RETURNING NEW ZEALANDERS.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.)
WELLINGTON, this day.
The Premier is advised that the steamer Victoria left Capetown yesterday with the following New Zealanders aboard:—Private Theodore Casey, First Contingent, Auckland; J. Townsend, First Contingent, Waikouiti;_ L. Home, Second Contingent, Blenheim; J. A. Borlase, Hotchkiss Battery, Port Chalmers; R. Browne, Second Contingent, Hororata; G. C. Derrett, Third Contingent, Hororata; E. C. Evans, Third Contingent, Orari; George J. Anderson, Third Contingent, Ruanui Station; F. Bird, Third, Westport; D. IT. Spain. Fourth, Central Otago; A. J. Baker, Fourth, Wellington; G. R. Wilkinson, Fourth, Auckland; M. Crean, Fourth, New Plymouth; W. R. Gibson, Fourth Opitonui, Auckland; A. Dixon, Fifth, Gore; N. H. Bodmin, Fifth, Wellington; Quarter-master Sei-geant W. H. °Reeves, Fifth, Belfast; Private Harold Thomson, Fifth, Rangitikei; T. Andrews, Fifth, Ashburtori; J. IT. Liggins, Fifth, Tokomaru; and Moyes, not in the oflicial list.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 46, 23 February 1901, Page 5
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