BACK FROM SAMOA.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 70, 23 March 1915, Page 2

BACK FROM SAMOA.

JHE-RETURNED- AUCKLANDERS. , if. ■ (By Telegraph.—Press -Association.) WELLINGTON, this day.' The Aucklanders who returned from Samoa yesterday were as follows:— * Captain Neely" ■ - • Lieutenants Bowring, J. K. Jamieson, and E. G. Stewart (Whangarei). -. Sergeants Carr, Aicken, ADgus, and Nicholas.

Corporals Nicholas, Leary, Ohlson, Hardwicke; Deboiirbel, Wiseman, and Metealf.

• Buglers Harris and Longdill. Privates Aitken, Abbott, Brown, J. Brown, E. B. Brown, E. L. S. Bestie, I Black, Blakey, Conolin, Cameron, Boler 'Crawford, Oonin, Clark, Corden, Clarke, Cox, Diver, IJ.oherty, Emirali, Faulkner, Fletcher, Gallagher, G-iffiney, Griffith, Gawn, Hardeastle, Hay, Haslett, Hardley, Harvey (Taumarunui), 'Howlett, Hartley, Hallett, Ingram, Kent, Mas--sicks, M clones, MeGovern, Maekey, tNichokon, ; Norman, Peek, Peenn UThamoe), Eyan,"Robinson, Reisop, Jtob- ■ ertson, Ross, Scott, Sine!, Slattery, SufccHffe, Tong, Tate, Thompson, F. W. Smith, Swinburne, Spencer, Tiekner, V enables, Veale (Cambridge), Viberg, Williams (Whangarei), Wynyard (Whitford), Brydon (Dargaville), Ballantyne (Tauranga), Rowlands (Te Kuiti).

Signal Company,—Sergeants Lacey and Pountney. Corporals Steele, McFarJand, and Duthie-...Privatea Aquires, ' Baker, Beet, Carr, Clark, Dove, Erson, Gilmore, Gleeson, Seddon, Stevens, Stunner, Tonks, and White.