AUSTRALIAN CASUALTY LISTS

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2476, 1 June 1915, Page 6

AUSTRALIAN CASUALTY LISTS

(By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright.)

(Rec. Ma}' 31, 2.35 p.m.)

Sydney, May 31. Tlie twenty-seventh Dardanelles list includes:—

Killed in action: Lieutenants Warenam and Hamilton, Sergeants H. C. Smith, Maconnachie, Mackenzie, Taylor, Williams, Lance-Corporals Walker, Dunsden, Stuart, Sage, Harris, Corporals Bond, Croaker, Privates Wood, Adelt, Johnson, J. Sutton, Harvey, Ci'oll, Preston, Hill, Adams, Polkinghwne,_ Wilson, Kond, G. H. Smith, Hutchinson, Mills, Carter, Ellison, Reynolds, Moss, Tibbs, Mooreliead, Waldron, AVeir, Wortabet, Copeland, Coleman, Carrand, Findlay, Green, Greenaivay, Graham, Mackie, M'Ctelland, West, Watkins, Williams, Cullen, Anderson, Scott, Byrne, Coffin, Miles, Storey, Perkins, Stephens, Ellen, A.D. Brown, Feilding, Sullivan, Widdon, Weinyss, Sewell, Rogc-rs, Barbury, A. J. Smith, 0. Brown, Lnwrie, Farnham, Newman.

Died of Wounds: Captains Wilson and Hill, Lieutenants Napier and Miller, Sergeants Cavill and Hamilton, Lance-Corporals Nail and Williams, Privates Horlins, Dyer. Duffy, Combe, Reynolds, Leo, J. AV. Robinson, S. A. Smith, C. Cutton,' Camp, Bennetts, Phillippson, Millon, Clarke, Marten, Hartigan, Adair. Wounded: Lieutenants Edmonds, Collen, and Lloyd, and 109 non-coms, and men.

Missing: Lieutenant Robinson and 52 non-coms. :.nd men.

Lieutenant Hodgson, reported to have.died, is now reported wounded.

TWENTY-EIGHTH LIST. (Rec. June 1, 1.35 a.m.)

Sydney, May 31. The twenty-eighth list cf casualties includos :—

Killed in Action.—Sergeants Dunkineon, Rainbow, Rea; Corporals Elleston, Ferguson', Reid; Privates Bird, Clarke, Council, Dodd, Golbome, Donellan, Connelly, Fallon, Golden, Hansen, Hughes, Hardy, Hardgrave, Jackson, Jones, James, King, Hemp, Ledwidge, Lowen, Laing, Lawton, Longstaffe, Manus, M'Leocl, M'lnnes, M'Shane, Pavey, R. Smith, A. Thomson, W. Thomson. Turner, Waters, Youug._ Died of Wounds.—Lieutenant Watts j Private Breakell (died of sunstroke a't sea). Private Mizc-n (292 non-commis-sioned officers and men were wounded).