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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17218, 22 January 1918, Page 5

CASUALTIES AT THE FROM' NEW ZEALAND FIGURES. The Hon. Sir James Allen (Minister of Defence) states that the total casualties (officers and men) of the New Zealand Expeditionary Forces to the latest available date are 39,560, and that the deaths exceed 11,000. Details aro as follow: — Other Officers. ranks. Total. Dead 486 10,596 11,031 Missing ... 9 217 226 Wounded ... 1,115 27,025 28,140 Prisoners ... 5 109 114 Totals ... 1,614 37,946 _ 39,560 THE AUSTRALIAN LIST. Tho total number of casualties to members of the Australian Forces is now 225,874 (says the Argns of January 8). Tho details of wounded and sick are the actual totals reported by cable; other classifications represent the net totals after corrections on later advices have been made. Tho aggregate of 225,874 is mado up as follows: — Deceased 41.3F6 Missing 1,756 Prisoners of war ; 3,023 Wounded 113,925 Sick .. 65.572 Unspecified casualties ... 212 We have received £10 10s from Messrs Fenwick Bros, for tho Y.M.C.A. Red Cross Fund. In our list of awards to tho New Zealand Forces it was announced that the Military Medal had been awarded to Private E. A. Mills. It should have read: Private E. A. Millis, 9/1209. A DRAPERY SALE OF EXCEPTIONAL IMPORTANCE Will Open To-morrow, at 9 am., at MOLLISONS. THROUGHOUT THE STORE ALL GOODS HAVE BEEN HEAVILY REDUCED IN PRICE. In spite of tho enormously increased cost of imported goods, MOLLISONS' SALE rates are in nearly every instance below present day wholesale prices. With this morning's 'limes (City and Suburban edition) wo issue a 12-page Salo Catalogue, giving full particulars of the bargains under offer. Mollisons' Sales aro always popular; this season's will bo no exception. The display of bargains in the windows and show rooms is well worth a visit. See ilium-Dated display from Bto 9.30 to-night.

MQLTJSONS' SALE Operas at 9 a.m. To-morrow. —Advt