THE WAR.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 26 May 1915, Page 2

THE WAR.

I ELECTRIC CdPrUKJHr | I I"HK i'ltliSS /.BSOIi»ATI<)N 1 Latest Casualty List N.Z. EXPEDITIOXUKV FORCE. WOUNDED. Auckland Battalion. \ Private I l '. B. Simpson. Wellington Battalion. La lice-Corporal C. Brooke. Private C. Hay ward. Private J. H. A. Alain waring. Private O. li. A. Sharpe. Private H. Walker. Cantoi'bury Battalion. Private I/ 1 . Poland. Private H. S. Geary. Private N. N. Gulle'ry. Private It. Laing. Sergt. J. A. Laird. Private J. B. Squier. Private A. Take. Otago Battalion. Private J. Mcßallocli.. Private AV. J. Kelleher. Private T). S. Farquliaison. Private H. Woolford. Pield Ambulance brigade. Private L. D. Nicholson. N.Z. HIGH COMMISSIONER'S REPORT. London, May 25. Army officers killed 01, wounded 112; died of gas 1, missing 10; men gas killed ."j, killed -MM, wounded J72 ; died of ga£ poisoning 1, missing 17, prisoners 1. Dardanelles.—.Naval men killed 19. wounded 82. North of La Hassee thci British attacks resulted in fresh progress. Supplementary reports emphasise the importance of tlie Allies' .success oil Sunday. North-east of Notre Dame do Lo'ot'p. in a desperate- bayonet fight, they annihilated their opponents, capturing several mitrailleuses. (Received This Day U. 2.'> a.m.) TAUBttS ATTACK PAItTS. Paris, May 25. Another Tan lie flew northward of Pariis The two Taubea nave dropped fifty bombs, but no details are available. A SUA ATTACK. Ten torpedoer.s and destroyers, alter bombarding (lie district for forty minutes, were obliged to retire towards Lisia. PALM OIL. Rome. May 25. German-Turk officers nave gone to Tripoli and Cyrensica with money and gilts Tor the chiefs, hoping to raise an insurrection.