AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2480, 5 June 1915, Page 6

AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES

THIRTY-FIRST LIST. ; (Rec: June 4, 5.20 p.m.) Sydney, Juno 4. 1 The thirty-first Dardanelles list in. i oludes the following:— Killed to Action.—Major V. H. Vil-lier-Stuart (New Zealand); Lieutenant Cowie; Sergeants Weston, Huntley, Goss, Strahan, Shortland; Corporals ' Carey, May, Macphersou; Lance-Cor-porais Vincent, Ferguson, Macdonald, Newell; Privates Garrett, Alexander, ; Groom, Beard, Chapman, PshevolodsUy, Nichols. *J a y> Richardson, Mackay, JSlstob, M Carthy, Harper, Roots, frasev, Scoullar, Mur- , don, Evans, Kitzherbert, Slade, Minors, ' j. P. Gulfoyle, Clyde, Pounell, I'hease, e Oik'll, Burgess, Coombs, Miikms, Bloom, Wright, SullivaJi, Browning, • Murphy, Plunkett, Cox, Woods, Mchcan. W. Patrick, Cook, Boundy, .Krap- '• pell, J. Smith, Scott, Holdsworth, Dent, Mullane, Ivison, Murray, Cbaso, Batty, , Wallace, Piatt, Amos, Manncll, Dixon, ' Mill, Woods, Dudley, Giles, Gibson, Whitehead. Guilfayla. Bhomoy, kmery..

Morrell, Sabberton, Shortland, Carter, Honor, H. D. E. Morshead (last-named a New Zealander). Died of Wounds.—Sergeants Scott aiul Lane; Corporals Butler, and Nelson ; Privates Geilvoet, Hoarse, Pillcington, Flower, Stanmore, Goddard, Dompsey, Jensen, I'ryco, Dantler, Hayman, Egau, Macpherson, Browning, Harbeck. 51' Lean, Cameron, Feathorstone, llannaford, M'Guiro, Witter, Masking, Assford, W. L. Guilford, J. H. Robinson, A. T. Elwood, F. S. Anderson (last-named two are New Zcalanders). Missing.—Twelve. Wounded,—Lieutenant-Colonel O. F. Cox, and 178 non-coms and men, including: Privates J. P. Hanmer, 0. Peterson, S. 1,. Williams, and W. T. Kolston. Dangerously lll.—Eight. Sorgea.nt 11. D. Jones, who was killed at the Dardanelles, was an engineer, employed by the Colonial Sugar Co. He formerly resided in Now Zealand.