AUSTRALIA.

Taranaki Daily News, 27 September 1915, Page 6

AUSTRALIA.

MANUFACTURE OF MUNITIONS. Sydney, September 2!i, The Society of Chemical Industries and a munitions sub-committee ij undertaking researches with the object of making Australia independent of outside supplies of high explosives. INTERNMENT OF ALIENS. Sydney, September 25 The Aati-Alien League is petitioning the Federal and State Parliaments requesting the internment of all enemy aliens a or naturalised. THE RED CROSS. Sydney, Seplumbt-r 25. Mr. '• Vv. Thornton, secretary of the Mo'ujit Httfgsn Company, formerly a prcidiw.ee accountant in New Zealand, hsj bcf-it appointed secretary of the coTiimviU*! of ten business men wlo will iirccerrl to Egypt to udmm'strr the funds. Two hundred men olfered their services. \U CASUALTIES, Svdi;sy, Septats-bor 25, 1 Following is the eighty-second casualty list:— Killed in action, 18 men; uieil of wounda, one ofV.eer and foui men; died in hospital at Constantinople, one man; wounded, two officers and 184 men, including Lance-Corporal J. T. Moore; ill, 18 ofliccrs and 157 men, including Gunner J. A. Urquhart and Driver S. H. Cruicfcshank; in hospital at Alexandria, Private R. E. Kirkwood and Driver R. L. Taylor; missing, or.e officer and one sman; returned to duty, previous!}- reported wounded, Private G. Gie?le>\