THE PHILOMEL'S WOUNDED

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2383, 12 February 1915, Page 5

THE PHILOMEL'S WOUNDED

v ANOTHER DEATHS

News has been received by,t'[» Wayal; Intelligence Office in Wellingt on that the man John Thomas Moreton, '.who was reported to have been 'dangerously wounded, bas since died. . Seaman J. T. Moreton, states Va, Press Association message from Chris (church, was 25 years of ago, and had set in about ten years'• service in the 'Naijy.' de transferred into the Philomel, f rom the. Psycho in order to remain on (no ."W. Zealand station. His father is a rtulitary pensioner of the Second Norfolws, and saw service in India.for about S't); years. A brother of the deceased was rtnee in the Navy, but resigned. 'j Flags were flown at half-masfc on a large number of business preirtilses at. Lyttelton to-day out of rcspect po Seaman Knowles, of Lyttelton', .wiio died of wounds received in action Ida the Philomel: In the list of the names of tftie*ißi*oinided as published in The Dohßi'Toh' ;<«sterdav, the namo "Samuel. Turn bull i should have read "Samuel Gimpbdi." LETTER FROM. ONE OF THE CSBIEW. (By Telecraph.—Press Aesoclattaa .1 Greymouth, Februarpjll. - With regard to the' Philomel,. private letter received at GroymoutKiifiom odb aboard states that after comw>ying ifca AiutraUfiau

Philomel had been all round Mia, anil was afterwards put on patrol duty in thei Bed Sea. The letter .was written .ati Christmas time, and the vessel then expected to be art sea off and on for som» days. ;