AUSTRALIA.
PLAIN TALK. • KED FOR PESSIMISM. Melbourne, Nov. 1. Mr. Pearce, in a speech at Brighton, said there was no need for pessimism because of the enemy's temporary success here or there. Tt was no time to talk about abandoning Gallipoli or losing hope, but they should send more men, munitions, and money, with every confidence in the brains of those directing tlie military str&t6gy.
AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES. Sydney, Nov. 1. The 102 nd and 103 rd lists are as follow:—Killed in action, "20; died oi wounds, two officers and 21 men; died of illness, one officer and 10 men; wounded, six officers and 165 men, including Private T. A. Jame9; ill, 37, officers and 310 men, including Sergeant •T. B. Stephenson; in hospital. Sapper V. G. AVhiteman, Driver D. Melvin (at Reading), Private T. Williams (at lleliopolis), Privates M. Neville and C. -I. Brown (at Malta); missing, one officer and five men, including Corporal A. E. Wilson (believed to have been drowned); prisoners of war, three men; previously reported ill or wounded, now in hospital at Cardiff, Sergeant ,S. I!. Lythgo ami Private P. Wilson; in London, Privates X. L. Croft and J. 11. Liddle; at Rending, Private White; at Heliouao, Private M, L. Graham,
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Taranaki Daily News, 2 November 1915, Page 5
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