DOMINION'S PART.
TOTAL CASUALTIES. By Telegraph.—Press Association. ' Wellington, Last Night. A return issued by the Defence Department to-day shows that up to and including lists published on January 17 the total number of casualties reported in connection with the New Zealand expeditionary forces was 8156, made up as follows:
THE ULIMAROA TAKEN FOR TRAX-SPORT PURPOSES. Wellington, Yesterday. The steamer, Ulimaroa lias been taken over by the Government for transport purposes. The Minister for 'Defence to-day explained that the necessities of the war compelled the Government to find more transports for troops, and every possible solution of the problem had been thought out. They could not take more liners, owing to the necessity for finding transport for thr frozen meat and wool which was reqst- " »t Home.
Officers Men Total Killed in action 07 1052 1119 Died of wounds 23 527 550 Died of disease 0 271 2S0 Died, cause unknown 0 2 Drowned 10 22 ,12 Missing 21 «3i 655 Prisoners of war — 22 22 Wounded 215 5281 5496 Totals 345 7S11 8150
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Taranaki Daily News, 19 January 1916, Page 5
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173DOMINION'S PART. Taranaki Daily News, 19 January 1916, Page 5
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