A cablegram received by Mr W. T. Jennings, M.P. for, Taumarunni, from' the War Office, states that Lieutenant H. W. Jennings, K.F.A., was admitted j \uublin Castle Hospital, slightly wounded, on October 4Ui. Among recent casualties at the Dardanelles have been reported the names of G. 0. Morgan, J. Geddes and E. J. Daniell, all prominent members of the Maranaui Surf Club. Mr Harold Beauchamp received cable advice yesterday tnat nis only son,’ •j. .-.oie 11 . Beauchamp, of the Bth Battalion, South Lancashire Ke„iment, was accidentally tilled in Flam .> xuursaajr. Prior to leaving for London about last Christmas the deceased : was in the employ of W. MBannatyne and Co., Ltd-, Wellington, tie was an old Wellington CpLeg toy ad also attended the Waitati High School. Lieutenant Beauchamp was a . -,c or ..c.uugton, and twenty-one years of age. He was exceedingly popular. and great sympathy is expressed with his relatives. The Maranui Surf Club is feeling the effects of the war. So many difficulties are met with on this account that the work of the club is being seriously hampered.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XL, Issue 9173, 13 October 1915, Page 3
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