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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17533, 17 July 1917, Page 6

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ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED MEN. MOUNTED INFANTRY FROM EGYPT. A Press Association telegram reports tho arrival of a transport with seventy-five wounded men and invalids from Egypt, practically all of whom had served in the light at Gaza with the Mounted Infantry. Most of tho men have been wounded, there being only a few cases of sickness. Tho general health of the men is good. Tho cot cases aro three in number, Corporal J. Blair (Westport), Trooper W. J. Jolly (Auckland) and Trooper V. M'Carthy * (Dunedin), the last-named having pneumonia and also a, bullet wound in tho ankle. Captain R. B. P. Monson (Westport), invalided home, is the doctor in charge. .Most of the men belong to the North Island. CANTERBURY SOLDIERS. The following is a list of the Canterbury soldiers on tho vessel: — Captain It. B. P. Monson, surgeon (Mrs M. J. Monson, Westport). A. F. W. Bray (Mrs D. J. Bray, Southampton Street, Sydenham). R W. Anderson (Mrs W. H. Anderson, Box 8, Fairlio). L. Atkinson (Mrs M. J. Atkinson, 503, Madras Street, Christchurch). G. Blair (Adam Blair, sen., Otira Line, Greyinouth). F. J. Cameron- (Mr T. M. Cameron,

Pleasant Point). P. J. Condon (Mrs K. Condon, Rangiora). C. A. Corder (Mrs F. Corder, Wortley, Waka Sub., Nelson). H. H. Hor.ton (Mrs Emily F. Horton,

Aimitanga, Rai Valley, Nelson). H. H. Keats (Mrs A.'Keats, 61, Regent Street, Woolston, Christchurch). 1). J. M'Callum (Mrs Margarot M'Callum. Cafe, Now Brighton). \V. M'Gillvray (Mrs B. Ewen, Ashbur-

iton). A. Patterson (M.athew Patterson, Pic-

ton). H. 0. Fearless (Mrs Pearless, Wake-

field. Nelson). J. P. Teape (W. H. Teape. 28, MilJ Road. Spreydon, Christchurch). R. J. Waldie (Mrs R,. Waldie, Waihao Downs, Timaru). - L. Woodham (George Woodham, Belgrove, Nelson).