ROLL OF HONOUR.
NEW ZEALAND EXPEDITIONARY FORGE. CANTERBURY MILITARY DISTRICT. WELLINGTON, This Day. The following casualties wire ' reported : ' ' DIED OF WOUNDS. 1 Watkins, Private, Linwood, i ' DIED OF SICKNESS. s O'Biien, C. p., Sapper, (."ape Foulwind. i Mullan, T. J., Private, Westport. ' s WOUNDED. Clear, W., Trooper, Waimafe. Davie, G., Trooper, Geraldine. t Hoskin, ('. 1.,., Trooper, St. Andrews. I Ronald, J., Trooper, Nelson. Howper, F., Private, England. I Wounded, admitted to hospital— Wheeler, G. J., Corporal, Motukara. STILL DANGEROUSLY ILL. GOOD PROGRESS. » WELLINGTON, This Dav. J O'Biien, C. P., Private, Cape Foulwind. With Australian ' Forces. —Died ; no date or cause given— Turk, Charles, Private ( T. Turk, Blackball.
PRIVATE J. MULLAN News has just come to hand that Pri vate J. Mullan, reported dangerously ill last week, died on the 12th inst., in France. The deceased was a son-in-law of Mrs Thomas Franklin, of this town, and formerly of Brunner. He leaves a bright little fellow five years of age, his wife having died about three years ago. Private J. Mullan was a son of Mr R. Mullan, of Westport, for many years clerk of th 0 Buller County Council, and a very old resident of Westport. -
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Greymouth Evening Star, 22 July 1918, Page 2
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