BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL MEWS.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 14 October 1914, Page 7

BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL MEWS.

HOSPITAL FOR REFUGEES

ENORMOUS PRUSSIAN LOSSES

&N ORDNANCE' CORPS' EXPLOIT

*^|pii_—PEESS ASSOCIATION—COPYEIGHT.

; ; : (Received Oct., 14, 1.30 p.m.) .fejjjV- LONDON, Oct? 13. yl^Tbe Misses Maunder and Tinker, of iNew York, have organised a hospital >of sixty beds at Ostend for refugee Belgian women, children and wounded, with Miss Ortiston, of New Zealand, ; -as doctor. -. '■'

;. AMSTERDAM, Oct. 13. p . According to German. casualty lists

$he .Prussian -kisses- alone are 211,000 X'Y j PARIS, Oct. 13

Ax*. 'Reports state that some forts along' %he line of the. Scheldt are still resist- ' .ing. .General Guise, the Governor, is ,;in command of one. ■ Five motor lorries of the British ordinance corps were recently cut off, but ''the men escaped after destroying the _■■ One. hid in a wood and >£he Germans finding the vehicles con?^ined*tn6 animunition, departed. The ?,*6&ldier got a motor going and towed the toother four "into camp.