IN OVERSEAS FORCES
The following casualties to >ei-Ncw Zealanders Bervine 'with the Imperial, Australian, and South African Forces, were, reported for week ending July 27, 1918: — IMPERIAL FORCES. Woundod, Admitted Hospital, Simmons, L.-Cpl. T. E. (B. Simmons, Newton. July 8). Not Severe Oaße. Bell, A.-Cpl. J. (F. Bell, Wintou). AUSTRALIAN FORCES. Died of Wounds. M'llwraith, G. (A. B. Smith, Chch., c. July 7). Thorpe, D. (6. Thorpe, Wairoa, f. July 13). Prev. Reported Died; Now Reported Died of Sickness. Turk, 0. IT. Turk, Blackball). Wounded. Andricksen, 0. (C. Larson, Putara). Bedford. E. (B, Bedford, N. Plymouth). Blake, J. (G. Brown. Riccarton). Mollard, 0. h. (M. J. F. Mollard, Tuakau). Neylon, P. (A. Ncylon, Dunedin, b.). Norman, Bj. (Mrs. Norman, Pembroke). Roberts, E. (J. Roberts, Ruatangata, m.). Severe Case. M'Kenzie, G. (M. Street, Fitzroy). / Not Severe Case. Donovaa, C. (3L Greenwood, Auckland). Condition Stationary. Grainger, G. (E. J. Grainger. Waltham). / SOUTH AFRICAN FORCES. Dangerously 111. Johnson, —. (A. E. JohnßOn, 7 Dawson St., I Berhampore, Wellington)
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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 265, 29 July 1918, Page 6
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164IN OVERSEAS FORCES Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 265, 29 July 1918, Page 6
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