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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 110, 9 May 1918, Page 6

DOMINION HEROES. 86 KILLED IN ACTION. SIXTEEN OTHER DEATHS. TOTAL OF 132 WOUNDED. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Wednesday. A casualty list, issued to-night, contains the names of 86 men killed in action, two who have died of sickness, one who has died from an unknown cause, and 11 who have died of wounds. The wounded men total 132, of whom 53 have been admitted to hospital. Details: — AUCKLAND MILITARY DISTRICT KILLED IN ACTION. RIFLE BRIGADE. McNRIL. ARCHIBALD, April 20—Mrs A. Jameson, Coromandel. SllAlill', 'HERBERT, April 21—Mrs 0. Sharp, Auckland (w). [Previously reported missing, Oct. 12:— CRULLER, HENRY A. B.—Mrs W. Cruller, Kaeo un-j. LESLIE, JOHN G.—Mrs McKeown, Kaeo. SHELL, AMBROSE G.—Mrs A. Cooper, KiDgslaud. TYRIE, ALEXANDER— J. Tyrie, Scotland (b.) WALKER, CHARLES, L.-Cpl.—F. Hood, Mangere. October 15— AUTRIDGE, CHARLES—Mrs M. Autridge, Thames tin.). BRIDGE, WILLIAM H.—Mrs Bridge, Mt. Edeu (in.). MONKMAN, ALFRED. CpL, M.M.—H. Munkmun. Hamilton East (f.). PALMER, KOHERT—Mrs M. Palmer Ireland. ROGERS, GORDON G.—<3lrs A. Rogers, Maungnturoto (in.). VIEIRA, MANLEI—M. Vieira, Thames (f.). OTHER UNITS. DICKESON, COLIN A., T.-Capt., M.C., Cyrllstu, April Mrs L. E. Dickeson, Sydney. MOIR, OORDOX. Artly., April 18—D. Molr, Coromaudel (C). ARMIGER, IIOIIERT M. W., Cpl., Artly., April 20 —-Mrs L. Armiger, Symonds Street (w.). REVEI.L. MARMADUKE, C.1., April 14 O. Revell, Nguruawahla (f.). BRAMLEY, H. A.. C.1., April 28—Mrs A. Hramley, Claremont Street (w.l, MrSWICENEY, HBRNARD, 0.1., April 22— Mrs M. McSweeney, Auckland (w.). GOLD, ALBERT. Cyclists, April 25-^J. Gold, People's 'I'alaee (f.). WALKER, EKIC T., A.1., previously reported wounded. March 30 —L. M. Wulker, Tauranga (f.). REASONABLE TO SUPPOSE KILIED. POSHA. ANTON, U. 8.. previously reported mis.slnK, Oct. 12— F. Armstrong, Whangare!. DIED OF WOUNDS. WARD, FRANK, W. 1., April IT—T. Ward Wnlhl (f.). SMKED. KDMUND. R. 8., April 13—T 'Snieed. Tuakau (f.). WILLIAMS, HENRI" R.. Cyclists, April 27 —Mrs E. Williams, Tapu (m.). NOW REPORTED NOT WOUNDED. COATES, JOSEPH G., M.C., Capt., A.1., previously reported wounded accidentally.—Mrs J. Coates, Dargavllle (w.). KEPOETED WOUNDED. ARTILLERY. COWDERY. CLARENCE W., Cpl., April 18 K. Cowdery, Port Melbourne (m.). MOORE. HECTOR J., April IS—F. MooreAuckland ([.). LEONARDO, CLAUDE F., April Leonardo, Manawaru (f.). BCTLER, IPEJICY, AprU 2S—Mrs A. BuUer, ■Heme Bay tm.). SCOIT. WILLIAM, April 24—Mrs W. Scott, Klngsland tin.;. CANTERBURY INFANTRY.

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