RAILWAY FATALITY AT BEER FERRERS

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 4, 29 September 1917, Page 7

RAILWAY FATALITY AT BEER FERRERS

VICTIMS BURIED AT PLYMOUTH LIST OR THE DEAD y^\ - 1 (Eec. September 28, 9 p.m.) j London,. September 27. j The New Zealanderß who were killed ' j in the railway accideut were buried at - .1 Plymouth. The funeral party consisted of ■■'■ 1 Anzacs and garrison troops. The coffins were borne on ?a gun-carriage and motor ambulances. The graves are situated in ' various denominational sections, but all ' are within a small radius.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. OFFICIAL LIST~o7THE DEAD The names of the New Zealand soldiers who were victims in the train col- .] lision in England are as follow:—' •'' ...j Barnes, James Robert, 55,026, admitted '| to hospital (Mrs. G. N. Barnes, wife, Kaiti, Gisborne). : " : . V N Gillanders, William Simon, 55,050, killed (Mrs. M. A. Gillanders, wife, 1 Rugby , Street, Christchurch). ' . Jj Jackson, J. S., 55i753, killed (J. Jackson, •: fathfir, S.A. chaplain, Featherston ;•'. M.C.). Judge,- Joseph, 56,791, killed (Mrs. C. ■:.; Judge, mother, Lancashire, England). . Kirton, Ghudleigh Inwood, 56,795, killed (Robert Kirton, father, Fitzroy, New Plymouth). MTCenna, R.- V., 57,122, killed (Jameg '• Mlenna, father, Pahiahia). M'Bryde, B. A. W.. 55,776, killed (Mrs. T. H. Mertiner, friend, care Mutual Stores, Princes Street, Dunedin). ' ■ ■ Trussell, W. J., 56,874, died in hospital (Mrs'. C. Trussell, mother, KawakawaStreet, Wanganui East). Warden, N„ 56,920, killed (Mr. S. Warden, father, County Antrim, Irelaud). Gatley, N., 56,920, admitted to hospital (Mrs. W. M'Donald, Heddon Bush,, Southland). Greaves, W. F., 57,068. killed (Mrs. CGreaves, mother, Maharahara, Woodville). . • ' V West. S., 54,624. killed (F.'- H. Sampson, aunt, Sentry Hill). v