OTHER RANKS

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2465, 19 May 1915, Page 6

OTHER RANKS

CANTERBURY INFANTRY BATTALION PTE WILLIAM GEORGE BOOKER (No. 6/146H); born at Temnkn, in 1882; labourer. Next-of-kin, Afr. James Booker, Hawks Hill, Ashltv Bank. Canterbury (father). Pa GEORGE T. jjEAKIN (Ko. 6/615). .Next-of-kin, Mrs. A. Deakin. Ross. I'lL. PA I'RTCIC FAKE)". Next-of-kin, Mr. Patrick Curtain, Bruuucrtoii, .Wcstlaad.

PIE. FRED. JOSF.PH HUMPHREYS (No. 6/15/5); born nt Collingivood in ISM; purser. Next iii-kin, Mrs. J. Humn'i<r!,' 1 i I ' e,v f.'. Blenheim (mother). PJH. |lA\ II) lU'.lI) M'LKOD (No. fi/310); born at Gym pic, Queensland in 1S8G; barman. Wxt-or-kin, Mrs. Christina Snlliam, Commercial Hotel, Nelson PTE. SYDNEY PATCIIETT (No. G.IGSG); Ixii-n at Blenheim in | yf):J; painter. Next-of-kin, Mr. R. Patched, Trcswick Street. Blenheim (father). PTE. ARTHUR t'AYNTEE (No. G/322); born at Hlenhein, u, I8li:i; lurmor. Next-of-kin, Mr. John William Paynter, Blenheim. PTE. JAMES UlC'llAlfD TATF. (Xo . C/173G); born at Kaikoimi in 1S83; lab°"V Next-of-kin, Mr. .James Ricliard Tate, Conway Flat, P. 0.. Pamassus (father). PTE. PHILIP JOHN W'lifWiUPP (No. G/380); born in Nelson in lSnil; sailor. ,^, ex^ c-of-kin, 111-. Saninel Westruiin, Ihe Port, Nels'jn (father). OTAGO INFANTRY BATTALION AN DREW JOHN i 1 ' • 8/H3S); born at liluff in 1898; storeman. Next-of-kin, Mr. William Drake, Point Boad, Bluff (father). PTE TORRANCE GARFIELD REID (No. 8/1095); born at Duncdin in 1895; confectioner. Next-of-kin, .Mr. W. G. lteid, Douglas Terrace, NormaiHly, Diwicdm (father). PT f;,/,i r ? HN alexandeb weir (No. o/109o); born in Hawker's Bay ill 1893; vneeh\Tiffht. Next-of-kin, Mr. James Weir, Fitzror Street, Cav°rsluim. WELLINGTON INFANTRY BATTALION PT^/JF H , UR BEABLE (No. 10/aOS); born at Nottingham in 18S3-, •steward. Next-of-kin, Mrs. Mary Jjcable, Westbourne Ivoad, Plymouth, Lnffland. PTE. CHARLES BOOTH. (No. 10/473); bom in Surrey, England, in 1SS8; barman. Next-of-kin, Mrs. R. F. Booth, 102 Beverston Road, Thornton Heath, Surrey, Englanfl. PTE. JFREDEUICX OLIVER CHAPMAN (No. 10/709); Ijom at Eltliam in 1893; labourer. Next-of-kin, Mr. W. Chap- , man, W&itara (fattier). PTE. THOMAS CECIL HOPKINS (No. 10/1259); born at New Plymouth in 1S8G; mechanic. Next-of-kin, Mrs. Amy Hopkins, Leach Street, New Plymouth. PTE. WILLIAM STEWART (No. 10/1663); born at Huddorsfield, Yorks, in 18' JO; farmer. Next-of-kin, Mr. C, R. Stewart, 2 R-idgway Street, Wanganiti (father). SERGT.-MAJOR HARRISON WRAY (No. 10/1120); born in Ixim! on in ISS3. Next-of-kin, Mrs. Wray. 21 Kingsniead P>oad, Tulse Hill Pari;, Loudon (mother). AUCKLAND INFANTRY BATTALION , PTE. ALBERT EDWARD ADAMS (No. 12/682) born at Aucklaud in 1889; coackbuilder. Next-of-kin, Mr. D. Adams, Ponsonby. Auckland (father). PTE. ARTHUR AISLABIE (No. 12/11); born at Gislwrne -in ISS9; motor driver. Next-of-kin, Mr. V. Aislabie, ' Gisborne. PTE. KOJaEJ.iT ALBION ATBREY (No. 12/16); born at Auckland in 1888; labourer. Next-of-kin, Mrs. J. Burns, Railway Street, Otalrahu (mother), PTE. COLIN M'INfOSR BAMBEKY (No. 12(999); born at Hampden in 1S83; labourer. Next-of-kin, Mrs. J. Bambery, 32 Durham Street, Sydenham. PTE. ROBERT BATES (No. J2/310),- born at Orari, Canterbury, in 1893; labourer. _ Next-of-kin, Mr. Samuel Bates, Orari, Canterbury. [ PTE. LESLIE ALFRED BEAL (No. 12/496); born at Geelong, Victoria, 1892; farmer. Next-of-kin, Mr. H. Beal, Colac, Victoria, PTE. LEONARD WM. BENNETT (No. 12/41)5); born at Parnoll, Auckland, in 1887; storeman. Next-of-kin, Mr. It. Bennett, 7 Alnva Street, Parnoll, Auckland (father). PTE. JOHN EDWARD BERRY (No. 12/1551); born in Lancaster, England, in ISM; carpenter. Next-of-kin, Mr. E. T. Berry, Dexter Avenue, Mount Eden, Auckland (father). PTE. EDWAKD BOYLE (No. 12/38) i born at Auckland in 1892; labourer. Next-of-kin, Mr. James Boyle, Chappie Street, Cambridge (father). PTE. PHILIP HUNTER BROWN (No. 12/722); born at Wellington in 1890; farmer. Next-of-kin, Mrs. A. J. ICer, 10 Rawhiti Terrace, Kelburn (mother). PTE. ERNEST JOSEPH BURGESS (No. , 12/923); born at Auckland in 1691; gardener. Next-of-kin, Mr. William Bui. cess, Pukekohe (brother). PTE. JOHN BUTTERWORTH (No. 12/511); born at Radcliffe, Lancashire, in 1885; labourer. Next-of-kin, Mt. T. Butterworth, 80 Albion Street, Radclift'e, England. PTE. CYRIL JAMES CLARIDGE (No. 12/977); born at Hawera in 1S90; conipesitor and reporter. Next-of-kin, Mr. James Henry Claridge, Otorohanga (father). PTE. ALBERT CLARK (No. 12/1174); born at Auckland in 1891; milkman. Next-of-kin, Mr. G. Clark, Third Avenue, Kingsland, Auckland (father). PTE. SAM,. CLAY ((No. 12/1077); born at Leeds, England, in 1884; bookkeeper. Next-of-kin, Airs. A. Clay, 2 Valdovan Terrace, Leeds (mother). PTE. AUSTIN EDWARD COAKLEY (No. 12/320); born at Waiau in IbSSj grocer. Next-of-kin, Mrs. J. Coakley, Thames (mother).

PTE., SEDOVIC CLIFFE COLQUHOUN (No. 12/675); born at Russell, Bay of Islands, in 1880; boatman. Next-of-kin, Mt. James Henry Coltjuhoun, baker, Otahu (brother). CORPORAL JOHN JAMES COWAN (No. 12/330); born at Nowcastle-on-Tyne, England, in 1891; farmer. Neoct-of-kiu, Mr. John Cowan, Gordon (father).

PTE. ARNOLD VICTOR CULLEN (No. 12/519); grocer's assistant. Next-of - kin, Mr. J. E. Culleii, Mauugaturato (father). PTE. OTTO OSWALD DAWES (No. 12/11S7); born at Burnley, Lancashire,

111 1891; draper's assistant. Next-of-kin, Mrs. C. Dawes, 10-t Waterborn Street, Burnley. Lancashire. PTE. SYDNEY THEODORE DAWSON (No. 12/691) born at Sydney, N S.W., in 1890; waterside worker. Next-of-kin, Mrs. Annie Sale Dawsoa. 9 Vincent Street, Auckland.

PTE. LESLIE HERBERT DES FORGES (No. 12/331); born at Opunako in 1890; hairdresser. Neat-of-kin, Mr, F. Des Forges, Opunako (father). PTE. EDGAR BURT D'LACEY (No. 12/956); born at Carterton in 1889; baker. Next-of-kin, Mrs. Ellen D'Laeey, Carterton. PTE. BERTRAM LEVER DINGLET (No. 13/-1612) born at Birmingham, England, in 1892; carpenter. Next-of-kin. Mrs. Beatrice Dingier, Hauraki Street, Birkenhead, Auckland. PTE. JAMES DUNCAN (No. 12/1195); born at Reefton in 1881; stationer. Next-of-kin, Mr. D. Duncan, 68 Turumaha Street, Greymouth. PTE. JOSEPH DUNN (No. 12/727); born North Auckland in 1893; farmer. Next-of-kin, Mr. AU'.vuideT John Dunn, Pakuronga, Auckland (father). PTE. rHERBERT GEORGE VARN.4LL (No, 12/05) born at Auckland in 1882; compositor. Next-of-kin, Mrs. H. Farnall, c.o. Mrs. Thornton, 25 N"lson Street, Auckland (mother). PTE. WILLIAM EDWARD FITZGER-

ALD (No. 12/1206); born nt Napier in 1S88; labourer. Next-of-kin, Mr. Garett Fitzgerald, Faraday Street, Napier (father). PTE. MARK FLETCHER (No. 12/101); born at Oneliunga in 1&3 C; labourer. Ne.xt-of-kiu, Mr. W. 'I'. Fletcher, Onelnuißn (father). CORPORAL ANDREW BRIJCE FORDYCE (No. 12/102) ;borii nl; A ticklaiul in J81)0; sehuu) l;oacljer. Nfixt-of-kin, Mr. Thomas Fordyce, Balmoral Road, Auckland. PTE.. WILFRED ADLEBEIiT GAETII (Xo. 12/1032); bom North Shore. Auckland, in IS9-); grocer. Next-of-kin, Mrs. J. J. Victory, Burnley Terrace, ■Mount Eilen (mother). PTE.. THOMAS ALFRED GEMMINQ (No. 12/35i1); born jit Tliomns in 1891; i?iocer. Next-of-kin, Mrs. A. C. Guilmina, Thames (mother). I'TE. XOIiMAN GIIDKIN (No. 12/150); born at llnbarl, 'JVnninia, in 1881; motor mechanic Next-of-kin, Mr.!. Martha Godkin. I.V) Kvber Pass Road, • ,^" |, ' ; l :i| id (inolbor). IML. A I,l>l l',li JUV GOVDEH f\' n . burn ,u Mrlhonnm in ISBh fihenlicrd. Xo\t-oUin. Air?. Y,\Wn 1 000 Ayoca street, "Yarrow, Jlclboury*.

PTE. WILLIAM FRANCIS HAMILTON No. 12/377); born at Tapu in ISKU; bushman. Nexl-ol'-kin. Airs. Maw Thompson, Wainoni, II u rstmere Road liiknpunn (sister). PTE. WILLIAM HARRIS (No. 12/1095); born in Southampton in ISSG; labourer! -Next-of-kin, Mr. Orlando Harris 103 liigant Street, Salisbury, England' PTE. PATRICK HENXESSV (No. 12/10 i!)); bom at Queensland in 18S7; driver. Next-of-kin, Mrs. W. Jl Jones, Richmond Street, Auckland (sister). PTE. JOHN ERNEST HODGSON (No. 1-/3(5); born at Winnipeg, Canada 111 1801; fanner. Next-of-kin, Mr. James Halliday, Nurscrv, Moffat, Scotland.

CORPORAL BEN HOWELL (No. 12/380)horn at A\airoa, H.H., in 1S91; locoinotive engineer. N'cxt-of-kin, Mrs ft. A. Howell, Wairoa, Hawke's Bav (mother). PTE JOHN BLACKMORE HUXTABLE (No 12/163 i); Iwrn at Devonport, Eng. land, m 1878; linesman. Next-of-kin . u y'. E. Huxtable, 30 St. Paul Street' Auckland. FRED. JACKMAN (No. J-jO/l); born at Whakapirau in IS9I * tarnier. Next-of-kin, Mr. AV. H •n.m- a<: ,", lnn ' Whaknpirau (father). PIE WALTER JAMIESON (No. 12/10S*• born at Shetland Islands in 1S85; carpenter. Next-of-kin, Mr. James Jamieson, Peawick, Shetland Islands, Scotland (father). PTE. CLAUDE JARVIS (No. 12/386) • • Beaeon ?fieW. Tasmania, in 189.'; miner. Next-of-kin, Mr! P. AVaiti (brother). STn\^7v EK vS E | CHARr) JOHNran 11 ,; -i, born f,t Thames Waeksmith. Next-of-kin, Tl!\ «'« Ji ; hnston ' Q llMn Street, 1 names (father). PIE. WILLIAM . JOHN JOHANSEN (No. 12/352); born at Huntlv in 16S0labourer. Next-of-kin, Mr. A. Johan„„,son, Morrinsvillc. PIL-lIARULOJONES (No. 12/145); born at Auckland in 1888; labourer. NextSi ■} ' Jones, 11 Canada T>mr? Newton (father). PIE. JOHN LANGDON (No. 12/397); v? rn . a t ?. llan ?. e r 5 m 1884; amalgamator. Next-of-kin, Mrs. F. Haughton, Rolnrnr'esi 0D Street, Thames (mother) PTE JOHN HENRY LAWN (No. 12/151); born at Greymouth in 1888; drainer. Jam ° S LaWn " Black ' PTE. PETER. LAWSON (No. 12/1073); born at Odsted, Denmark, in 1885; fariner. Next-of-kin, Mr. ii. C. Lawson, tioneer, To Awamutu (brother) PTE. CHARLES M'DOnVlDfNn 12/U1S); born at Wellington in isSS 9 ; carpenter. Next-of-kin, Mrs. Ella I.oarsley, Bay View Road, Auckland (sister). PTE. ROBERT M'KAY '(No. 12'1471); born at Auckland in 1576; fireman. Next-e|-km, 3Li - s. .Rebecca Al'lCav, r,n.^ lblo A 1 -r^' eet ' Pal ' neU (mother). * MB., WILLIAM GEORGE JAMES M LAUCtHLIN (No. 12/M7G); born at London in 1875; boilermaker. Next-of-kin, Mrs. Mary M'Laughliu, c.o. G.P.0., Auckland (wife). PTE. JAMES JI'LEOD (No. 12/810); born at Hokianga in 1891; quavrvman-Next-of-kin, Mr. William M'Leod, Rutland Street, liotorua. PTE DONALD M'RAE (No. 12/821): born at Southland in 1881; ensine-driver. Next-of-kin, Mrs. F. A. "il'llne, 99 Peterborough Street, Christchureh. PTE. REGINALD. HERBERT MARSHALL (No. 12/1712); born at Hastings, England, in 18S6; coach trimmer. Next-of-kin, Mr. Cr. S. Marshall, 37 St. James Eoad, Sussex, England (father), PTE. THOMAS MATHER (No. 12/UfiO); born at Linlithgow, Scotland, in 18SG; butcher. Nextof-kin, Mr. W. Ma,ther, 31 Low Port, Linlithgow, Scotland (father). PTE. RICHARD MERRICK (No. 12/792); born at Auckland in 1592; miner. Next-of-kin, Mrs. J. Merrick, 1 Hackett Street, Ponsonby, Auckland.

CORPORAL IVM. ANTHONY MILLS (No. 12/412); born at Wellington in 1893; bank clerk. Next-of-kin, Mr. T. L. Mills, Fcilding. PTE. ERNEST STANLEY MOSS (No. 12/1725); born in London in IS')2; ship steward. Next-of-kin, Sir. John Moss, Pier Hotel, Sotilheud-on-Sea (brother). PTE. EDWARD JOHN NEWMAN (No. 12.423); born at sea, between England nnd New Zealand, in 1881; butter worker.- Next-of-kin, Mr. Newman, Moninsrille (father).

LCR-CORPORAL DANIEL O'BRIEN (No. 12/820); born in New Zealand in ISM: teacher. Next-of-kin, Mr. Charles O'Brien, Alpha Hotel, Kihikihi.

PTE. PADDY O'BRIEN (No. 12/1136); born at Nevrmarket, Auckland, in 1893; horse trainer. ' Next-of-kiu, Mrs. E. Crottv, Station Street, Newmarket, Auckland (mothor). PTE. MICHAEL O'DONOGHUE (No. 12/612); born at Ruapekapeka in 1881; bushman. Next-of-kin, Mr, C. O'Donoghue, Towai. PTE. WILLI AM EDWARD OSBORNE (No. 12/209); born in London in 1892; labourer. Next-of-kin. Mrs. A. E. Osborne, 12 Eden Street, Auckland. PTE. ROBERT PAGE (No. 12/1757); born at Auckland in 1894; seaman, Next-of-kiu, Mrs. Annie Page, 99 Nelson Street, Auckland.

LCE.-CORPORAL JAMES HENRY PATrULLO (No. 12/434): born at Foxton in 1863; miner. Next-of-kin. Mr. James L. Pattullo, Whangarei (father).

PTE. GEORGE W. E. PEftRIN (No. 12/619); born at Bathurst, New South Wales, 1881; driver. Next-of-kin, Miss Ruby Perrin, Bathurst, N.S.W. (sister). PTE. JOHN PORTER (No. 12/221); born in Auckland in 1892; bricklayer. Next-of-kin, Mrs. A. E. Porter, Walsley Avenue, Richmond, Auckland.

PTJ3. COLIN PULLMAN (No. 12/1773); born at Marlborough in 1880; farmer: Next-of-kin, Mr. E. A. Pullman, Resolution Bay (brother).

PTE. SYDNEY M. PURDIE (No. 12/840); bom in New Zealand in 1891; farmer Next-of-kin, Mr. John Purdie, Waiter,i, Taranaki.

1 PTE. GEORGE HENRY QUARBIE {No.' 12/1((5); born at ICawakawa in 1883; labourer. Mr. John Quarrie, Yates Road, Otahuira (father). PTE. CHARLES LEWIS REEVES (No 12/43 a); born at Haddington. London m 1880; miner. Next-of-kin, Mr ™; Durham Street, Sydney' Kent, England. PTE ALBERT CLAUDE C. ROBTNS (No. 12/816); born at Thames in 1803• farmer, Next-of-kin Mrs Aunio Robins, Oakland Road, lit. Eden, Auckland (mother). PT^,^-J U ? 1 ' Tfl ?¥ S SEDDON 'No. U/100o); born at Tauranjra id 1890' surveyor. Next-of-kin, Mr. S. L Seddon King View Road, Auckland ' FTT r ™WJN GBOKGH SIMPERING. ? j ( N 9- 12J1502); born at Eulham, London, in 1891; labourer. Next-of. kin, Mr. E. G. Simpnringliam, 59 (MW? F'lllinm, London FTE.' DONALD KENNETH STEAV4RT mo r- /1 f 8): to™. Wlianparoi in ISS2: busnnwin. Ivoxt-of-kin, Mrs. J Stewart, Knme, Whangarei fmofliotA ' PTK. VTNTKNT JOHN STIOHJHTRY (80. 12/1017); born at Encom in isoi) • clerk Next-of-kin Mr. William ™, S '- 1t,,1,)ur -T- Domett Avenue, Epsom. PTE. GEORGE ALBERT TUCK (No. 12/-I74); born at Cambridge in 1SS1: builder. Next-of-kin, Mr. Charles Tuck. Mount Eden. Auckland (father) PTE. WTLLIAM CHRIS. UTTING No. 12/2 MI); born at Port Albert, Auckland, in 1890: carpenter. Next-of-kin ?\ C ; Borkdala Road! Birkdale, 'Auckland. PTE. PRANK PERCY UNDERWOOD (No. 12/650); bom at Vanaroa in 1893; farm labourer. i\ T ost-flf-kin, Mr. W. Underwood, Paparoa, Kaipara PTE. NORMAN \EART (No.' 12f>70) • born at Auckland in 1894; labourer' Next-of-kin, Mr. GeoTfje Yeart, llji Toiijonbv Road, Auckland (father) PTE. MARK VINCENT (No. 12/271). lxirn at Waver]cj- in 1889; telegranh linesman. Next-ef-liin. Mr. 'WMliam Vincent, Nganmvahia, AVaikato (lather). SERGEANT ALBERT EDWARD WESTON (No. 12/2.K!); born in Leicester. T.ugliuul, in 1PB7: Mnrpnian. Nc-xt'-of-kin, Mrs. Annie Morrin, Lake Street Cambridge. ' ' PTE. AWTIIUR J-DWARII WHEELER (No. 12/282). Next-nf-kin, jfary Wheeler, II AFood Street, Ponconbv LCE.-COHI'OIi.AL JOSEPH VILLIS (No 12*89(1); bnni at Belfast, Ireland in 1890 ; blacksmith. Nexlof-kin, Mr Thomas Willis, Beilast. I'TK., f:i ; lAlU.lis WILSON <S„. Next-of-kin, Hv. ]~ W. Wi|>uii .Pain.' untwc, Aucklaocd (briber).

PROGRESSING FAVOURABLY OFFICERS WELLINGTON INFANTRY BATTALION MAJOR HEX! BERT ERNEST HART; born iii Carteron in ISS2; solicitor. Served iu 17t.ii 'Rualiine) I'.egimeut ami !)tii N.Z. South African Contingent. Next-of-kin, Mrs. M. A. E. Hart, Carterton (wife). LIEUT. PItANK 1- IN'GDON TURNHULL; l)om iu Nelson in 1883; sclicitor. Served iu Territorials. Next-of-kin, Tilrs. Alice E. Turnbull, i 9 Campbell Street, Wangamii (mother) OUR WOUNDED IN ENGLAND VISITED BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER. London, May 17. The Hon. T. Mackenzie (Now Zealand High Commissioner) and Miss Mackenzio on Sunday visited the wounded New Zealandors at Birmingham. Many men arrived while tho High Commissioner was in the hospital, and were a pathetic sight with their bandages and war-worn uniforms, but all were cheerful.

As the ambulances drove up the people of Birmingham cheered. Many flowers were sent to the hospital. Some of the soldiers who were on stretchers had flowers in their hats. All cases are progressing favourably. A number who were reported severely wounded greatly improved on ihe voyage, and are now out of all danger. Tne New Zealand War Contingent Association is arranging extra comforts for t'he men, also to take care of the convalescents. Miss Mackenzie visited Chichester today. HICH COMMISSIONER'S REPORT. London, May 17, 8.55 p.m. "I paid a visit to the Birmingham Hospital yesterday, and saw a number of wounded men belonging to the Expeditionary Force. I was present when others arrived. "All were in good heart, and cheerful and anxious to return to active service. Some hope to be soon convalescent.

I was unable to go to Chicliester Hospital, but Sir • Newton Moore (Agent-Cieneral for Western Australia) saw tho men there on my behalf, and reported officially that all were doing well." In Birmingham Hospital. The following are in Birmingham Hospital:— 0. Davis G. W. Mills T ? av i 8 - Jawbone J A. Dick L. Stephenson (' r Ve r7 Stevenson A. 11. E. Howell A. G. Stunell H. S. Larkins In Chichester Hospital. The following are in Chichest-er Hospital T. B. Buchanan Gerald Morpeth Frank Farquhar Martin O'Brien James W.Ferguson Patrick O'Connor It. J. Kemp It Scott P. Locker P. Sinclair Fredk. Meuli L. M. Watson NEW ZEALANDERS WITH THE AUSTRALIANS. The Defence Department, Melbourne, sends tho following list of casualties in the Dardanelles:— WOUNDED. PTE. L. C. WOOD. Next-of-kin, Mr. F. G. Wood, The Esplanade, Suniner, Christchurch. I'TE.t J. C. RlTv. Next-of-kin, Mr. J. A. Rix, 293 Main Road, Ravensbourne, Otago. PTE W G. GIKSLER. Next-of-kin, Mr. W. Gicsler, Leith-Valley, Dunedin. PTE. H. DREW. Next-of-kin Mr. H. Drew, Wilton Park, Durham. DIED OF WOUNDS. SERGT. E. R. GUTHRIE. Next-of-kin, Mrs C M Guthrie. 9 Carlton Street, St. Albansj Christcliurcli. GENERAL BRIDGES WOUNDED (Reo, May 18,'9.15 p.m.) C- T TT Sydnol '' Mi !y 18. 'Sir lan Hamilton, commanding the British Military Expedition in Gallipoli, has cabled news that General Bridges, of tho Australian Expeditionary Force, has been wounded (Rec. May 19, 1.55 a.m.) Sydney, May 18. beneral Bridges's wound is serious. Brigadier-General W. T. Bridges, 0.M.G., succeeded Colonel G. M. Kirkpatrick as Inspector-General of the Commonwealth Forcos. last year. Prior to that lie was first commandant of tho Royal Military Collogo at Duntroon, established under the Kitchener scheme. Ho was Chief of the Australian General Staff in 1909. On the outbreak of war General Bridges was given command of the First Australian Expetition to Europe. AUSTRALIAN WOUNDED IN LONDON. w , London, May 17. 1 our hundred wounded Australians havearnvedat the military hospitals. Sir George Reid and Mr. Buckley are arranging everything for their comfort A number of slight cases are already conPark M uJbri4e. ar6 Har ° field PREPARING THE HOSPITALS IN MELBOURNE. FOR WOUNDED SOLDIERS. Melbourne, May 18. Arrangements are being comnletpd to receive the Dardanelles wounded It is estimated that 4000 beds will be rebates' dwtnbuted over tJl ® various