IN OVERSEAS FORCES

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 218, 3 June 1918, Page 6

IN OVERSEAS FORCES

The following casualties to ex-New Zealanders serving in overseas forces were reported on Saturday:— IMPERIAL FORCES. Killed in Action. Ellison, Ij. G. (E. Ellison, Southland. April 5). Wounded, Admitted Hospital. Will, Capt. G. W. (IT. Will, Dunedin). Pronounced Out. of Danger. Dobson, V.' (M. Dobson, Waihi). Seriously 111. Bell, W. H. (H. J. Sell, 18 Helen Street, Brooklyn, Wellington, w.). AUSTRALIAN FORCES. Killed In Action. Chapman, R. (T. J. Chapman, Wellington. May 14). Lockwood, F. (Mrs. Lockwood, Beckenliam, m. May 15). Died. Beattie, S. M. (T. Craddock, Pt. Chalmers). Wounded. < Bell, H. (T. Bell, Auckland, f.). Chamberlain, B. (W. Chamberlain, Auckland, b.). lionr. T,.n D l. O. (M. Lear, Dunedin, ni.). M'Carlhy, N. (O. M'Carthy, Auckland, sis.). ' Dangorously 111 from Wounds. Fletcher, J. (I. Fletcher, Palmorston, sis.). Kemoved from Dangerously 111 List. Smith. W. (M. Smith, 25 Salek Street, Kilbirnlc). Removed from Seriously 111 List. , Worncs, A. (J. Wornes, Auckland). Severe' Cases, Aspinall, B. (W. J'. Aspinall, Temuka). Gonsidiuc, A. (Miss Considinc, Auclt., sis.). Mairs, fi. (A. Mairs, Westport). _ Howe W. (E. Nicholls, Otahuhu, sis.). Fte-l'F (A. Steel, Ohristchurch, f.). Stokes F. L. (S. Stokes, Ohristchurch, m.). Watson, J. (J. Watson, Ohristchurch). Not Sovere Cases. Grainger. G. (K. Grainger, Ohristchurch, in.) Progressing Favourably. Herding, A. (C. Harding, Gisborne). M'Pherr.on. J. (A. M'Pherson, Auckland, f.). Progressing Unsatisfactorily. Philips, L. (\T.- Phillips, Waikino, f.).