, Pihama (28). P. H. Harling, farmer, Waitotara (28). G. Hunt, farmer, Mokoia (28). F. J. Hine, salesman, Ilawera (28) A. D. Hutchison, eheescmaker, Hawera (28). C. F. Haynes, cheesemaker, Manaia (28). O. E. Hansson, farmer, Now Plymouth (20^.

L. E. Hann, farmer, Stratford (29). L. Honeyfield, farmer, Patea (29) A. P. Hobson, ironmonger, >'ew Plymouth (29). J. Hooper, farm hand, Auroa (30). fl. Hurley, rural mail, Manaia (SO). J. A. Harrison, farmer, Eltham (30). W. P. Jones, farmer, Waitara (28). R. Joyce, farmer, Kaponga (28). T. 0. A. Jones, telegraphist, Wanganui (28). It. 0. V. Jennins, farmer, Waitara (29) 0. C. T. Jury, farmer, Tikorangl (30). 11. J. F, Korte, farmer, Awatuna (28;. A. T. Kruse, cheese factory manager, Ivapuni (28). T. Kennedy, blacksmith, Whangamoniona (28). K W. Kirkwood, farmer, Stratford (29). E. J. Kirkwood, fanner, Stratford (29). M. Kavanagh, dairy farmer, Hawera (29). T. Kavanagh farmer, Hawera (29). D. King, farmer, Kaipuni (29). T, L. King, bank clerk, Lower Manaorei (29). A. Knapp, postal dork, New Plymouth (30). j 'P. G. Kettlewell,, laborer, Tariki (30).

J. G. List, printer, New Plymouth (28) L. Lyfcird, farmer, Midhirs't (28) L. A. P. Landers, farmer, Kanpokonui (28). A. 11, Larsen, grocer's assistant, Hawcra, (28). K. Laccy, farmer, Mamitahi (28). A. Liminer, grocer, Stratford (29). F. G. Low, pork butcher, New Plymouth (20). P. S". Lawson, draughtsman, New Plymouth (30).' 0. W. Langley, farm liand Uruti (30). P. Milham, farmer, Whakamara (2S). C. S. Marshall, barman, Stratford (2S). R G. Morgan, farmer. Kaimata (2!)). C. Murch, draper, Hawera (29). A. Morshead, farmer, Whenuakura (30). S. A. W. Myles,' farm manager. Hurlevville (31). A. 11. Murphy, clerk and eheesemaker, Mokoia (31). .T. MeCiirtv, farm hand, Auroa (28). •T. O. McKoy, laborer, Tongaporutu (2S). •J. S. McKay, storeman, Eltham (2S): A. MCraeken, farmer, Stratford (29). C. VV. McGiven, postal clerk, New Plymouth (30). M. E. McLachlan, farm hand, Stratford (:10). farmer. Altan (28). Mu; 'on, laborer, Wnitara (2S). ■ 4ore manager, E'itliam (29) -'•"-••i*, dairy fariuei', Eltham (29)

M. O'Connor, farm hand, Manaia (28). W. O'Keefe, motor driver, Eltham (28). B. M. O'Grady, shon assistant. (Patea (28). J. O'Connor, farmer, Makahu (29). fi. Ogle, chemist, Waitara (30). P. S. Oliver, clerk, New Plymouth (29) P. H. Ogier, farmer, Okaiawa (30). I). Paterson, farmer, Hawera (2S). J. W. Pickup, farm hand, Patea (2S). 11. W. Paterson, farm hand, Inglewood (28). M. W. Priest, stock agent, Whangamomona (28). B. X. M. 'Parkinson, blacksmith, Waverley (28). A. V. Parslow, farmer, Normanby (2S). K. Pearson, storeman, Waitara"(2B). L. C. Pearn, laborer, New Plymouth (28).

W. 'P'entelow, farmer, Oaonui (28). li. A. Trout, farmed Waverley (2D). W. A. C. Pillette, motor driver, Hawera (29). T. A. Patterson', farmer, Stratford (30) E. Pfankuch, civil servant, New Plymouth (30), A. M. Poole, farmer, Auroa (30). T. F. Ryan, farmer, Manaia (28). H. E. Roper, cheesemaker, Eltliairi (28) T. Robertson, farmer, Auroa (28). 11. Rankin, farmer, Otakelio (28). G. T. Ross, farmer, Stratford (28) 0. IV. Robinson, engineer, Stratford (20). V 1). Reardon, farmer, Lowgarth (20). H. H. Rowe, farmer, Midhirst (30). R. S. A. Robinson, carpenter, Hawera (31). C. Stevenson, dairi instructor, Mn naia (28). \ A. V. T. Sliarpe, dairy farmer, Rahotu (28). T- J. Surgeson, motor driver, Manaia (28). ■I. T. Scott, butcher, Ngaere (28). L. Schrider, farmer, Inglowood (2!)). W. A. McNeil-Smith, laborer, 'Patea (29). H. N. Seldon, clerk, New Plymouth (30). V. W. L. Stanton, school teacher, Lower Mangorci, D. L. Tonks, fanner, Hawera (23). C. Till, mechanic, Stratford (20). K, A. Tyler, sawmill hand, Pohokura (29). W. T. Tyrcll, farmer, Ngacre (30). S. Towsc, farm hand, Manutalu (30). P. Powler, motor mechanic, Hawera (30). W. Stevenson, dairy farmer, Mokaia (31).

A. Uhlenbprg. farmer, Jnglewood (2S). Ci. ]j. Vickers, farmer, Midhirst (23). P. D. Vincent, farm laborer, Hurleyvillo (;il). 0. it. Walker, dairy l'armcr, Oliancai (28). R. G. Whitehead, farmer, Tikorangi (28). C. Wadly, laborer, Waverley (28). A. Walker, farmer, Awatuna' (28). G. J. Warrender, farmer, Eltham (2S). C.. E. Wells, coachbuilder, Waverley (28). t J- Ward, carpenter, New Plymouth R. Wright, farmer, New Plymouth (20) H. P. Steffert, sharemilker, Inalia (2S) J. A. L. Stanford, contractor, Hiiiroa «•„ J. H. b'kilby, letter-carrier, New Plymouth (20). W. Schreck, Riverlea (20). C. P. Shcahan, farmer, Patea (20). L. T. Wright, farmer, Mutapu (20). G. T. Watson, farmer, Koru (29). K. J. Woodward, dairy farmer, Ne\V Plymouth (SO). H. M. Woller, dairy farmer, Oaonui R. T. Young, bookbii.der, Inglewood (31) H. J. Evans, laborer, Piliama, (Tunnelling Corps). L D. MePhee, laborer, Stratford (Tunnelling Corps). A. Flvnn, laborer, Te Wera (Tunnelling Corps). \V. O'Connor, laborer, Wliangamomona (Tunnelling Corps). THE SECOND DIVISION. The proposals for the classification of the Second Division of the Expeditionary Force Reserve have not yet come before the Minister of Defence, but they have been in preparation for some time. It is understood (says the Dominion) that the proposal is to classify the men according, first of all, to age, and secondly according to the. number of their children. The age standard of classification was not used in the First Division, but jthe Second Division is, of course, a very much larger body, making some such scheme of classification possible, and even desirable. At the outset it was hoped that it would be possible to take some account of a man's dependents other than wife and children, but it is found that this entails too much investigation. The authorities are now of opinion that for the purposes of classification it will be sufficient to consider only the wife and children of a reservist. A man who has other dependents will still have the right to appeal to a Military Service Board'if he considers his case one of hardship.