THE 40THS
THE SICK CASES. Fn-m l’tu'.ss association. —copviught.] WELLINGTON, Sept. 23. General Richardson has reported to the Minister of Defence that the sick rate among the troops of the 40th Reinforcements is still diminishing. The total number in Fargo Hospital. SahsInirg Plain is 40, of whom all are doing welf .except 71,202 Gunner ,1. Dunn (Dangerously ilk. The number in Codford is 110, Of whom the following are dangerously**!!!: <9,2<9, Private A. A\ . Muodv. 42,005. Gunner A. V. Scaly, 70.3 li Private .1 R. Rodger; also seriously ill: 70,570 Private T Kellier, 79,352. Private S. G. Skinner, 74.900 S. A. Chisholm. The medical officers at Codford are hopeful there will he no further mortality.
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Hokitika Guardian, 24 September 1918, Page 3
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115THE 40THS Hokitika Guardian, 24 September 1918, Page 3
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