DOMINION HEROES.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 228, 24 September 1918, Page 2

DOMINION HEROES.

FOUR DEATHS REPORTED. ONE MAN MISSING. £IGHT MEN WOITNDED. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. The following casualty list was circulated to-day:— KILLED IN ACTION. AUCKLAND INKA.NTKY.. iIATTIIKWB, UANIEL ML'IiKAY, Sept. 13 —T. Matthews, Watson Street, ilurcbleon, Aiisiralia (f.). UIKLK BRIGADE. " RIOIUUS. ALKXANUIiU, Sept. D—Mrs % Morris, N.S.VV. (w.). 6 |c DIED OF WOUNDS. a AUOIvLAND MOUNTED RIFLES. L NOWLANU. WILLLVM, Sgt., Sept. 22— A. J" Nuwluud, VVtmkalane. ' OTAUO INFANTRY. " KEEVBK, UUAULES UKRBERT, CpL, Sept. IS—C. A. Reeves, Vli-loria ID. v MISSING, BELIEVED DROWNED. v ARTUjLJCRV. I KINSEV. ARTHUK ERNEST, Sept. 18— W. t li. Tuck. Provincial Hotel, WangauuL I REPORTED WOUNDED. OTAGO INKANTKY. McCAUKEN, JOHN KItANCIS, Acgust 28— T. Uevon Stret-t, Wathi (b.). VVBLLINOTON INFANTKT. UIBB, aOHKRT MORRIS STKWAKT, f)Kt-. Aug. ao— J. L. tilbb, Otunau (£.). RIKLK ItKKiAUG. GIBBONS, EDWARD, Sept. GtUboni, N. Sydney. CORRECTION. repiirted wouuded, now reported not wouuded :— ENTRENCHING BATTALION. \ HOGAN, EDWARD JOSEPH—Miss Hogan. i I'aluierstou North is.). | WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO ) HOSPITAL. ! ARTILLERY. ( LORD, FKKDKUICK THOMAS, Sept. 4— , Mrs M. A. Lord, care 1C J. Lord. Hope- I vilie, N.B.W. (m.). ENGINKERS. ' WARD. JAMKS, Sept T. Ward, ' Waiigarata, Vit-toria (b.). I IIIKLE BRIGADK ' September ih— FRYER, THOMAS ROBIN—W. J. E. Fryer, Carterton (f.) . HlGlibON, WALTER «TD.\EY, CLAKEN'CE—Mrs T. Higgsoa, Greytown (id.). BEYERS, ALFRED OTTO, Sept. B—Mrs P. Beyers, Ureyuiouth.