NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 25 May 1915, Page 5

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES

THIRTY-THIRD LIST

WELLINGTON, May 24. The thirty-third casualty list of New Zealanders at the Dardanelles was issued this evening as follows: — KILLED IN ACTION. N.Z. Engineers (9th inst.) Sapper. Alfred Allen. DIED OF WOUNDS. Auckland Battalion (21st insf.) Priv. Albert Mclndoe. Otago Battalion (18th inst.) Lance-Corpl. John Homer Booth. Priv. Christopher Rae Terapleman. Battalion (9th inst.) Priv. Charles Henry Dorsett. WOUNDED AND MISSING. Canterbury Battalion. Lieut. Clifford Clapcott Barclay. WOUNDED. Auckland Battalion. Priv. Ernest Gordon Gosper.. Priv. James Munro. Priv. Joseph Donald Painton. Priv. Walter Richard Westaway. Priv. Wilfred Henry Ross. ■ Priv. George Tuaine. Otago Battalion. Priv. William Henry Barkley. Priv. Thomas Arthur O'Brien. Priv. Herbert John Reid. Wellington Battalion. Priv. George ■Selwyn Baker. Priv. Walter Nicholls. • Priv. Arthur Pike. Priv, Cyril Rawling Reed. Priv. Alfred Scrivens. Priv. Alexander Carmichael Taylor.

BISSETT. Bugler Geo, Fi-ancis MeG gfo? 10/304); born at Normanby Taranaki, 1894; joiner. Next-of-kin Mr A. Bissett, Derby street, Feilding (father), who was formerly {Sergeant of Police at Hawera. Killed April 27.

SMITH* Pte Jas. _Wm. (No. 10/1037) ; born at Hokitika, 1880; surveyor's assistant. Next-of-kin, Mr Walter bonth, Regent street, Hawera (brother). Jxiiied Aiay 2. It was previdusy stated that Private J, >V. bmith had been in the employment of Messrs Borthwick. of Waitara/ but he never lived in Waitara. He was with a Government survey party in Poverty Bay when he enlisted. His brother, Mr W. Smith, of Regent street desires us to make this correction as the relatives of the J. W b«uth r of Waitara, may be anxious about nim.