CASUALTIES.
(Pib Pbisb Association.) WELLINGTON, Oct. 29. The following are reported wounded: Pvt. A S. Marott. Pvt. \V. Rhyland, Sergt. K. M. Rapley, Pvt. .1. A. Wenboni, Pvt. M. Allen. Wounded, admitted to hospital: Pvt. i . B. Hall, Corpl. W. Mottram. Slightly wounded, remaining with unit: Pvt. 11. Blacklow, Pvt. J. 11. Jones.
The casualty list issued on Saturday includes the following:—Died of wounds: Pvt. J. Cairns (J. R. Jack, Palrnerston North). Wounded: L.-Corp. F. Chartens (G. Chartcris, Dannevirke, f), Rflm. F. E. Dear (Mrs S. E. Dear. Rongotea m). Tnn hospital lints report. Pvt. R. F. Murav (Otaki) as dangerously ill; Pvt. P. Apet (Feilding), Pvt. W. A. Carter (Manawatu), Pvt T. Geange, Pvt. R. B. Humphrey (Pahiatua), and Pvt. C. V. Lingard (Kimbolton), as removed from the seriously ill list. Pvts. C. S. Allawav (Shannon). F. J. Best; (Dannevirke). L. Christcnsen (Feilding). J. B D'Ath (Manawatu). P. 0. Haggarty (Feilding), and E. S. Lund (Palmerston North), as reported as not severe eases.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 10119, 29 October 1917, Page 5
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