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KILLED IN ACTION, 38. j I OTHER DEATHS NUMBER 22. TOTAL OF 218 MEN WOUNDED. A casualty list.issued last night contains the names of 38 men killed in action, of 20 who have died of wounds, and of two who have died of sickness. The wounded total 218 men, of whom 67 have been admitted to hospital. Details: — AUCKLAND DISTRICT. KILLED IN ACTION. RIFLE BRIGADE. Armstrong, Percy T., Sept. 9—Mrs. E. J. Armstrong, Morningside. Wylie, Walter H. ( Sept. 9—W. Wylie, Claudelands. Windram, George, Sept. 12—Mrs. M. E. Windram, Whangarei (w.). OTHER UNITS. Stewart, John S., A.1., previously reported missing, Aug. 24—Mrs. J. Stewart, Grafton Rd. (m.). Clark, George 0. L., A.1., Sept. 13—Mrs. M. C. Clark, Epsom (m.). DIED OF WOUNDS. RIFLE BRIGADE. Cam, William, Sept. 10—Miss E. Cam, Papakura (s.).

Conyngham, John, Sept. 10— J. Conyngham, Crummer Rd. (f.). Keith, James 6., Sept. 12— E. Bunker, Devonport. *" OTHER UNITS. Fruin, Franklin G., Entrench. Batt., Sept. 16Mrs. F. Hare, Waiuku (s.). Costar, Reginald E., A.1., Sept. 13—Mrs. S. Costar, Karaka (m.). Browne. Archibald H. M., A.1., Sept. 14 —Mrs. G. Browne, Dominion Rd. (m.) Robson, James (L.-Opl.), W. 1., Sept. 17— Mrs. Mi J. Robson, Owhango (m.). DIED OF SICKNESS. Hepworth, William 0., A.M.R., Sept. 21 —J. Hepworth, England (f.). NOW REPORTED NOT WOUNDED. FAIRWEATHER, Walter R., A.L—Mrs, Fairweather, Northcote. O'BRIEN, Francis T. L., R.8.-A. O'Briop, Putika Bay (f.). REPORTED WOUNDED. AUCKLAND INFANTRY, September 13:— BELL, W. S.-J. Bell, Woodleigh (b.). CAMERON, Abater J—Mrs. M. Cameron, Waipu (m-). CARTWRIGHT, George— V. Frear, Hamilton. t CHARD, Albert H.-C. Chard, Avonda!« ({.). DONAHOE. Jack P.-Mrs. A. Donahoe, Ramarama (m.)FENTON. Oliver G. (Set.)—T. G. Fenton,

Matata (£.). , _ , r FULLER . SANDYS, Sydney R.-Mrs. Hewitt. London (a.). _ , GRIGG, James 1.-Mrs. H. Gngg, Whit-

ford (m.). HAMBLYN. William T. (L.-Cpl.)-Mr». ,S. A. Hamblyn, Arapohue. HANSEN, George C. (Sgt.)— Hansen, Purerua (m.). HTJGGETT. Clive M— Husgett, Great South Road (f.). McLENNAN, Robert C.-Mrs. S. C. McLennan. Whangarei (m.). . „ MORELAND, Edward—Mrs. N. Moreland, Grey Lynn (m.). TOMICH. Tony—G. Tomich. Whangarei (o.). WEBSTER, Arthur S. (Sgt.)— Webster, Mount Roskill (b.). WILLIAMS. Robert F.-E. 8. Williams, Eden Terrace (f.).

RIFLE BRIGADE. SMART. David G., Sep*, 17-Mrs. J. E. Smart. Te Kirl (w.)" SUTCLIFFE. Herbert H. A., Sept. B-Mrs. A. Stftcliffe,. Dominion Road (w.). September 9:— BELL, Arthur H—W. Bell, P&teraigi. BERWICK, George L.-Mrs. Lloyd, Te Kauwhata (a.). CUSSEN, Edward C.— Cussen, Hamilton East (m.). GAMBLE, Francis—S, Gamble, Mangatu. HARKNESS, Robert-Mrs. E. Harkness, HILL? 1 John W M.M. (L.-Cpl.)-Mrs. N. Allison, Morrinsville (a.). MacALISTER. Albert-Miss H. H. Loihau, Oparau. _ MUNYARD, Herbert A.-Mrs. K. A. Munyard, Parnell (m.). NORGATE, Norman (L.-Cpl.)— Norgate, Freeman's Bay (m-). PATTERSON, Edmund C.—Mrs. A, Patterson. Homo Bay (m). RADFORD, Roland— Roland, Tauwhare. COLLINS, Ernest L., Sept 10—Mrs. F. A. Collins, Mt. Eden Road (m.), McBURNEY. William J. (L.-Cnl.), Sept. 11 —T. Mcßurney, Waeranga ({.). September 12:— ARMSTRONG, Edward A.-W. J. Armstrong, Pararaka (f.). CORBOY, Frederick J.*-Mra. E. Corboy, Te Kowhai (m.). GRUNDY, Walter W—C. T. Grundy, Wait®, rimu (f.). _ HOWS, Frederick G. (L.-Cpl.)-G. Hows, Otoroti. j j LOPES, John F.— Lopes. Tairua (f.).

WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL

ARTILLERY.

BOND, 'William C. (Sgt.), Sept. 7—S. Bond, Govt. House ({.). ELLIOTT. Thomas H. V., Sept. 10-8. A. S. Elliott, Fonsonby (b.f. v HALL, Charles R., Sept. Ift—Mrs. N. Thomas, Tairua. , DAVIS, Charles 8., Sept. 11— F. B. Davis, Karangahake 11.1. McKINLAY, Walter 8., Sept. 11-W. R. McKinlay, Remuera ({.). RIFLE BRIGADE. September 8:— FITZGERALD, Patrick-Mrs. W. Geary, Ireland. PDXiHAU. Rudolph W. (L.-Cpl.)—Mrs. E. A. Pulham, Matakana (w.). PHILLIPS, Frank H.-Mrs. W. Phillips, Awakino Point September 9:— BAILLIE, Arthur D.— A. Bailli#, Otorohanga (m.). MAUNDER, Thomas Mrs. T. E. Maunder. K&whia. MILLER, Ingloby T.—Mrs. B. M. Stewart, To Awamutu (m.). QUALTROUGH, William E—Mrs. Qu&ltrough, Waikumete. ROSS, Record—Mrs. S. Ross, Remuera (m.). WORKER, Reginald—F. Worker, Wellsford. September 11:— CROWLEY, Lionel A.—E. Crowley, Tauranga ({.). JOHNSTON, William Mrs. W. Cummings. Dominion Road (a.).MATCHITT, Henry—Mrs. C. H. Matchitt, Opotiki (m.). MUIR, John J.—Mrs. N. Muir, Pokeno (m ) WILLIAMS. Herbort J.-Mrs. 1, C. Williams Opotiki (w.). OTHER UNITS. < TWIDLE, Bertie S., Engrs,, Sept. 11-Mrs. iwidle, Frankton Junction (m.). KID m • Angus W., Engrs.. Sept. 13-MVa. M. Kidd, England (w.). SLIGHT, REMAINING WITH UNIT. TORRENS, John J., R. 8., Sept. 10-T Torrens, Ponsonby ({.).

WELLINGTON DISTBICT.

KILLED IN ACTION. niFLB BRIGADE. September 9:— Ahkeong, Andrew— T. Bulled Meanee, ' Cameron, Ronald A. (L.-Opl.)-Mrs. E. Camefon, Kapohga (m ). Olayson, James W. ( M.M, (Sgt.)—Mrs. M. A. Polling, ijEketahtina. Davis, Frank L.-Mrs. M. T. Greaves, Gisborne. Smith, Sydney-Mrs. E. Smith, Wellington (m.). 6 September 12: —

Makeham, Charles E. (2nd Lieut.)— S. Makeham, Wellington (f.). Bowman, Henry F.-B. J. Bowman, Opunako (f.). Buck, Harry E.—Mrs. A. Holmes, England. Clementson, Claud E. (L.-Sgt,Mrs. E. Clementson, Wellington (m., Dally, Michael-Mrs. N. O'Rourke, Alicetown. Holdei, John C. (L.-Cpl.)-F. W. Holder. Ohuto (f.). Roach, Erie (Opl.)-G. F. Roach, IHastings (f ). Rodweli, Joseph A, (Sgt.)-Mrs. Rodwell, Wellington (m.). Shanahan, Lawrence-P, Shanahan, Lowgarth (f.).

OTHER UNITS. Moynihan, Denis (Gpl.), A.1., Sept 13Mrs. M. O'Brien, Pt. Ahuriri, i i

DIED OF WOUNDS.

RIFLE BRIGADE. McGill, William A., Sept. 10-Mrs. M. McGill, Otakeho (m.}. Lillian, John, Sept. 12—Lunan, Scotland. Brown, William J., Sept. 15-J. Ashwell, England. / Alberthsen, Bertram, Sept. 14— Alberthsen, Tututawa (f. OTHER UNITS. Colquhoun, Archibald D., Artlv., Sept. 12 —Mrs. M. J. Colquhoun, Petone (m.) DIED OF SICKNESS. . Grave, Howard 8., M.M. (2nd Lirat.), Artly., Sept. 19— Grave, New Plymouth (f.). REPORTED WOUNDED. SO UNIT SPECIFIED. CHAPMAN. William. Sept. 10-W. Chapman, Fordell (I.). September 11:— HAWKEN, Irwin 8.-T. O. Hawken, Ranga. HYNES, Jerome T.-Mrs. E. Hynes, Well-. ington (w.). „ _ _ KNAI Charles W.-Mrs. p. Knapp, Featherston mi.). , _ ... TWEEDIE, Albert-Mrs. J. Tweedie, Makotuku (w.). September 12: — JONES, Norman W. (2nd.-Lieut.)-Mrs. Jones, Wellington (m.). . NICHOLAS, Leonard It., M.M. (2nd.-Lieut.) —J. Nicholas, Woodville (!.)• BROOKE, Harod T. J.-Mra. E. Brooko, Utiku (m.). . •CAMPION, Shaun K.—Mrs. M. Campion,

l'araparaumu (m.). . , COBRIS, Thomas 11-Corns, Isle of Man. DEHL, Charles A. (L.-Cpl.)-C. C. Dehl, Rangiwahia (M. „ , , .. FITCHETT, Walt or P.-A. W. Fitchett, Wanganui (f.). „ _ ~ GOLDING, Reginald W—W. Golding, Makirikiri (f.l. m ir ~ _ HEAYNS. William H.-T. Heayns, Cheltenham (f.). _ , nHENNAH, Francis R.-Mrs. Hennah, Gis-

HARTLEY, James D. (L.-Cpl.)-A. Hartley, Lower Hutt (u.). ... KING, William— King, Liverpool (b.). LONDON, William A. S.-Mrs. H. E. London, Kimbolton.

AUCKLAND INFANTRY. September 13:— ARTHUR, Spencer C.-Mrs- H. Arthur, Cheltenham (m.l. „ „ ARUNDEL, Ralph V. (L.-Cpl.)-Mrs. E. Single, Frasertown (>■)■ _ COLLINSON, Samuel-S. Wallace, Hawera. CROSSLAND, John—J. E. Crossland. Ormondville (£.). _ _ _ .. _ GOODING, Walter E.-C. H. Gooding, Featherston (b.). _~ ~ _ _, . KELSALL. Aah ton (L.-Cpl.)—Mrs. R. Robinson, Paraparaumu (s.). RIFLE BRIGADE. MORICE, George W. (Lieut.), Sept. 12Mrs. G. Morice, Wellington (w.). GILMER, William J., Sept. 7-Mrs, S. E. Gilmer, Oaonui (m.). September 8: — ARTHUR, Henry C.-Mrs. E. Arthur, Wanganui (w.). „ _~ _ BOrr, Arthur Mrs. M. Bott, Dannevirko (m.). ~ w _ GASCOIGNE, Bertie-Mrs. M. Gascoigno, Ohutu (m.). , _ ti ii HARTLEY, Samuel (L.-Cpl.)-S. Hartley, Marton Junction ('■)•_, _ . JOHNSON, Richard H.-R. Johnson, Levin. September 9: — BAIN, Norman R. (L.-Cpl.)—Mrs. W. Bain, Wanganui (w.). BLANCHARD, Walter H.-Mrs. A. Blanchard, New Plymouth (m.). ELLIOT, Ernest 8- -S. Elliott, Onaeroa ((. .- GREER, Darcy 11.-Mrs. S. Greer. Palmerston North (ni.l. GREER, Stanley P.-Mrs. Greer, Datinevirko (w.). HAYES, Henry A, G.-Mrs. H. Hayes, Car-

torton (m.). „ , , , , _ , , . LIGHT, Herbort J—Mrs. J. Light. Hataitai. McCARTY James—J. McCarty, Auroa (£.). McKAIN, 'James F.-Mrs. E. McKain, Mohaka (m.). . , _ . MAHEK, John—M. Maher, Wellington (f ). MAHONEY, Joseph W.—R. Cornwall, Johnsonville. RICE, Wilfred V.-J. Rice, Wellington (f.). RUDD, Frank C. V— Rudd, Weraioa. SOAR, Charles— C. Soar, England (w.). WALKER, Harold J.-T. Walker, WhakaWA?SON, Alexander— Watson. Levin (m.) WILLING, Percy D.—. Willing, Bell Block. ALLEN, George H.—Miss L. Holmes, Masterton. , FRANCIS, George—Miss Francis, Poranga* hau (s.). „ m . GILLIES, Robert—Mrs. Gillies, Waimarama. HALL. George—Mrs. M. Hall, Stratford. HERIVELL, Richard— E. Herivell, Gisborne (m.). NICHOLLS, Alfred G.-Mrs. L Whyte, Lower Hutt. OAKLEY, Edward T.—M. Mclnroe, WelROUsl Arnold A.—ifrs. H, Radge, Hawera ROUSE, Arnold A.—Mrs. H. Radge, Hawora WESTON, Reginald E—Mrs. F. Weston, Giaborne (m.). September 10: —

CURTIS, James M, (2nd-Lieut.)—A. Curtis, ' New South Wales (f.l. SIMPSON, Arthur J.—Mrs. Simpson, Melbourne. CONNOR, George— Connor, Palmerston North <f.). MARCH, William J —Mrs. March, England. September 11:— ADLAM. Stephen—Mrs. E. Adlam, New Plymouth J w.). ANDREWS, Thos.— Andrews, Gisborne. AUSTIN, \Vilfrod H.-Mrs. 1 Austin, Makara (w.). BASTON. Edward—Mrs. Baston, Ireland. EVANS, William—F. Evans, England (f.). JOHNSTON, Robert D.— N. Johnston, Waverley (m.). O'LEARY, Daniel A.—T. P. O'Leary, Hunterville (f.). LEES. Alfred J. (L.-Cpl.)-Mri. E. Lees, Toko (m.). MACKENZIE. Donald-M. A. Mackenzie, Scotland (b.). THURSTON. Douglas M.— Thurston, Marton (I.). WILLIAMS, Gabriel Mrs. W. Williams, Levin (w.). FENTON, Edward, Aug. 81—Mrs, Fenton, England (m.).

OTHER UNITS, ATTFIELD, Noel C., W. 1., Sept. 11—P. J. Attfield, Awapuni. BROWN, Alexander A., Engrs., Sept. 11— Mrs. M. Brown, Dannevirke (m.). JACKSON, Albert W., Engrs., Sept. 11— R. Jackson, Masterton ((.). MORRIS, williara, 0.1., Sept. Mm. S Morris, England (in.). WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL ARTILLERY. MILNE, Georgo K., Sept. 6-P. Milne, Patca (f.). BULL, Chafles H., Sept. 7— T. Bull Gifborn© ({.). ' WAGHORNE, Herbert T., Sept. 7— Washorn (f.). ROBERTS, Laurence H., Sept. B—J F Roberts, Makirikiri fb.). EMBARKED FOR ENGLAND. WHYBOM, ol ,?. h ' A.1., Sept. 4—Mrs. K. Whybom, Wellington. CANTERBURY DISTRICT. KILLED IN ACTION. RIFLE BRIGADE. September 9:— Askew, William R.— F. E. Askew Riwaka (m.). ' Cooper Andrew V.-Mrs. S. Cooper, Sydnham (w.). Forbes, William R.-G. Forbes, England. September 12:— Abernethy, Thomas M.-C. Abernethy, fapanui (f.). J Borborough, Herbert R.-J. Burboroueh. Geraldine (f.). 6 ' Terras, Robert N.—C. Terras, A"hburton. OTHER UNITS. McGee, David, 0.1., previously reportd wounded, Aug. 26—Miss K. McGee, Christchurch (s.). DIED OF WOUNDS. RIFLE BRIGADE. Keetley, E. H., Sept. 10— T. E. Keetley, Kaiapoi (f.), Matthews, F N., Sept. 10-Mrs. G. Bennett, Ellesmere (m.). Wetheiall, R, G., a Sent. 13-Mrs. I. G. Wetherall, Christcnurch (w.). OTHER UNITS. Glbbs, D. 0., Entrench. Batt., Sept. 13— Mrs. J. Gibba, Wakefield (m.). Elliott, B, F., Entrench, Batt., previously reported missing, Aug. 29— A. A. Elliott, Timaru (w.). Johnson, G. A. (L.-Opl.), 0.1., Sept. ISC'. Johnson, Leeston (f.). REPORTED WOUNDED. AUCKLAND INFAHTRT. September 13:— DICKSON, M. S.—Mrs. D. Dickson, Timaru (m.). GRAVES, E.—Mrs. V, C- Graves, Nelson. IVORY, 6. F.-W. Ivory. Oxford (f.). , RIFLE BRIGADE. RICHARDS, G. L. K., Sept. —T. Richards, Ov«rdu» ({.) September 9:— CARBI&, C, W.— T. Scott, Waimats, JOHNSTON, Peter—Mrs. E. Johnston, Addlngtoi! (m,). LOOMEB. Robert— C. Loomes. Fairlie MAZE, John —Mrs. J. Maze, Temuka, MITCHELL, F.-Misa 0, L. 8, Mitchell ■ Christchurch (s.). RICKERLY, C. J.—J. Rickerly, Ladbroolc SOANES, P., Sept, 11— H. A. Sonne* St, Albans (f.).

WHITMORE, D. G., Sept. 11-Mra. J. Whitmore. Richmond (m.). September 12:—

REVINGTON, W. D. (2nd-Lieut.)-Mrs. Revington, Greymouth (w.). BASCAND, W. A.-C. M. Bascand, Christchurch (f.). „ „ CAMPBELL, J. G.—J. Campbell, Kingsdown (£.). _ , , COOK, E. J.—Mrs. F. Newman, England. GOULDS, \V.—Mrs. Goulds, Rakaia (m.). KIRKBY, F. V.-Mrs. E. Kirkby, Westport (m.). ... • MARSHALL, J.-D. McGarry. Islington PEARSON.' J. J.—Miss I. B. T. Ward, Christchurch. „ . ~ TRISCHLER. J. J. S.-Mrs. M- Tnschler l Blenheim (m.), WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL ARTILLERY. AYERS, C. A., Sept. 6-Mrs. S. Patterson, Westport (m.). „ „ ~ HOBBS, E. P., Sept. 7-Mrs. E. Hobbs, Westport (m.). _ ... , RADCLIFFE. C. E., Sept. 7-Mrs. T. itadcliffe, Lyttelton (w.). , McLEAN, T., Sept. 11— J. McLean. Rakaia. PRENDERGAST, P.. M.M.. Sept. 11— J. Prendergast, Aahburton (f.). RIFLE BRIGADE. " Sept. 9: — AGASSIZ, F. C—Mrs. G. D. Agassis, Sydenham (w. .) BROWN E— Brown, Hokitika (f.), CORBETT H.-Mrs, M. Corbett. M&yfield. EAGLESOME, C. A.-W. Eagleeome, Springbank ((.). HYNES, J. J.—W. Hynes, Studholma Juno. JOHNSTONE, W. A.-Mrs. M. Johnstone, Ruapuna (m.). MATERSON, S. G.-Mrs. Matterson, Christchurch (m.). MACDONALD, 8.. Sept. 10 . Cox, Sydenham. September 11: —

ADAMS, W. Mrs. R. B. R. Adams, St. Albans (w.). ' BROWN. W. J.—Mrs. A. R. McFarlane, Murcnison (m.). CRUMP, F. T.—R. McAllum, Hororata. EARLY, C. C.—J. Early, Greendale (f.). GILLESPIE, H.-J. Gillespie, Christchurch. MARTINI, J. F.—P. Martini, Goldsborough, MASON, H. A,—A. Maaon, Waimate ((.). TIERNEY, P. J.-Mrs. G. Gregg, Canvastown, WILSON, H. J.-J. Wilson, Fairfield (b.). OTHER UNITS. RYDER, C., Engrs., Sept, s.l—Mrs. J. Ryder, Tima.ru (w.). KERR, J. R.. 0.1., Sept. 7-Mrs. R. Kerr, Foxhill (m.).

OTAGO DISTRICT.

KILLED IN ACTION. RIFLE BRIGADE. September 12: — Wilson, John (2nd Lieut.)—J. Wilson, Dunedin. Eunson, Sydney Mrs. B. Eunson, Lome (m.). Flett, Alfred (Sgt.)-Mrs. F. Flett, Scotland (m.). Hallett, James 5.— Hallett, Waikouaiti Harlow, John L.—Mrs. E. M. Simpson, Dunedin (s.). Madden, John F. (Sgt.), Sept. 9—P. Madden, Island Block (f.). Milne, Robert F., Sept. Mrs. J. Milne, Mataura (m.). OTAOO INFANTRY. Previously reported wounded:— O'KeeJe, Thomas J. Aug. 24— M. O'Keefe, Makarewa (s.). August 26th: — Barry, John—Mrs. M. Barry, Dunedin. Roughan, John— E. ' Roughan, Lawrence (m.). Taylor, John—T. Taylor, Gore (f.). DIED OF WOUNDS. Gillman, Ernest J. (L.-Cpl.), R. 8., Sept. 11—Mrs. M. E. Gillman, Dunedin. Vernor, Joseph R., R. 8., Sept. 12— M. Vemor, Oamaru (m.). REPORTED WOUNDED.

AUCKLAND INJFANTRI. ( Septombor 13: — MoANELLY, Thomas—Mrs, M. McAnelly, Invercargill (m.). PHILLIPS, David—A. Phillips, Scotland (f.). PLATO, Charles—Mrs. J. Plato, Invercargill (m.). „ TREMAINE, Edward J.—Mrs. W. Tremaino, Goro (m.) RIFLE BRIGADE. September 9:— EDWARDS, Sydney H (Cpl.)—Mrs. E. J. Edwards, Cromwell (m.). HARRIS,, Christopher — Mrs. L. Harris, Dunedin (m.). _ . McINTOSfI, William (Cpl.)—J. B. Mcintosh, Milton If.). OLIVER, William T—Mrs. M. Oliver, Lawrence (m.). „ THOMPSON. William G.-Mrs. Thompson, Springburn (m.). - .* _ McLACHLAN, John C. (L.-Cpl.), Sept. 11Mrs. M. McLachlan, Owhaka (m.). RANKEN, Christopher H., Sept. 11—Mrs. M. Ranken, London (m September 12: BARLOW, Frank— Barlow, Invercargill. HAMLYN, William (Cpl)—H. Hamlyn, Southland (b.). HOLMES, John. H.—Mrs. M. Holmes, Dunedin (m.). '

WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL

ARTILLERY. September 7: — BROWNE, Charles H.-Mrs. L. Browne,

Dunedin (m )• ~ „ , DICK, James G.-J. Dick, Dunedin (f.). LINDSAY, lan C.— Lindsay, Drummond. THOMPSON, James A—A. Thompson, Pohakaka lb.). , w MACDONALD, Kenneth, Sept- 11-Mrs. B. Macdonald, Port Chalmers (m.). McMILLAN. Archibald. Sept. 11—A. McMillan, Waitahuna (f.)RIFLE BRIGADE. September 9:— i BARTJLEY, Albert — Mrs- M. Bartley, Oamaru (m ). COCKBURN. Frank—J. Cockburn. Clinton. FULLERTON. Alexander—A. Fullerton, Oamaru (f.). ... „ „ , GRAHAM. Peter-Miss E. Graham, Clinton (a.). _ LOGAN. John (Cpl.)—Col. R. Logan, Samoa It.). .. McCBAW. John H. A.—Mrs. A. McCraw, Dunedin (m.). . _ MACGIBBON. Stanley L. (Cpl.)-E. Macgibbon, Gore (f.). McNEAL, John—Miss R. McNeal, Oamaru. September 11:—

FENNESSY, Pearce—Mrs. I. Fennessy, Dunedin (m.). McCUNN, Ernest G.—Mrs. N, Campbell, Beaumont (m.). MONRO. David—G. Munro, Windsor. STEELE. Herbert—Mrs. .E. M. Steolo, Oamaru (w ).

QUARRYING AT MT. EDEN.

CARTAGE DAMAGES ROADS.

An offer of 150 yds of metal per annum was received from the City Council by the Mount Eden B6rough Council at its meeting last evening, as compensation for damage done.to the borough roads by the cartage of iiretal from the City Council's quarry. The Mayor, Mr. C. Hudson, said this was wholly inadequate, as 280 yds of metal was required to repair Normanby Road alone after the- City Council's carta had used it, while damage was also being dona to part of Mount Eden Road. ' The City Council was now endeavouring to secure a long lease of the quarry, ana ha thought the Mount Eden Borough should oppose this. He also mentioned that the quarrying operations were getting dangerously close to the line of Clifton Road. This road would in time carry heavy traffic, and if the encroachment were not stopped the formation of the roadway would bo rendered impossible. j Tho council authorised the Mayor to take legal advice as to what steps should be taken to secure adequate compensation for the damage already done, and, if necessary, to oppose the granting of a long lease of the quarry to the City Council. The engineer was also instructed to report as to whether the quarrying operations had encroached on the line of Clifton Road.