AUSTRALIA.
IN- MEMORY OF A HERO. Received Nov. 21, 3.5 p.m. Sydney, Nov. 21. The Governor-General, Sir R. C. MonroFerguson, unveiled at Darlington Hall a memorial tablet to Captain Shout, who won the Victoria Cross at Lone Pine. OVER 30,000 CASUALTIES. Sydney, Nov. 21. Total casualties: — Officers. —Dead 308, wounded 414, missing 17, sick 411, prisoners (i, nature tasualty unknown 31. Men.—Dead 5425, wounded 13,244, missing 1-t'ul, sick !)f»27, prisoners 47, nature casualty unknown 23!). The dead include n chaplain and a nurse, and the wounded include two chaplains. Grand total, 31,637. IN THE CASUALTY LIST Sydney, Nov. 21. The 115 th list includes the following New Zealandcrs:—Wounded, in hospital at London: Private J. Wilson. Disembarked at Malta: Sapper L. Sale!;, Privates W. E. Knowles and E. \V. Russell. At Ileliopolis: Private I!. Osborne. In hospital in London, previously reported ill and wounded: Privates L. C. Wood, H. F. Young'. B. E. Culpan. At Birmingham: Private J. Dawe. Embarked for England: Lance-Corporal R. W. Deck, Privates P. Tait and C. L, Mollard.
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Taranaki Daily News, 22 November 1915, Page 5
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