New Zealand
TWO WEEKS' REGISTRATIONS. United Paws Association. , Wellington, January 17. The following are the percentages of men who registered in each military district last week, compared with the previous week, and the quotas required, based on National Register figures : Week ending January B.—Auckland 25.14, Wellington 48.18, Canterbury 16.26, Otago 10.42. Week ended January 15.—Auckland 25.51. Wellington 11.81, Canterbury 17.40, Otago 12.28. I Quota National Register.—Auckland 27,0, Wellington 33.5, Canterbury 23.2, Otago 16.0.
CASUALTIES. Canterbury Mounted. Killed in Action: Trooper D. Orman Field Artillery. Died of paratyphoid at N.Z. Hospital. Alexandria: Gunner Collie Canterbury Battalion. Died of Pneumonia: Private Hardy Otago Battalion. Died at Dunedin Hospital: Private. Bra'ithwaite Killed in Action: Private James Died of fractured skull, at 2nd Australian General Hospital, Cairo, result of tram accident: "Private Randall Riflo Brigade. Slightly wounded, still doing duty: Private Thompson j
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIV, Issue 36, 18 January 1916, Page 8
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