THE MAHENO.

Taranaki Daily News, 21 December 1915, Page 3

THE MAHENO.

AT AUCKLAND NEXT WEEK. TARANAKI MEN RETURNING. Siek and wounded are returning to New Zealand by the hospital ship Maheno, which is due in Auckland on New Year's Eve. Altogther there are 318 sick and wounded on board. In most eases the rank has been deleted from the list for the reason that it is known to the Defence authorities that a number of those on the vessel have risen in rank. The following are the Taranaki men returning by the Maheno: Harper, James Davidson, company manager (Mrs. P. G. Budd, Stratford). Flynn, John Patrick, carpentei (Ellen Flynn, Te Wera, mother. Allen, Clarence Valentine, lav clerk (J. J. Allen, Eltham). Gedge, Arthur James, laborer (Mrs. Eliza Gedge, Ariel Street, Stratford, mother). Hodges, John Ernest, farmer (James Hodges, Ngatoro, Inglewood, father). Hutton, Arthur, telegraphist (T. Hutton, father, Lake Road, Hawera). Rickard, Richard, laborer (Air. D. Cooper, c/o Mrs. Hamblyn, Bell Block, New Plymouth).. Sage, Frank Johnson, sailmaker (G. C. Sage, Hawera). Tempero, Henry, clerk (A. T. Tempero, father, Midhirst, Taranaki). Ketehingham, Arthur Laslett, farmer (Mrs. Ketehingham, Kaliotu, Taranaki). Lepper, John, farmer (Mr. J. W. Lepper, Omata P. 0., New Plymouth. Petersen, Charles, carpenter (Mr. R. Petersen, Mountain Road, Inglewood). Crann, Samr?!, butcher (H. Crann, Devon Street, New Plymouth). Corporal Ford, Leonard Harold, storeman (Harold Ford, New Plymouth).