OVERSEAS SERVICE

Wairarapa Times-Age, 14 January 1941, Page 4

OVERSEAS SERVICE

; MORE MEN FOR TRAINING ’■ d i ‘j GOING INTO CAMP ON FRIDAY, e! dl c ,lj TWENTY-NINE FROM WAIRARAPA DISTRICT. J Another twenty-nine men front the G Wairarapa district will proceed to ‘ i camp on Friday to commence training J for overseas service. These for Papa--1 kura Camp will travel by the northward bound morning mail train and those for Trentham by the southward bound afternoon mail train. Following is a list of ( the names of those going into camp:— 5 Artillery Reinforcements, Papakura Camp. R. R. Simpson. R. O. Bunny. L. E. Burrows. A. K. McKenzie. C. C. MacKenzie. H. K. Smith. K. J. Whiteman. ■ Infantry Reinforcements. Papakura Camp. A. J. Lane. J. L. Milne. P. J. O'Donnell. H. C. Pearce. G. B. Morgan. C. T. Welch. H. Witinatara. Infantry Machine Gun. Trentham Camp. ; P. Clarke. N.Z.A.S.C.. Trentham Camp. T. W. Henderson. N. A. Hodder. H. J. Miller. s J. G. Polson, , ! W. L. Tver. I ' ; ■ Westagc Allowance. Fifth Reinforce-, ments, Trentham Camp. 1 J. C. Bartholomew, I. Benn. W. Burns. W J. Butler. W. H. Ashworth. N. J. Fisher. H. R. Huddleston. G. S. Johnston. E. Kevs. — MEDICAL BOARD. I SITTINGS IN MASTERTON NEXT ! i WEEK. Sittings of the medical board will bei hold in Masterton on Monday and Tuesday of next week. Men for over- ( seas service will be examined.