DOMINION HEROES

Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 173, 22 July 1918, Page 2

DOMINION HEROES

1 t SEVEN DEATHS REPORTED. ONE MAN WOUNDED. (Ey Telegraph—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. A casualty list circulated to-day contains the names of one man who died, of • wounds, six died of sickness, and one wounded. Details are as follow:— * KILLED IN ACTION Previously reported missing, now de- ; dared by Court of Inquiry killed in j • I action:— I AUCKLAND MOt-'NTEDS. COATES. WILLIAM HENRY. Lient., July '*!, I!)l7— Mrs E. K. Coates, Kuaturu, Matakobe, Kaipara (ni.). ; DIED OF WOTTNDS. CANTERBURY INFANTRY. WATKINS, KDWAHD. .luly 13—Mrs IS. Watkins, Linwooil iw.i. DIED OF SICKNESS. ENGINEERS. O'BRIEN, rLF.TCS PATRICK. July Mrs K. O'Bricu. Cape I'ouiwind (in.). . ENTRENCHING BATTALION. MULLAN. THOMAS JAMES, July —H. : V. Muilan, Westport (f.). OTAGO INFANTRY. STOTJO, ANDREW HAMILTON". July 16—: Mrs G. R. !?tobu, Invercargill. rifle brigade. KKARSE. RERTIK ERNEST, July 16— T. F, Kearse, Wellington (f.j. ARMY PAY DEPARTMENT. LANG. THOMAS JOHN, Lieut., July IS— T. Lang, Melbourne. MEDICAL CORPS. DI-NTAN. WILLIAM MUNRO. Lient., j July is—(l. Duncan, Petone (f.). REPORTED WOUNDED AUCKLAND INFANTRY. RYDER, HUBERT MILKS STANLEY Second Llont., July 8-Mrs M. E. Ryder, i i .<>. Mannkau. AUSTRALIAN FORCES. ! I KILLED IN ACTION. : DRY, GEORGE. June IM— v. Dry, Diincdin. • REPORTED DIED. ' ; No date srivon:— TURK, CHARLES—T. Turk. Blackball. CORRECTION. Previously reported .lied of sickness, now reported not dead, still with unit:— Ul chu^h.°' 1:UBV (Statr Nurso) - Chrlst - REPORTED WOUNDED ' No date given:— ™|«M. K. P., Lieut... nnnwlln. MAtKAI, JL»AMKL_D. Mackay, Auckland. ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. I RYAN, JOHN F., Bgt., Christcburch.