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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16145, 25 February 1918, Page 8

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f j 4 l\ < SATURDAY'S I LIST. . il h The following casualty list was issued r at noon on Saturday:— a AUCKLAND DISTRICT. * s j DIED OF WOUNDS. », Steel, G., T. ; Cpl., A.M.R. (G. Court- »> ncy, Turua), February 20th. t DIED OF SICKNESS. t Dean, L. T., 0.1.ft. (Mrs V. M? Dean, f Mercer,. w.), February 20th It - CANTERBURY DISTRICT. .r 3 9 t DIED OF SICKNESS. , fl Gibbs, W. 1., C.I.R. (F. W. Gißßs, I. Tapawera, b.), February 20th. 8 a . I OTAGO DISTRICT. >t -! DIED OF WOUNDS. * Johnston, J. H.j L.-Cpl. M.G.C. (Mm t A. Johnston, Tort Chalmers, m.), i- December 10th : l CORRECTION. Prov. Rep'. Died of -Wound, Now ■ Reported No Casualty. Johnstone, R., M.G.C.- (J. CovaiSL Victoria, c.) k WELLINGTON DISTRICT.. ■ d * 5 DIED OF SICKNESS. r Treleven R. R. (J. Treleven, N. i i- wall), February 20tli - - 1 OVERSEA FORCES. 1 5- The following casuajtios to member! ' e of oversea Forces having nearest reja- ' tives in New Zealand, were reported at noon on Saturday:— IMPERIAL FORCES.. KILLED. 10 Gully, t,. V., Sub-Lieut. (H. V. Gully. ' - Nolson), February 11th 2 DANGEROUSLY ILL. j- McLaehlan, A. (John McLachlan, Aab >, burton Gorge) Arrived at Rotterdam from Germany. ~ en route for England:— e Rvan, F. 8., Capt. (A. L. Ryan, Harf !- ings, b.) °i AUSTRALIAN FORCES. REPORTED WOUNDED. , ' © Norman, — (Mrs Norman # Pembroke, 11 m.) »i :1 e / > 7 HOSPITAL REPORT.. 0 (Canterbury Military District.) ® Dangerously ill—SlcCrackcn, C. A., ; mouth. '* Still 6erio«sly ill—Gabbotis, h. A., ' brooks; Tucker, W., Sproydon. Still dan-gerously ill, progressing f»vou» ' ably—Temple ton, L. K., Waiati. j THE FALLEN ATO' ; WOUNDED. £ j PERSONAL NOTES. r Corporal Stanley Hoby (killed) was ' the youngest son of Mr and Mrs f Georgo Hoby, of Bell Block, New Pfr- ' mouth. He is yet another of th© old \ boys of the New Plymouth High School [ to lav down his life for his country. t Physically a splendid specimen of man- ; hood, he was very popular with aC 1 who knew him. On leaving school h< 1 entered the New Plymouth branch of \ the Bank of New Zealand, and remaini ed there until he enlisted a consider- > able time ago. He was 25 years of ; age. Mrs E. M. Woods, Tinwald, has rc--1 ccived advice that her only son, Rifle- ; Tflnn W. G. Woods, was wounded on \ February 7tli. .Rifleman Woods left with the 26th Reinforcements. ' Mrs E. R. Deiiow, .Westerfield, has r received advice that her son, Private > F. Dellow, was transferred to tho Con- : ' -valescent Depot, .Hornchurch, on February 4th. Private Dollow left into [ the 21st Reinforcements. Word has been received bv cable- , the death of Private Donald GuliqVy . Tidworth Hospital, London. Ipw? i Gillies, -who was only 20 yea's °j wa3 the fourth son of Mr and Mrs. . a Donald Gillies, of Longndge, Sjwrtfc * land, and a brother ofMrs M. < j and Mrs P. Earle, of A Two other brothers and a brother law are at the front. iv ° diphthkuaT % '5 Owing to the prevalence of dnAtherii, 1. hospital accommodation has been, E tended. Immediately upon mdw»tK«» , > § of a sore throat the nasal . t, throat passages should be =- disinfected with Flucn^ol--55 dien who cannot garglo sbould W their backs while warm Fluentf*. ia drooccd into each nostnl.