AUSTRALIA.
STEEL AND IRON FOR BRITAIN. Melbourne, Dec. 11. The Government lias offered Britain half the Australian output of steel and iron for munitions. CASUALTIES Sydney, Dee. 11. Lists 24S and 249 contain the names of the following New'Zealanders:— Killed in action: Private J. M. Cornwell. , Died of wounds: Lieutenant H. McD. Campbell. ' Wounded: Lieutenants R. D. Doughty and F. B. Kay, Private H. Eraser. Ill: Lance : Corporal T. B. Wells, Privates J. Grover and J. J. Murney. Prisoner of wot: Private V, H. Wood. Returned to duty: Sapper E. A. Lamcrton, (Private 0. T. Ollivcr. GREEK CONSUL 'RESIGNS. Perth, Dec. 12. The Greek Consul has resigned in consequence of recent Happenings in Europe.
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Taranaki Daily News, 13 December 1916, Page 5
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114AUSTRALIA. Taranaki Daily News, 13 December 1916, Page 5
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