CANTERBURY DISTRICT.

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KILLED in action. Reported killed in New Zealand e_» Harris, T. A. (J. Birffl, ±*apanui, f.), Sept 27Ul DIED. OF WOUNDS. Reported died of New Zealand Engineers. Smallholme, G. H. (F. Smallholme, Soddenville, £.), Oct. 2nd DIED. OF SICKNESS. Reported died 6! eicknoea:—_ Canterbury Mounted Rifles. Withers, T. W. (Mia Withers, Soutbbridg®), WOUNDED, Reported Artillery. Heeeltine, J. C. (Mre Heseltme, Ashbortom, CMperfj^L? Cooper, Cheviot f.), Sept. Temple ton, R. J. ». (J. Templeton, Ashbur. (i&a Smith, Blonheim, m.), Sept. 27th' „ . Canterbury Regiment. Fisher, R. (Mra Fisher, Sydenham, w.), Sept. 27th Robb, G. W., Cpl. (Mrs J. Robb, Cuat, m.> Wella, A. F. (G. Wells, Beefton f.) Reported wounded, admitted to hospital:— Auckland Regiment. Gillespie, A. E. L. (J. Gillespie Christchurch. £.), Sept. 30th . Hay D., L.-CpL (Mm Hay, Riccarton, m.) Reported slightly wounded, remaining with units New Zealand Artillery. Sutherland, R. W. (Miea Sutherland, Tim&rn, e.), Sept. 25th

OTAGO DISTRICT. KILLED IN ACTION. Reported killed in action:— • New Zealand Artillery. •MytfrftTiTia, F. (Mis A. McKenzi®, Dimedin, m.), Sept. 27th DIED OF WOUNDS. Reported died of wounds:— > Otago Regiment. \ Hay, 3. B. 8., Lieut. (Mib Hay, Invcrcargill, m.), Sept. 29th WOUNDED. Beported wounded: — Canterbury Regiment. Can, H. J. (Mis Carr, Milburn, m.), Sfet. 26 th Beported wounded, admitted to hospital:— New Zealand Artilleix. < Fraer, A. H. (Mib Fraer. Dunedin), Sept. 28th. Gillespie E. B. (J. Gillespie, Palmereton) Smith, A. 3. (E. S. Smith, Oamoru, f.) Smith JA. C. (lire Smith, Dunedin) Baird' J F., CpL (C, iiaird, Bavensbodme, f.), 'Sept. 30th Auckland Begiment. Kearney, E. J. (Mrs Kearney, Dnrcdin), Sept. Wellington Regiment. J. (F. McMenamin, Qamaru, b.), Oct, Ist - HOSPITAL REPORT, CANTEKBUBY. MILITARY DISTRICT. Seriously 111. Dalley, J. J. A. (Oxford). Still Seriously EL Kelliher, A. (GeraJdine); King, W. E. (North Lobura). " Removed from Seriously HI List. Cairns, S. A. (idcbnztonj; Wfttiess, B. (Orari). Severe Cases. Dalzell, L. E. (Hawarden);' Lankow, P. J. (Tuamarina); McGoverin, T. P. (Dazfield). Not Beported as Severe Cases. Beck, J. H. WJ Lient. (Linwood); Brown, W. S, Lieut. (Timaxu); Tombs, H. G., Lieut. (Christchurch); Allen, F. C. (Linwood); Allan, J. (Charleston); Bolt, F. F., Cpl. (New Brighton); Carver, L. B. (Gcraldine); Conlbeck, W. (Waimaie); Creba. W. 0. (Waimate); Dickson, R. (Motueka); Ebaa, E. K» (Nelson); Jamicson, . D. (Dromon); Gillespie, A. E. L. (Chrietchttrch); Goodman, C. (Lyttelton); Haase, H. Iu (Nelson); MoCausland, S, 3. (Linwood); Mario, E. H. S. (Ti'marn); Murphy, H. (Timaru); Stanton, J. B. L. (Motueka); Stewart, W. A. (Papanui); Temple ton, B, J. (Ashburton); Tomlin-

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