DOMINION HEROES.

Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 52, 1 March 1919, Page 6

DOMINION HEROES.

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. The following casualty list was issued by the Defence Department last night-— KILLED IN ACTION. Previously reported missing, now declared by Court of Inquiry killed in action: JONES, VICTOR; A., A.I. — Mrs I. I\ Jones, Wellington (w). DIED IN NEW ZEALAND. TEASDALE. GEORGE A.. M.H. Feb. 22— Mrs W. Teasdale, Te Kami (w.l. Advice has been received by Base Records, Wellington, that Rifleman Oscar Needham, a discharged soldier, died at the King George V. Orthopaedic Hospital on Kebrucry 19, the certified cause of death being cereliro-spiiral meningitis. Deceased was 20 years of age and single, bis next-of-kin being his father. William 55ass Needbam, Great Malvern, England. A LATER LIST. SIX DEATHS REPORTED. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. An additional list of Sen- Zealand casualties was issued to-dny as follows: — DIED OF SICKNESS. ICHINNERY BROWN, DOUGLAS, Machine Gun Corps. February 'JO—Mrs E. Chinnery Brown, Ma'nukau Road, Parnell hv.l. CACGHEY, WILLIAM HENRY, Artillery. February IS —A. C. Oaugher, MurdocK Street, Mt. Albert (b.). MITCHELL, WILFRED WM. JAMES, Artillery. February 16— J. Mitche'l, Drinimintoran. Shannon (f.). CHAMBERS. HARRY, L.-Cpl., Rifle Brigade. February 19—M. A. Chambers, Canada (m.l. COLLOGAN MATIIEW, Rifle Brigade, February 24— J. Coilogan. Wayinoutu (b.). DIED OF SICKNESS IN NEW ZEALAND. CHAPMAN. GEO., Auckland lnfantrr. February 2u—Mrs E. Chapman, Otabuliu (in.). KILLED IN ACTION. Previously reported missing, now declared by Court of Inquiry killed in action: — GERALD, GEORGE. Auckland Infantry, October I—A. L. Gerald. VVinton (b.).