SIXTY-EIGHT CASUALTIES

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 217, 1 June 1918, Page 8

SIXTY-EIGHT CASUALTIES

;: i ■ ■ ■ ■■■■ ELEVEN DEATHS ■ .Of the 68 'casualties reported yesterday eleven were deaths. Eight men, who had ;- been previously reported missing believed I ■ prisoners of-war, are now reported prisoners of war. A classification of tho cas- ; . ualties follows:— I ~„ , . Officers. Men. , ■ Killed in action 0 2 Died of wounds 0 5 ! Died 1 o i Died of sickness 0 3 ! Wounded and mlesing 0 1 Prisoners of war 0 8 ; Wounded 1 47 I Totals 2 66 J Detailed particulars follow:— i AUCKLAND DISTRICT i DIED OF WOUNDS. ' Auckland Mounted Rifles. 1 Hurray, V. O. . (J. Murray. Waiuku, f. May 28). : DIED OF SICKNESS. ; Auckland Infantry Regiment. I Harris, E. G. (11. Harris, Kingsland, m. May 2). ' DIED. ; • Army Service Corps. ■•.'■ fage, Capt. W. C. (A. Page, Anck., w. May 27). j WOUNDEO. Auckland Infantry Regiment. Cochrane. P. O. (J. Cochrane, Tβ Kopuru, ! m. May 15). : Otago Infantry Reglmont. i Eobin3on, N. H. (A. Robinson, Devonnort, \ ' w. May 13). : Divisional Train. '. Harvey, J. (T. Harvey, Devonport, m. : May 17). Williams, A. P. (M. Williams. Auck., w. '■; May 17).. ) . MAORI CONTINGENT. ;-.. Slightly Wounded-Remalning With Unit. ;.'■ llano. H. (M. Makara, Hokianga, f. May 17)