SOLDIERS' DEATHS

Featherston Military Camp reports that the following soldiers died from broncho-pneumonia as . under,: —

85786 Pte. J. H. Barter, A Coy., 40th Reinforcements (Mrs. J. H. Barter, 13, Abberley-road, St. Albans, Christchureh); 10.10 a.m., 24th November' 85698 Pte, H. M'Nab, A Coy., 46th Beinforcementa (Mrs. M. Quinlan, Eangitata South, Canterbury); 3.40 p.m., 24th November 57699 Sgt. M. E. Williams, 47th' N.Z.F.A. (Mrs. C. Williams, Donaldsrd., Eeatherston); 2.5 p.m., 22nd Nov. 66797 Dvr. C. C. Moore (Mrs. F. Moore, Buckeridge's-paddock, FeatherstoJi); 12.20 p.m., 22nd November 77739 Gnr. J. A. Sinclair, age 34, 49th N.Z.F.A. (Mrs. J. Sinclair, Bata^st., Hataitai); 4 a.m., 23rd November 35522 Sgt. A. H. Smith, age 22, single (Mrs. Smith, 31, Union-street, Auckland) ; 21st November

Advice has been received from Chrietchurch that 4/2084 Spr C. H. Frandsen, an undischarged soldier, died at Christchurch on 21st November, 1918. Deceased was 24 years of age and single, next-of-kin being Mrs. S. J. Frandsen, 13, Johnston-street, Sydenham. . Advice has been received from Auckland that 64361 W. M. Rogers di«d at the Technical School Temporary Hospital on the 12th November; cause of death influenza and pneumonia. Next-of-kin is Mrs. Kogers (wife), Bradford-street, Parnell, Auckland.