New Zealand
NEW ZEALAND CASUALTY LIST.
KILLED IN ACTION-
Wellington Battalion.—Private P L. Darville.
DIED OF PNEUMONIA
Wellington Mounted Regiment.— Lieutenant H. T. Palmer.
WOUNDED
Wellington Battalion.—Lieutenants A. H. Carrington and G. C. Wells.
Wellington Mounted Regiment.— Trooper A. M. Hutton (second time).
Auckland Battalion.—Private H H. Stonell.
PRONOUNCED OUT OF DANGER
Otago Battalion,—Captain J. L. Saunders, Sergeant J. M. Clark, Private R. V. Mason.
Wellington Battalion.—Private C. B. King.
Canterbury Battalion.—Private T Frickletou.
THE LATEST LIST*
DANGEROUSLY ILL HOSPITAL ALBANY. (Condition Critical.) Otago Battalion. Private F. Proctor ARRIVED AT MANCHESTER, ENGLAND. Auckland Battalion. Private T. R. R. Burns. ARRIVED AT LONDON. Wellington Battalion. Private J. J. Murray IN PLYMOUTH HOSPITAL. ENGLAND. Canterbury Battalion. Scregant W. G. Smily
SICK AND WOUNDED FUND. STRATFORD CONTRIBUTIONS. The lion, secretary lias received contributions as follows; ■£ s. d. Previously acknowledged .172 1 I),1 Pohoknra concert ... 0 o J Douglas Social Club ... 11) 0 Catholic, Social ... .‘l4 0 4 Part Proceeds Sale ilelgian Flag ... ... 410 12 G Collected at Loan and Mercantile Sale ... ... 1 0 0 £824 18 IU-i
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 70, 22 July 1915, Page 5
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174New Zealand Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 70, 22 July 1915, Page 5
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