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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14354, 20 July 1917, Page 5

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ner G. Hirst. S. Hopkins, J. Kane, Rifleman H. Kennedy, HV E. Reynolds, P. Wright. v. Not reported as severe • chses: Corporal 1,. B. Aitken, F. S. Arnold, A. Brett. Driver C. W. Burns. H. W. Coe, Corporal R. H. Climie, Sergt. F. Collier, T. H. Cursons, Rifleman W. B. Davies. G. Emmanuel, F. Fitzwilliam, Hall, Rifleman E. Kelliher, 11. _„ Kidson, W. W. Knox, T. McCrory, W. H. C. McLew, Sergt. D. McPee, J. P. D. Madson. Rifleman T. Matin, W. A. Martin, H. G. Nichplls. P. T. Noon, Rifleman A. Owen, | Sapper J. Paterson, E. Phillips,/ F. Pierson. Sergt. R. W. Richardson, W. C. Robertson, W..T. Roil. Rifleman L. Ryan, Gunner *r. L. W. Scott. Sergeant R. W: Shirley. Q.M.S. A. L. H. Stott, T. A. Strathan, G. Thomas, C. IT. Toy. \V. E. Walker. H. Wimsett, E. R. W. E. WalIver, Sergt. H. A. Wimsett, Rifleman F. N. Wood.