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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16151, 4 March 1918, Page 8

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SATURDAY'S LIST. The following casualty list was issued on Saturday: — AUCKLAND DISTRICT. died of wounds. Hutchison. "W. •• G. Mason, I>psom\ February 23rd. died of sickness. Read. C. R-, A.I.R. (W. Rend, Mount Eden, f.), February 26tli. WELLINGTON DISTRICT. DIED OF SICKNESS. McCaw. P. R-, M.G.C. (Rev. J. 11cCaw, Knox Manse, Lower Hutt, f.), Februarv 26th. Andrew, R. J., L.-Cpl., C.I.R. (R. Andrew, Foxton, f.), February 24th. OVERSEA FORCES. The following casualties were reported on Saturday to members of oversea forces having nearest relatives in New Zealand: — IMPERIAL FORCES. Reported Wounded. Gordon. M. 8., 2nd Lieut. (J. B. Gordon, Parnell, f.) Prisoner of "War ; Arrived in England; Admitted Hospital. Ryan, F., Capt. (A. L. Ryan, Hastings, b.l Not Reported as Severe Cases. Gordon. M. 8., 2nd Lieut. (J. B. Gordon, Parnell, f.) Spain, D. E., 2nd Lieut. (S. Spain, Clyde, Otago, f.) AUSTRALIAN FORCES. Previously Reported Missing, Now Reported Killed in Action. Harper, E. (Mrs M. Harper, Christchurch, m.), October 13th. Birmingham, \V., Lieut. (Mrs M. Birmingham, Oamaru, m.), February 17th. Reported Wounded. Burnett. C. (C. C. Burnett, Silverdale, l f -l Mbriartv, — (M. Moriarty, Ashburton) Wounded, Admitted Hospital; Now Convalescent. Russell, E. W. (Mrs M. Hill, Britain's Creek, s.)