TWO OF A FAMILY

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2485, 11 June 1915, Page 6

TWO OF A FAMILY

(By Telegraph—Press Association.) w Dunedin, June 10. ™ Captain Valentin© Joseph Egglestone, y reported a-? having been killed in action . ;it the Dardanelles, 'is tho son of Mr. a Joseph Egglcstone, of Cargill Street. De- al cemcd wa« born at Lawrence where ho 01 received his primary and secondary edu- rl cation. When the latter was completed b the f>imilv removed to Dunedin and n "Vai." tis he was familiarly known (,1 nnions Jms companions. wa3 apprenticed f-o tiio grocery trade iritli tho firm of

WardeU Bros. He remained with • thi firm for a period l of four and a hal yews. He then joined Messrs. Donnli ij .' >u ' : s ' l ortly afterwards en tered the 6ervioe of Mollison's, where hi was employed when ho answered the cal to join the Main Expeditionary Force He was only 22 years of age. Another brother. Lieutenant R. E. Eg glestone, who was in ohargo of a signal ling squad with the Main Expeditionary J™rco, was reported missing a few dayi after landing at Gallipoli, and has no since boen heard or. AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES THIRTY-FIFTH LIST. (By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright.) (Rec. Juno 11, 1 a.m.) m ~ Sydney, June 10. Th.® thirty-fifth' Dardanelles casualty ust includes:— Wounded—Lieut. Sparkes. . Killed in action—Thirty-eight, including Pte. W. Thompson, a, Neiv Zealander. Died of wounds'—Twenty-seven, inoluding Pte. R; A. Adair, a New ZeaJender. AVounded—26o, including Ptes. G Morgan R,. M. Baker, W. J. Layther, A. B. Allam.datft—Killed, 125 officers and 909 men; woiuided, 230 officers and u671 men; missing,- 17 officers and 92 men. . . ...