NAVAL CASUALTIES.
DARDANELLES LOSSES.
Wellington, June 18.
The High Commissioner reports the following naval losses in the Dardanelles Men, killed, 15 j wounded, 67.
MEN IN HOSPITAL. CONVALESCENT CAMP. The following are in the convalescent camp at Helouan, Cairo: — Auckland Infantry Battalion. J. C. Brown. H. W. Pain. J. H. Cook. T. W. Albiston. E. A. Eaele. T. L. Todd. E. A. Bollard. L. G. Hill. Wellington Infantry Battalion. Thomas E. Reynolds.R. Reid. B. Palmer. R. J. Jenkins. R. F. Chapman. J. Potter. P. Wood. N. Bell. D. L. Smith. W. A. Perry. A. Gardner. Gunner C. L. Pauling, Field Artillery; R. W. Napier, New Zealand Medical Corps; and Trooper C. A. McQuarrie, Otago Mounted Rifles, are also in the convalescent camp at Helouan. The following are in No. 1 General Hospital, Cairo: —
Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Cpl. J. R. Sullivan. C. H. Il'ton. L. J. N. Fowke. A. S. Dick. R. E. Fairbrother. W. S. Ithill, A. M. Kyle.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15948, 19 June 1915, Page 8
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