AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13698, 31 May 1915, Page 6

AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES

(Received May 31, 2.35 p.m.) SYDNEY, May 27.' The following is the Dardanelles list of casualties : — *KJLED IN ACTION. Lieutenant^ VVaieliiuu and Hamilton, Sergeants H. C, iSnn.th, Miiconnaclne, Mackenzie, Taylor, Williams, LanceCorporals Walker, Dunsden, Stuart. Sage, aud Haaris, Corporals Bond a«d Croker^, Privates Wood, Atlelt Johnson. J. Sutton, Harvey, Croll, Preston, Hill, Adams, Polkingborne Wilson, Kond, G. H» Smith, Hutchinson; Mills, Carter, Ellison, Reynolds, Moss, Tibbs, Moorehead., Waldi-on, Weir, Mortabet, CoiJeland, Coleinan, Carrand, Findlay, Green, Greenaway, Graham Mackie McClelland, ■VVtest,. Watkins, Williams Cullen, Anderson, Scott, Byrne, Coffin, Miles. Storey, Perkius, Stephens, j.llen, A. D. Brown, Feildinff, Stdlivan. Bavbuiy. Wenlness, Se well, Rogers. ( Widdon, A. J. .Smith, *O. Brown, Lawrie, Farnaham, Nowman. DIED OF WOUNDS. * Captains Wilson, Wilson, <md Hiil, Lieuts, ' Napier and Miller, Sergts. Cavili and Hamilton, Lance-Corporals Nail and Williams, Privates Horlins, Dyer, Duffy. Combe, Reynolds, Lee, J. W. Robinsoiu S.- A. Smith, C. Cutton, Camp, Bennetts, Phillippson, Millon, Clarke, Mailen, Cooko, Hartigan, Adair. WOUNDED. Lieuts. Edmonds, Collen and Lloyd, aria/ 109 non-commissioned officers and men. '. MISSING. Lieut. Robertson and 52 non-commis-sioned officers and men^ ! ' Lieut. Hodgson, reported '< to havf died, is now reported to hjave been wounded.