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: BRITISH ARMY CASUALTIES. The High' Commissioner reports:— Army officers killed, 8; wounded, 7; men killed 127, wounded 271, missing 8; 'prisoners 3. Australians died 9. GIFT AMBULANCE FROM WEST AUSTRALIA. > London, March 25. Sir Nowton Moore, . Agent-General for "West Australia, has handed over a fully-equipped motor ambulance, the gift of :West. Australians for Red Cross work; also an ambulance for Egypt, given' by Mr. W. T. Loton, chairman of directors of tho -Western Australian Bank.: BRITISH VETERANS' SPLENDID . RESPONSE. : . _i. London, March 25. • It is'estimated that over 200,000 British veterans have. rcrenlisted. AUSTRALIAN'STAFF-OFFICERS TO •;/ . • , STAY : AT HOME. Melbourne, March' 26. . The Defence Department has definitely decided that none of the officers of the permanent staff'will be allowed to go to the front. RUSSIAN 'GRAIN FOR FRANCE ; AND.; BRITAIN, i . CRec. March 26, 7.25 p.m.) j, . March 26. Fifty thousand tons of grain are ready at Archangel ' for - shipment to Britain and France. ■ -,
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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2420, 27 March 1915, Page 8
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153MISCELLANEOUS Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2420, 27 March 1915, Page 8
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