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Horowhenua Chronicle, 6 November 1915, Page 3

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Uloceived This JL/uy 6Ao a.m.; 1 THE KING. Loudon, Nov. t>. iho latcsL bulletin says;—Xiiu Jvmg p;i6iOd ;i oonicwbiu bulte-r uiglit. His apjjotiiu li imjJi'uviiiy, ual uiwio ;s lit ill .iUii.o pain, especially wiit-u liu is utLymptmy any uiovuuienl. lu.o loiiuuiuii -New iiav'o uoeu ukiiuouui ui ucueial liuiuutyn s ~i.>£>ati-iies ;— .ii LUiviy. — JoiinsuUj lUajur OLaUuLiiU, wapi/ain I'aiTj \\. j-UU, uuinijui-.iieio i/. <v. x». jLiiunioUil. i^n^iuecit;. —iiicui.-Uoiionei i'viduiauij -i.iiju* ixiiiuiao uiiu OiAiia, Lioiaciiuiito XXUluel"u uUU lilCilCli. oanLei'uiuy ALuunuxl liiiics. —Licui-.-i , iniiiy, -*J.ajoi' v/vorluii, Liuuc. ii'ou^oi , yonkiUij. .Uouutoci juiiieij.—iUujor WUILo. ■Oiaiio AiuuutfOd Xiillw>.--ijH!Ut.-Uui-uiieJ AuciiliiiiU iiiianuy.—liiuuL-Oolouet j. -uwjoi i/artuuu, iinato iNoaiiOo U lld -UiilvJllij 'jLCUI/llur.

IIUUiIU'J , .— lacUC-Colonul ±>H)nii t j-.njanjiij.iiio vduuo autl, JLeuiuLte, <JUU. >l uiililgluil iJIiUUU.) CiliU LOiU uUU .LiAJUiCUuiH UI'UCL', OLiiiijMuj tXJiiiiitoii, jUUIMjail, lilValX'o O. JOiiiliiLOU, .Nuaio, <j. JL'i. jlvciU uiiU. Oroiio. iJiagu iuiauLry. — uioul-Coiouci .uoure, lauuioiuuiL ilaiiiutou. 2\o\v ZtiaJauu-.iiisuiuiau JJivisioiial iraiu.— Liyui.-Coiuiioi JlanniLyu, Ouptaius orcove aud fcJiiift'-tiei-yeant JiorkoLt, l'rivate ouellgrove. 2sow ZoalanU Uorps.—Lieut.U)loueJ JJurg, Captain i<mu. Oxduauce Captain J3eck. iiiGli LOABiI&SiONM'S ' HEtOR'L Londou, JSovember o. In the Champagne district two new German attacks wore completely checked at La Courtiuy. in tlie Balkans on Wednesday the action north ot Jttabrova was continued!, the French seizing tJio ibrklges at t!crra, north-east of ivrivolak. (Ileceived This Day y.i3o a.m.) GMtMANtt IIEPULSED. Fetrograd, Nov. o. A communique states that we repuleed the enemy oif eneive in the Schlock region.. The enemy unsuccessfully atto cross the Dvina below Dvinak. We progressed to tihe outskirts of lilutsk. beveral German attacks southward of Lake Sventen collapsed with enormous losses. The rorest tighting westward of Oharartorysk resulted in the Germans leaving the ground strewn with corpses.

Wellington Battaiuon. I'renously reported oujssiUg, luroher icpoitea kilkdi m action.— Private VV. iliaaley. Private J. Tnaynor. Otago Battalion. . Killed in action.—Private J. Thomson. Canterbury Mounted llilles.— Died of wounds.—Corporal. 11. McU. loung. N.Z. Medical Uoiye. Died of septicoma.— Private C i±. Aioholson. Otago Dattalion. Keported onissing.—Private R. li. Pollings. Auckland Mounted Hafles. Wounded accidentally.—Captain A. u Malian. Auckland Battalion, admitted to Second Western General Hospital, .Manoheste.— Private T. A. il). Ruehbrooke. Private A. J .T. Simpson.