New Zealand.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 13, 15 May 1915, Page 6

New Zealand.

TO-DAY'S LIST. DIED OF WOUNDS. Otago Battalion. Private J. Hanley. Private H. P. Taylor. * Wellington Battalion. Private H. J. 'loonier. DIED OF MENINGITIS'. Otago Battalion. ~ j Priyate-W. M. James. REMOVED FROM DANGEROUS LIST. Wellington Battalion. Private R. M. Lowe. Otago Battalion. Private H. Braithwaite. Private W/ S. Smith. WOUNDED. Auckland Battalion. Captain J. H. Bartlett. Surgeon G. Craig. Lieutenant N. W. M. Weir. Wellington Battalion. Lieutenant H. R. Cowan. \ ! X "- Canterbury Battalion. Major C. B. Brerton. Private H. T. Batchelor. Private W. H. G. Bruce. Private W. H. Cook. , Lance-Corporal Q. C. Eceelsfield. Private G. V. Harding. Private W. McLag'gan, Private, T. E. Madden: Private M. O'Connor. Private S. M. Penny. Lance-Corpbral H. G. R. Anderson. Private J. J. Regaldo. Private CJ. jT. Tuckwell. . Lance-Corporal C. M. Wilson. Otago Battalion. Lieutenant W. F. Tracey. Lieutenant A. G. Valentine. Lieutenant J. Woodfield. Private W. Buchan. Private W. A. Cook. Private W. T. Edwards. Private E. A. Ferguson. Private G. A\ Hodges. Private R. Jamieson. Private F. Kennedy. * Corporal W. Kirk. Private F. W. Mailman. Private T. McEwen. Private S. S. McNeill. Private R. L. Paul. \ •; M Private W. G. Phillips, j Sergeant-Major G. F. A. Sargeant. Private A. Stewart. New Zealanders serving with Australian . Imperial Forces : WOUNDED. Major W. L. Burgess. Private J. H. Coulsou. Corporal H. J, Peisley. Lunce-Corporal S. P. Livingstone. Private I. Paget. Corporal K. G. Chambers. Private J. P. Black.

CORE GETS ANCRY. Pke Phbbi association. Gore, May 15. There .was a recruiting meeting here la<t evening, and when Mr H. 1). Bedford, of Dunedin, nearing the close of a stirring speech, appealed for recruits, an unpleasant incident occurred. A well-known local solicitor, Mr W. F. Inder said , he. objected to Salvation Army methods and made reference to Dunedin speakers, who he said were not heeded to teach Gore patriotism. The interjectors appeal to the crowd was angrily resented, and the police escorted M r Inder outside, the crowd in numbers following and becoming excited. Later- the crowd assembled outside the post office, where Mr Inder was. The crowd demanded an apology, which was made, Mr Inder saying he apologised if the crowd thought he had insulted Mr Bedford or the crowd. Later-still, an angry crowd escorted Mr Inder along the 1 street to his hotel, where, after some time, the gathering dispersed. BRITISH AND BELGIAN RELIEF FUND. Amount acknowledged £l-171 3s lOd, S. H. James" £2, Post Office officials usual monthly contribution, £2 lis 6d, j F.G.C;' (third) £l. Total £1470 15s 4d. The Treasurer of the British and Belgian 'Relief Fund desires to ack-' nowle„dge with thanks receipt of £2B from the-Toko Settlers' Sports Association. Included in the amount are special donations of £1 is from Mr J. Kilpatriek £2 2s from Mr Bocock.