COLONIAL CASUALTIES.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.)
WELLINGTON, this clay,
The Premier has received a cablegram from Capetown asking him to inform Thomas McMillan, of Tokomairiro, that his son, Arthur McMillan, of the South African Light '.Horse, died of scarlet fever. No per«m of the name can, however, be found. The following1 casualties in the Seventb Contingent are reported:— Walter Miller (Hutt) and William Sutherford (Timaru) were slightly wounded at Eeindique on the 18th tost. LONDON, July 26. Sergeant-Major McGillivray, of South Australia, has been killed at iVankollensfontein. . !
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 167, 27 July 1901, Page 5
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