DOMINION HEROES.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 137, 9 June 1917, Page 5

DOMINION HEROES.

THREE DEATHS REPORTED. SIX PRISONERS OF WAR. TWENTY-TWO SEEN WOUNDED. (By- TelcgraDh—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. Casualty list No. 591, issred by the Defence Department to-day. contains the names of three men who have made the final sacrifice, six who are prisoners of war, and 22 'who are wounded. The list is ac follows: — KILLED IN ACTION. Previously reported missing, believed killed, now declared by Court of Inquiry killed in action: — CHAMMEN, A., Rifle Brigade, Sept. 15. Died of wounds: — PEAKE, W. (CORP.), Canterbury Infantry, June 1. FRIEL, E., Otago Infantry, June 2. PRISONER OF WAR. Previously reported missing, now reported by Central Prisoners of War Committee prisoners of war in Germany: AUCKLAND INFANTRY. BRADLEY, G. E. CRAWFORD. J. J. D. DOYLE. P. P. (LANCE-CORP.). EAITHFULL, N. LYNCH, R. OXLEY, H. *

WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. Field Artillery, May 29:— BETHUNE, J. (SERGT.* HART, R. H. KEEYS, L. KIRK, A. R. WITTXER, H. (CORP.) YOULE, F. May 30: — MacALISTER. A. WILLIAMSON, A. A. Canterbury Infantry, May 27:— Cochrane", c. May 28;— PIERCE, J. May 29: — PRICE, V. B. Otago Infantry. May 30:— PEARCE, R. E." (LANCE-CORP.). May 31st: — WRAY. W. G. (MAJOR). BOW-MAN. R. BRINSON, E. COOPER. R. W. W, SCOTT, J. A. SLATER, F. D. P. Rifle Brigade, May 22:— PADDISON, S. W.

WOUNDED ACCIDENTALLY. I Cyclist Corps, May 17: — | CLARK WALKER, G. (SEC.LIEUT.). ! Pioneer Battalion: — JASPERS, T. J. May 26: — McCarthy, w. w. Cyclist Corps (rejoined unit): — DRUCE, A.