WOUNDED COMING HOME

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2587, 8 October 1915, Page 5

WOUNDED COMING HOME

NEW, ZEALANDERS AT- SYDNEY. ByTeleerajh-FießS Association-Copyright ■■ Sydney, October 7.:' ■ A transport lias landed oighty wounded wen, including twenty-five New- Zealandera. Ono of the . latter .declared- that tho : Maoris, made a grand showing. '• 'Ihoy landed at two in; the morning, one day ( in June, went straight to the trenches,' and: held them till, the August advance, when they .made a world-wide reputation. All the woundedl are'talking about the i Maoris. - ; Sapper J. ; Coyle (Auckland) lost ; an' teye and was wounded in four places by a bomb during a genoral charge- .at Quinn's Post. > In some;places (he said) the trenches were less than fifteen yards apart; • V The New Zealand wounded.are:— ■ Auckland: Capt .E; G. Fifaser, S. M. Purdom, Ptos. W. F. .Sefton, D. 'A. M.'Ghee,. P. Edwards, audi J. Parry, Sapper J.- Coyle, and Tpr.' J. Hunter, v Wellington: Lance-Cpl. F. ?0. Foster, Sapper 0. Gudge, Ptes.< J. Dunn,' F. ■ Bitrgess, and W. C. Morgan. ' - < Christchurch: Lance-Cp's. N. Taylor ■ and- 'B.'Aldridge, Ptes. W. T. Bowles and P. W. .O'Malley, . Nelson : .'Sergt;"' ; E:' E,.' Burnett, Ptes. ■A. B: Crombie and A.Bridl&y. l Dunediii Corpl. F.: J. . Wall, Sapper : Ptes. C. S. Fra6er, "A. . Little, and W M'Kee ,