AUSTRALIAN FORCES.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17788, 13 May 1918, Page 5

AUSTRALIAN FORCES.

KILLED IN ACTION. CAMPBELL, J., regimental sergeant-major (Mrs M. Spencer, Albany, m.) —Apr. 18. WILSON, G. (W. Wilson, Dunedin, I.) —Apr re_ MISSING, BELIEVED DEAD. REED, —., lieutenant (Mrs M. Reed, Wellington, \v.) —Apr. 23. DIED OF WOUNDS. TREWBY. P.. (P. Trowby, Oco)-Apr. 19. SIBALD, 11. E. (Mrs L. Sibalcl, Sumner, m.) —Apr. 25. GILES, C. (W. Giles, Hawera, f.)-Apr. 27. WOUNDED. ALLSOP, A. (Mrs S.. Allsop, G.P.0., Wellington. m.). FLETCHER, J. (Mrs I. Fletcher, Palmerston North, s.). M’CARTHY, C. (Mrs M. M’Carthy, Dunedin, m.). M’LANDRESS, A. (Miss E. M’Landress, Miramar, s.). WHITNEY, J. (J. Whitney, Bluff). HOSPITAL REPORT. " Dangerously ill—Smith, W. (Mrs M. Smith, Kilbirnie, m.); Swanston, N. (P. Swanston, Rotorua). _ _ , Seriously ill—Paterson, 11. (Mrs L. Paterlon, Westport, m.). Progressing favourably—Home,_ I’., lieutenant (Mrs S. Horno, Whangaroi). Not severe oasos—Adams, 8., sergeant (Mrs M. Adams, Gore); Little. F, (F. Little, Eltharn); M’Dad-o, D. (Mrß M. M’Dado, Christchuren) i Martin, A. (A. Martin, Hawke’s Bay, i* ■ " ' ' * -