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YESTERDAY'S LIST. (rr.ES? association* telegram.} WELLINGTON". February 26. The following casualty Hit ("So. <94) fax issued to-<lay:— AUCKLAND DISTRICT. DIED OF SICKNESS. Canterbury Regiment. (February 22nd.) Moody, F. R. C. (F. R. Moody, Kihikihi, {.) WQrXDED Auckland Mounted Rifles. (February 23rd.) JlcCathie, D. S., 2nd-Lieut. (AY*. Mc- ' Cathie, Upper Waiwcra) WELLINGTON DISTRICT. DIED OF SICKNESS. Canterbury Regiment. (February 22nd.) Uriffin J. (Mrs H. Griffin, Wanganui, «".) CANTERBURY district. DIED OF SICKNESS. Canterbury Regiment. (February 23rd.) MeCrackon, C. A. (Mrs M. McCrackcn, Greymouth, m.) OTAGO DISTRICT. DIED OF SICKNESS. Otago Regiment. (February 21st.) Anderson. D. (Mrs D. Anuerson, Pem- . broke, m.) (February 23rd.) FJannery, M. (T. Flannerv, Pool bum, f.) HOSPITAL REPORT. CANTERBURY MILITARY DISTRICT. , Still dangerously ill—Harknesa, C. D., Captain. Removed from dangerously ill list—Lukey, £. H. Seriously ill—Bnteman, W. C. H. Still seriously ill—Richards, T. J.; Smith, J. S. H.; Smith, R.; Stanlake, P. E. Removed from seriously ill list—Greer, J.: Lewis, B. M. Sever© cases—Dingle, W. S.; Beach, T. 0. J.; Brown, J. H.; Gate®, J. H.; Knight, J; Swittollo, H. Not reported as sever© cases—Allen, 12. E.; Brien, F. S.; Brown, J. H.; Eurrougb, G. H.; Clouflton. A. S.; Corbott,, H.; Foster, E. R.; Gibson. G; Ginders, G P ; Glasson. J. H.; Green, G. W. \ Greenback, F. G.; Hunt, H. G.; Jones, H. N. 0.; JCilpa trick. K; Kinzett, F. W.; Lambert, C. de C.: Lord. L.; Luff, E. L. (Mil. Medsll; Lyall, W. C.; McLeodjD.; Mannix, T. W.; Milne, R.; O'Reilly, W. U.; Pilbrow, H.; Smith, "W.; Treacy, C.; Trowern, H. D. THE EALLEjSF AND WOUNDED. PERSONAL NOTES. Mrs Finnis, 538 Madras street, St. Albans, was notified yesterday that Major W. C. Finnis, who was wounded in France last November, had been transferred on tho 13th inst. to the Officers' Convalescent Home, Brighton. Advice has been received in Sumner .that Private E. T. Chitty, of the Signalling Division, has been badly wounded and gassed in France. Private Chitty was well known in -Sumner, where he took a very active interest in football matters:, and was • a prominent player in the Sumner Football Club. Ho is a son-in-law of Mr W. Lawson, of Arnold street, and leaving the borough for active service was i accorded, with eight others, a veiy hearty public send-off in January, 1917. His„mother resides in Stanmore road, Richmond, and his wife and child are at present spending « holiday in Gisborne.