New Zealand
NEW ZEALAND'S QUOTA OVER 15,000. Pek Fbebp Association. Wellintgon, April 27. The Defence Minister (Hon. J. Allen) has received a communication from the Secretary of State for the Colonies releasing him from the obligation to observe secrecy regarding the number of troops New Zealand sent abroad to fight, and the number in training. The Minister states that New Zealand has already dispatched 15,000 men, not including the Samoan forces, some of which have returned to the Dominion.
CORPORAL MAURICE BURLINSON Auckland, April 26. Cable advice was received here today that Corporal Maurice Buriinson, of the Canadian force, whose home is in Auckland, and who was reported by the Press Association cables to have been killed, is not dead, but has been scut ti) England seriously wounded. STRATFORD BRITISH AND BELCIAN RELIEF FUND. Already acknowledged, £I3BO 9s 8d; (!. N. Curtis (sth bonus), £10; Vaughan Hislop Wilson, 10s; Mrs Richmond, ss; S. H. Wicksteed, £2 10s; Toko School Committee, £6 12s Cd ; 0. H. Burred, £1 ; on account Hnnii Bros., gift sale of hides, £L 4s; anonymous (Waipuku), 12s; Huiroa Sunday School, in lieu of pri/.es. £3 10s; total. £1406 13s 2d.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 97, 27 April 1915, Page 5
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192New Zealand Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 97, 27 April 1915, Page 5
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