BACK FROM THE WAR.

Taranaki Daily News, 19 April 1919, Page 3

BACK FROM THE WAR.

; TWO RETURNING DRAFTS. Two more drafts of returning soldiers are expected to reach New Zealand in the course of the next three weeks, comprising, in all, about 986 officers, nurses, and men. The first draft is coming by the Tainui, and is expected to arrive on April 28. The Remuera, which brings the next contingent, is due to arrive at Auckland on May sth. Following are the Taranaki names which appear in the lists:—

THE TAINUI DRAFT. Sister A. J. E. Lloyd, Waitara. Staff-nurse N. K. Dempsey, New Ply> mouth. L.-cpl. C. J. Ball, M.M., Eltham.D. A. R. Belcher, Taranaki. C. W. Bennett, Inglewood. C. A. Bonnor, Stratford. S. Floyd, Inglewood. W. Godkin, Ngaere. E. Hedley, New Plymouth. T. James, Bell Block. J. Kilpatrick, Stratford. Staff-sgt. E. H. Kivell, Stratford, H. Leary, New Plymouth. H. Lewin, Normanby. F. Lincoln, New Plymouth. N. S. Luxton, Hawera. Staff-sgt. G. W. Milne, Stratford. J. Ryan, Vogeltown. L T. Schmidt, Hawera. S. T. W. Stanley, New Plymouth. T. J. Walsh, Kapuni. J. D. Watkins, Stratford.

THE REMUERA DRAFT. Sgt. H. J. Alexander, Waitara. L.-cpl. G. Avis, M.M., Waitara. J. F. Barkla, Hawera. Sgt. W. J. Bracegirdle, Kaimata. H. Cleaver, Te Roti. Sgt. R. J. Douglas, Hawera. T.-sgt. N. A. Foden, Hawera, L. J. Fulton, Hawera. C.S.M. J. P. Glontworth, M.M., Tara- ' naki. A. Jenson, Waitotara. Sgt. E. J. Kendall, New Plymouth. Sgt. R. A. Kirton, New Plymouth. C.Q.M.S. C. L. Kivell, Stratford. Sgt. L. Leary, New Plymouth. Sgt. P. F. Marchant, Stratford. Sgt. W. J. Mercer, Patea. C.Q.M.S. A. H. Street, New Plymouth Cpl. W. Trebes, New Plymouth. G. E. Woodhead, Inglewood. A. Wright, Lepperton.