NEW. ZEALAND CASUALTIES.
ONE MAN RILLED AND
FOUR WOUjNDED.
LONDON, June 20.
Private J. M. Cutler (?) was killed, Private D. Maeauley severely wounded, and Private J. H. Templeton slightlywounded at Hemilfontein. Jesse W. Smith was slightly wounded at Reitfontein. All belonged to the New Zealand Motinteds. .
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.)
1 . WELLINGTON, Thursday. ( The Premier has been advised that during jeceni fighting by the Seventh Contingent, Sergti Comes (? Conn) was killed, and Privates Maeauley, . Templeton and Hulme (Wellingtdn) - . were wounded.
In the official list of the Seventh Contingent there is a Private Comes, belonging1 t6 Te Aroha, and a Sergt. Conn, belonging to Otago. Maeauley and Templeton also belong to that province. Hulme's name does not appeir on the list. Smith belongs to iWeHinjjtori, ' ,
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 146, 21 June 1901, Page 5
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