AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15932, 1 June 1915, Page 8

AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES.

TWENTY-SEVEI'TH LIST.

SEVENTY XILLED «N ACTION.' Sydney, May 31. The 27th list of Australian casualties at the Dardanelles is as follows :— Killed in Action: Lieutenants Warehara and Hamilton; Sergeants H. C. Smith, Maconnachie, Mackenzie, Taylor, awl Williams; LanceCorporals Wa'kf.r, Stuart, Sage, Dunsden, and Harris; Corporals Band and Croaker; Privates Wood, Adelt, Johnson, Croll, J. Sutton, Harvey, Preston, Hill, Adams, Polkingborne, Wilson, Rond, Hutchinson, G. H. Smith, Mills, Carter, Ellison, Reynolds, Moss, Tibbs, Moorehead, Waldron, Weir, Wortabe, Cope'and, Coleman, Carrand, Findlay, Green, Greenaway, West, Graham, Mackie, McClelland, Watkins, Williams, Callen, Anderson, Scott, Miles, Byrne, Coffitt, Storey, Perkins, Stephens, Ellen, A. D. Brown, Feilding, Sullivan, Widdon, Wemyss, Swell, Rogers, A. J. Smith, Barbury, 0. Brown, Lawrie, Farnham, and Nowman. Died of Wounds: Captains Wilson and Hill; Lieutenants Napier and Miller; Sergeants' Cavill and Hamilton ; Lance-Corporals Nail and Williams; Privates Horlins, Dyer, Diufy, Combe, Reynolds, Lee, J. W. Robinson, S. A. Smith, C. Cutton, Camp, Bennetts, Phillipson, Millon, Clarke, Cooke, Mazlen, Hartigan, Adair. Wounded: Lieutenants Edmonds, Collen, Lloyd, and 109 non-commis-sioned officers and men. Missing: Lieutenant Robertson and 52 non-commissioned officers and men. Lieutenant Hodgson, reported to have died, is now reported wounded.