AUSTRALIAN LIST.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 14047, 18 July 1916, Page 3

AUSTRALIAN LIST.

(Received July 18, 9.10 fktnS SYDNEY,- Juljhlß. List No. 185 contains the .following New Zealanders with next-of-kin m New Zealand:— Died of illness m QueeiislandjJE.ieut. C. Heinry. .....*■' --- Wounded: Privates Si Steelfe^aMd D. Tolomie. , .;,, « ? <.i>_«Returned to Duty: Q.M.S. E. P. Titchener-, Privates W. Campbell'-tend A. W. Reed. ;;„, (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) LONDON, July 17. Captain Charlea Campbell A 3^ay, of the Manchesters. a Dunedinite* Captain Richard Mullins, ot the York and J_ancasters; and Lieut. George Massey, of the Field Artillery, all New. Zealanders, have been killed m action. "-•• *■ ■ - 1- % '. (Special to the Herald.) . ' - CHRISTCHURCH,- tha «-"&»y. Lieut. S. G. Bowron, wounaecQHs a son of George Bowron, of Bowron Bros., the well-known leather merc-hants.-" Private advice states that he has lost his right, eye, but his remaining eye is sound and his other wounds not. serious. He left with the sth Reinforcements. -Lieut. A. F. Garmody (killed)' left with the Bth Reinforcements. He held a responsible position on the staff- -of the New Zealand Farmers' Co-operative As sociation, He was a single man, 35 years of age. He belonged to Liverpool, England. He held a commission m the senior cadets, and was a keen rifle-shot! Private Allan Telford Dougherty, reported Avounded, is a son of*~Mr D. Dougherty, of Cambourne roadr Edendale. Auckland, a former manager *o£ the Union' Steam Ship Company at Gisborne. Captain R. N. Morpeth, Avho- has been wounded, took part m the landing on the Galhpoli PeriinsuLa, last-year, and was Avounded. His name was included m one . of the first casualty lists issued m connection Avith that campaign. He Avas invalided home, and returned to the front some months a-jo, having been pro. moted from the rank of lieutenant to that of captain. Captain Motpeth is a son d! Mi- H. D. Morpeth, town clerk of . Waihi, and is 24 years of age. Prior to his departure on active service, he was engaged as a teller m the Bank of New Zealand, Thames. Corporal Michael Kelly, who was recently -reported as having been killed m action, was a Gisborne member of the Bth reinforcements, He Was a seaman, but A^fts working at Matawai when he enlisted. .