THE WESTRALTA
By Telegraph—Press Association. Aucklanc, September 18. The Westralia, from Sydney, brought fifteen officers of the Imnerial'Forces who return to New Zealand, three of them with wives. Also with the oiticers were half a dozen rank and file of the .Australian Forces, who arc natives of New Eeakvul. The Imperial officers are:—From the transport 'Fredericliwihe—Lieutenants V. F; P. Thompson (U.F.A.) and IT. W. Bundle (R.A.F.). 2nd Lieutenants 0. Jr. Covcrdalc (E.A'.F.I, E. D. Williams, 1\ T . F. Harstoi., K7 Rimson, C. C. Clyde, 0. A. Smith, and J. Jl. Wilson fall 11.F.C.K From transport Prinz Ludwig—Major H. Piddick (P.A.F.), Temporary Captain IT.' Evlaine 'Bth. Lancers), Lieutenant H. H. C. Welbonrno (K.A.S.C.), 2nd ' Lieutenant Johnstono (U.F.A.). From other boats—Captain G. A. Millar (R.A.Y.j, Lieutenant J. Parr (Ti.A.F.Ii.).
Aueklancr,. September 18. The watersiders resolved to allow over-' seas and Australian sr.Tpning to. berth after the elapse of fivv days, from tho time of leaving a last port, provided the vpssp'i lias a clean bill of health. Tho Westralia will discharge her cargo without furfher delay.
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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 304, 19 September 1919, Page 7
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174THE WESTRALTA Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 304, 19 September 1919, Page 7
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