DOMINIONS PAR.
THE EIGHTHS BOUGH WEATHER AT SEA ■ By Telegraph—Press Association. Wellington, Last Night. A cablegram which has reached the Government states that the transports conveying the Eighth Reinforcements encountered very had weather after leaving New Zealand, but the conditions are now improving, and the men are getting their sea legs and recovering from seasickness. There is no illness on board. DEATH OF LIEUT.-COIONEL STEWART. , Wellington, l'csteraay. A Dunndin telegram says that cabfe advice has been received of the death, at Lomnos, from dysentery, of Lieut.Colonel Stewart, of Crookston, a brother of the member for Dunedin West. Deceased was in charge of the Canterbury Mounted Rifles, and was on the'transport Southland when that vessel vat torpedoed.
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Taranaki Daily News, 1 December 1915, Page 5
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