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VESSELS ON THE WAY. By Telegraph—Press Association. Wellington, July 10. Advice has been received that the Port Hacking, returning with draft 275, left England on July 4 for Lytteltdn, wh«6 she is due about August 24. She has 835 troops on boardA wireless message state* that the lugoma, returning with draft 262, will reach Wellington at daylight on July 15. THE HOSPITAL SHIP" MARAMA. The hospital ship Marama, with 602 returning troops on board is due at Auckland tin July 17. The following JLaranaki men are on board; J. E. Cameron, New Plymouth; Sergt. G. A Carter, S.tratford; Sergt. W. C. Chapfflan, Waitara; Corporal C. N. Crane, New Plymouth; Sergt. G. Crocker, Hawera; A. Davidson, Okaiawa; C.Q.M.S F Dewhirst, Eltham; H. W. S. Hamilton,' New Plymouth; P. F. Hayes, Hawera; C. Lander, New Plymouth; S. G. S. tiovell, Inglewdod; H. W. Shirley, Oaonui; fi. Smith, New Plymouth; W Smith, M.M., Eltham; D. J. Tempero! Midhirgt; A. E. Weller, New Plymouth.
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Taranaki Daily News, 11 July 1919, Page 5
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164BACK FROM THE WAR. Taranaki Daily News, 11 July 1919, Page 5
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