RECRUITING

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2534, 7 August 1915, Page 6

RECRUITING

■. « — .WELLINGTON'S RESPONSE. The following having been medically examined, have returned their papers to the Recruiting Office: — ... leaac Sylvester Green, telegraph operator, City. Charles Wilson, cook, City. i . Percy Macaulsy, painter,' City. Saxon Cooke. A Company, sth Regiment, clerl;, City. Thomas William Macauley, paperhancer, City. - . . ■ Alfred M'Kay, carpenter, City.. AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES f —— THE SIXTIETH LIST. By Telegraph—Press Association-Copyright (Roc. August 6, 7.35 p.m.). Sydney, August 6. Tho sixtieth list of casualties contains tho following :—Killed in Action: Two officers and 18 men, including E. E. Driver, a New Zealander. Died of AVounds: One officer and 16 men. "Wounded: Three officers-and 9G men, including W. Kennedy and J. H. Coulson (tho latter a second time), New Zealanders. Ill: Four officers and 54 men. THE SIXTY-FIRST LIST. (Rec. August 7, 0.40 a.m.) Sydney, August 6. The sixty-first list shows: Killed in action, 44; died of wounds,' 27; wonnded, 4 officers and 181 men, including the following New Zealanders:—Privates D. L. Matheson (second occasion), A. Hornby, and A. L. Gibson. Both of the last-mentioned are in hospital at Malta. Missing, 2; prisoners of war, 2; ill, 22 officers and 55 men, including Privates J. Smith, in hospital at Ghegireh, W. Kennedy, in hospital at Malta. (Both wore previously reported wounded). L. C. Wood, reported wounded, has rejoined his unit. . MOTOR LORRIES AND PARCEL OARS. For immediate delivery. 1, 2, and 3. ton "British"- Motor Wagons, also famous - Wall" Parcel Cars. J. E. FITZGERALD, Motor Importßri Wflllinstoo^