HOME FROM THE WAR

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 200, 13 May 1918, Page 4

HOME FROM THE WAR

A WELLINGTON DRAFT ARRIVES. A draft of returned 6oldicrs from the front arrived in Wellington by encoial train on Saturday, afternoon, and were welcomed by tho 'Mayor (Mr. J. I'. Luke) on behalf of the city. The contingent, numbering 200 on arrivul, was in charge of Captain Frank llunio (of Wellington), son of tho late Colonel Hume, and a. brother of Major Arthur Ifunio (who was killed at Gallinoli) and Lieutenant-Colonel J. E. Hume, O.C. Wellington district.

Tho following aro tho names of tho Wellington portion of the draft:—Lieutenant* Jl'Caw and Kemp, Q.M.S. Dy- , eon, Sergeants Clapshaw and ilinbury, Priv.-tlhs Archibald, Atherall, Attwcll, Jjcattie, l)r«mer, liecro, Biefl, Hently, Crawford, Cooky, Coleman, Daniel, Dorling, Darby, Doyle, England,■ Edge, ]?reeinan, Gentry, George, Groves, Grceve, Green, Grcer, Frond, Greeks, Hutcbinsen, Heiidry, Hitchkius, Keys, Lynch, M'Keirao, Luwlor, Mac Lain, M'Kesmie, Mallia, Mason, Mundle, Alarr, Martin, Murray, Moon, Gowric, Rood, Prestige, Ityiin, Quirk, Paitry, Raymond, Ray, Smith, bidford, Simpson. Small, I'amin, i'nrriint, Sands, Shields, Torlan, Thomas, Wain, Malone, Wilson. Wilton, Williams, Wilson, E. J. Townsend, Steveneon, Stcelo, Bait, Smith, Tyson, Wattore, A. Williams, E. Williams. Sister Willie, of Wellington, also arrived.