THE SAMOAN GARRISON
HEALTH OF,MEN. Reporting under date January 9-' on .: the garrison at Samoa, Colonel Logan says the health of the troops is good. Battery.—Gunner J. Orman, dengue. Field Engineers.—Sapper A. C. Richards, dysentery. l Auckland ' Regiment.—Privates H. Davidson, cellulitis; T. E. Peek, fever; A. J. Milgren, eye /trouble '; G. C. R. P. Lovell, injury to spine; H. C. Lecren and F. H. Bell, dysentery; H. G. Robinson, debility; W. R. Robertßon and H. A. Harvey, gastritis; W. T. Tickner, ear trouble. Railway Engineers.—Sergeant-Major R. F. Bale, debility; Lance-Oorporal F. Diver, dengue; Sapper L. 0. Drewery, bullet wound in chest; Sapper A. D. M'Kellar, ear trouble. '/' . Wellington Regiment. — SergeantMajor 6. B. MacMorran, jaundice; Sergeant G. E. Bradley, septic eye; LanceCorporal L. Guthrie, gastritis: Privates H. Stubbs, rheumatism; W. Dixon and R. J.'Reid, septic throat; J. H. Mitchell, dysentery; T. Kennedy, lumbago; A. S. C. Private C.M'Fadyen, injured knee..' ' '■■'. ■'■■'.' AH the men are doing -well.
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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2357, 13 January 1915, Page 6
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155THE SAMOAN GARRISON Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2357, 13 January 1915, Page 6
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