RUSSIAN BATTLESHIP DAMAGED.

Evening Star, Issue 16263, 4 November 1916, Page 6

RUSSIAN BATTLESHIP DAMAGED.

Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. STOCKHOLM, November 3. It is reported that the Russian battleship Sevastopol has been damaged by a mine. [The Sevastopol is a new battleship of 23,000 tons, carrying 12 12-in, 16 4.7 in, and 8 smaller guns.] WITH THE AUSTRALIANS. SYDNEY, November 4. fßeceived November 4, at 1.50 p.m.) The names of the following New Zealanders appear in casualty list No. 240: Killed in Action, Previously Reported Missing.—Lance-corporal T. C. Wilson, Privates H. Young, E. R. Gabites, F. J. Thompson, R. L. Mathieson,, W. Westropp, J. R. Cameron. Died of .\Vounds. —Lance-corporal J. C. Cameron. WITH THE IMPERIAL FORCES. [Per United Puess Association.] WELLINGTON, November 4. The following casualties to New Zealanders serving with the Imperial Forces are reported :—Second Sco'ts Guards : Killed in action, September 25, C. J. Heverley (Mr Heverley, Waikawa road, Picton).' First East' Riding Brigade : Killed in action, October 23, Captain Edward Boulnois (Mr A. Boulnois, Aylesbury, Canterbury). Private Donald M'Kenzie, missing since September 27/ is a. Scotsman by birth, and came out to the Dominion just over three years ago Ho was farming in tho Limestone Plains district when "he enlisted in the Fifth. While in Scotland Private M'Kenzie, wtio _ was wmmded on Ga-lli-poli and a train in France, was -i member of the Gordon Highlander Volunteers. One brother (wounded) went with the Seventh, another is with tho Canadians, and another (also wounded) in serving with the Gordons.