KILLED BY ACCIDENT.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16657, 29 September 1917, Page 7

KILLED BY ACCIDENT.

NEW ZEALANDERS BURIED. NAMES AND NEXT OF KIN. Australian and N.Z. Cablo Association. (Reed. 0 p.m.) LONDON, Sept. 27. The New Zealandors killed in the Devon railway disaster were buried this afternoon in the corporation cemetery at Egg Buckland, outside Plymouth. Anglican, Catholic, and Presbyterian services were read. The funeral was attended by a party of New Zealanders and of garrison troops. The coffins were borne on> gun-carriages and motor ambulances. The graves are situated in the various denominational sections, but all are within a small radius. [BY TELEGRAPH.rRESS ASSOCIATION*.] WELLINGTON, Friday. The names of the New Zealand soldiers killed and injured in the Beer Ferrers railway accident are as follow, with next of kin :— Killed. Gillanders, William Mrs. M. A. Gillanders, Christchurch (w.) Jackson, J. S.— J. Jackson, Featherston Camp (f.) Judge, Joseph-Mrs. C. Judge, Lancashire (m.) Kirton, Chudleigh L.-B. Kirton, New Plymouth (f.) McKonna, K. V J. McKenna, Pahiatua. Mcßryde, B. A. W.— T. H. Mertiner, Dunedin. Warden, John-Mrs. S. Warden, County Antrim (m.) Greaves, W. Mrs. C. Greaves, Woodvilla (m.) West, 8— F. H. Sampson, Sentry Hill. Died in Hospital. Trussell, W. J.-Mrs. C. Trussell, Wanganui East (m.) Admitted to Hospital. Barnes, James R.— Mrs. G. N. Barnes, Gisborno (w.) ; Galley, N.— W. McDonald. Southland.