DOMINSON HEROES.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 74, 27 March 1918, Page 6

DOMINSON HEROES.

SIX DEATHS REPORTED. THIRTEEN MEN WOUNDED. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) - : WELLINGTON, this day. Casualty list No. 816 was circulated today as follows:— DIED IN NEW ZEALAND. ARTILLERY. MARTIN, S., March 10. KXLIJED IN ACTION, RIFLE BRIGADE. WTAXI, S. .1., Second Lieut., March 18. Previously reported missing, now reported killed In action:— CANTERBURY IXFAXTRY. BOSS, S. M., October 12, 1017. DIED OF WOUNDS. RIFLE BRIGADE. HAWKE, E. A., March 15. GADD. G.. March 15. i>IED OF SICKNESS. WELLINGTON INFANTRY. , CLAPHAM. H. C, March 10. • j ,_ , REPORTED WOUNDED. AUCKLAND INFANTRY. DON. A. J. S., March T—Mrs K. V. L. Don, care Mrs McDonald, WvnyatU Street, Mount Eden. RIFLE BRIGADE. ATKINSON, J. C, March 13. March 14— McRAE, A. STEVKNSOK, W. ' - ' VEALE, J. WALKER, C. R., March 14. , BBGG, O. J., Second Lieut, March'ls. WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO • HOSPITAL. WELLINGTON INFANTRY. CAMPBELL, A. W., March 15. BARRETT, M. P., Marcn 13. RIFLE BRIGADE. NOBLE, E., March 13— J. W. NobU, ETen- . ley, Reuiuera (f.). s .■:■:. RYAN, J., March Iβ—Mrs E. Ball. 17, Montague Street. Newton. AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES, V MUNRO, D., Major. March 23. ARTILLERY, GODDARD, A. F.. March 12. CORRECTION. . Previously reported wounded accidentally, now reported Injured accidentally:— tally:— WELLINGTON IXFAXTRY. ADAMS, W., March 6.