DOMINION HEROES.
FOUR DEATHS REPORTED. TWO MEN WOUNDED. I ONE PRISONER .OF WAR. i •• (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. The following casualty list was circulated to-day:— ACCIDENTALLY KILLED. RIFLE BRIGADE. HILL. SAMUEL DOUTHITT, June 30— F. Hill, Newcastle, Kentucky, U.S.A. (f.) REPORTED WOUNDED. WELLINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES. ( MOORE, FRANCIS JAMES GEORGE, Second-Lieut., July 13— F. I. Moore, Manunui (f.). DIED OF WOUNDS. WELLINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES. , WALSH, BRIO CHARLES ALEXANDER, July 13—Mrs. E. Hooks, Taumarunui (m) DIED OF SICKNESS. WIRELESS SIGNAL SQUADRON. BRUCE. WM., CHAS., July Mrs. I. H. Brace, Wanganui (w.). WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. RIFLE BRIGADE. GIBSON, CECIL PHILLIP, July s—Mrs. A. H. Gibson, Christchurch (m.). DIED OF WOUNDS IN NEW ZEALAND. OTAGO INFANTRY. FITZSIMMONS, THOS. GEO., July 13— G. Fitzsimmpns, Oamarn (f.). PRISONER AND WOUNDED. Officially reported prisoner of war In Germany and woundea.— ENTRENCHING BATTALION. CONLET. WM. GEO. WAITANGI— Conley, Dipton (f.). HOSPITAL REPORT. Removed From Seriously 111 List.—H. L. Lloyd, Ponsonby. Not Severe Cases.— A. Miller, Ponsonby: M. W. Mooney, Auckland; T. Shaw, Auckland.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 168, 16 July 1918, Page 2
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