Mrs. E. Cummins, of Clmstclrarch, has been, advised that her son, Rifleman E. M. Cummins, was admitted to the Wal-ton-on-Thames Hospital on 11th February, suffering from Myalgia.. Before leaving for the front, Bifleman "Ted" Cummins was a keen hockey enthusiast, »md had represented Canterbury on several occasions on both North and South Island tours. Ho was also a member of tho South Christchurch Tennis Club. For some monthb past he had been engaged as a bomber in Belgium. This is the first occasion upon which ho has been, incapacitated since going into camp. Bifleman Cummins -was a member of the mechanical staff of the Sun before eu, listing. ■ ■
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Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 45, 21 February 1918, Page 7
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