THREE DEATHS FROM WOUNDS

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 277, 12 August 1918, Page 6

THREE DEATHS FROM WOUNDS

NINETEEN WOUNDED Saturday's casualty list reported three men died of wounds and one officer and eighteen men wounded. WELLINGTON DISTRICT DIED OF WOUNDS. Nov; Zealand Rifle Brigade. Aiulernou, E. W. (10. Allen, 32 Nairn St., Wellington. August 5). Wellington Infantry Regiment. Pritchard, R, (M. Pritchard, Dnnnevirkc, w. July 31). PRISONERS OF WAR. Prev. Ben Missing, Believed Prisoners of War—Now Officially Bep. Prisoners of War in Germany. Cassidy, E. J. (B. fhnsidy, nißbnrne. sis.l. O'Kanc, J. T. (E. O'Kane, Whakataki, m.). WilliaiDßon, Col. 0. 13. (K. Williamson, Pnlmerntoii North). WOUNDED. New Zealand Rifle Brigade, M'Nab. Oapt. A. A. (M. M'Nab, London, sis. ,Tn!y 29). Cyclists. Donaldson, J. T). (J. C. Donaldson, Dannevlrkc, m. July 23).' Henry, A. W. (I. Henry, Dannevirkc, sis. July 23). WOUNDED, ADMITTED HOSPITAL. Auokland Infantry Roglmont. Oorhv, firj;t. L. (B.' Corby. Aramoho, m. July 26). Canterbury Infantry Regiment. Filzpatrick, 6. K (M. Pitzpatrick, Palmerston North. July 14). New Zoalaml Rifle Brigade. Armstrong, C. E. (K. Armstrong, Karamea, siß. July 29). Smith. Cpl. B. (E. Smith, Ormondvillo, m. July 29). Cyclists, Williams, H. (E. Williams, Palmcrston N., m. July 26). Aahworth, Cpl. S. H. (S. H. Ashworth, Palmerston N.. f. July 29). Kenyon, H. (E. Kenyon, England, f. July 29).