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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVII, Issue 4054, 10 May 1917, Page 6

'THE ROLL OF HONOUR. ♦ LAST NIGHT'S CASUALTY LIST. WELLINGTON, May 9. Reported Killed in Action. Private E. H. Alabaster. Reported Killed, Accidentally. Private T. L. Liddington. Died of Wounds. Rifleman P, Williams. Died of Sickness. Private J. McLean. Reported Wounded. Driver T. R. Davis, Private E. F. Coxhead, Private E. L. Dyer, LanceCorporal A. N. McLeod, Private C. D. Connoll, Tom.-Corporal J. R. Clarke, Private W. J. Crawford, Private F. Goldsmith, Private W. J. Tonkin, The following reported accidentally wounded:— ■'■•• Private I. A. R. Kennedy, LanceCorporal J. W. McCullqch, Private J. Parsons. . The following ; reported slightly wounded, remaining with unit:—Se-cond-Lieutenant J. McKee, Private J. M. Gydo. LAST NIGHT'S HOSPITAL REPORT WELLINGTON, May 9. The following reported dangerously ill .-—Private C. N. Clark, Rifleman H. Degaris, Private W. J. Laing, Bombardier A. M. Leadley, Trooper C. E. McDonald. The following reported removed from dangerously ill list:—Sapper E. Elder. The following ropoited seriously ill. —Driver E. B. Euck, Sapper H. McLaughlan, Corporal P. Raino, Rifleman R. G. Richardson, Private H. W. Awatai. The following reported removed from seriously ill list.—Private G. S. Jennings, Sapper M. Metcalfe, Rifleman S. E. Robinson.

: The following reported as severe cases.—Private T. Clarke, Sapper J. Robb, Private E. D. Whittle. The following reported as not severe cases:—Lieut. A. Hamilton,, Lieutenant C. L. Nicholls, Private D. ED. Adair, Private E. Adams, Private A. Adlam, Sapper A. W. Ashley, C.S.M. J. Bennett, C.S.M. J. S. Berry, C.S.M. W. H. Bbylett, Corporal R. ; Burnett, Rifleman T. Cairns, Rifleman ;H. Chote, Rifleman J. Cochrane, Private T. Collard, Private A. H. Dupen, Private W. Foster, Private G. M. Guy, Private G. Jensen, Private J. T. K. Johnston©, Private J. McClintock, Rifleman J. McDonald, Private S. McIvor, Private J. C. McKay, Sapper L. Mellor, Riflemin A. L. Morrison, Private T. f McLoughlin, Sergt. H. L. Pearse, Sapper J. Porteous, Private R. Powell, Private D. D. Sanders, Private F. Scrint, Private P. H. Skjoth, Rifleman G. J. D. Spillane, Private J. Tonkin, Lance-Corporal T. Torbet, Private J. W. Street, Private E. S. Tuck, Private M. Weire, Rifleman „E. Wiggins, Private A. ,J. Wood. .

A STITCH IN TIME.

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