IGNORING RUSSIA.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume IV, Issue 1163, 2 November 1917, Page 5

IGNORING RUSSIA.

ENEMY WITHDRAWAL. (Rec. Nov. 2, 11.5) NEW YORK, Nov. 1. The German withdrawal from the Russian front has been resumed. NORWAY "PROTESTS. NOTE SENT TO GERMANY. Australian and X.Z. Cahle Association. (Rec. Nov. 2, 11.10) CHRISTIANIA, Nov. 1. Norway iias sent a Note to Germany, declaring that the Norwegian people regard the recent destruction of the convoy and the torpedoing of Norwegian ships as violations of the laws of humanity. AMERICAN MONEY. BIG LOAN TO BRITAIN. Australian and K.Z. Cable. Association. (Rec. Nov. 2, 8..").")) WASHINGTON, Nov. 1. The United States has loaned England $435,000,000. CASUALTIES. LIST ISSUED THIS AFTERNOON. Press Association. WELLINGTON, November 2. Casualty list No. 707 was issued this afternoon, as follows: — KILLED IN ACTION. Otago Infantry. October 12. L.-Cpl. R. N. Hawkes (R. N. Hawkes, Timaru, f.). WOUNDED. Rifle Brigade. October 12. D. F. Coleh (Mrs L. Coleh, Kilkwan, Queensland, m.). "Wounded, Admitted to Hospital. Rifle Brigade. October 12. L.-Cpl. D. 11. Briggs (B. 11. Briggs, Box 28, Kaponga, f.). W. Hickman (F. J. Hickman, Wellington). Sgt. G. Miller (J. Miller, Pons'onby, f.), October 15, Sgt. W. J. Inglis (John Inglis, Hokitika, f.). October 18. Sgt. G. R. Mickell (Herbert Mickell, Te Horo, b.). Divisional Employment Company. . October 19. N. H. Tuck (Wm. H. Tuck, Hopelands, Woodville). Medical Corps. October 19. E. F. Keen (George Keen, Wairio, f). Slightly Wounded, Remaining with Unit. Canterbury Infantry. October 17. C.S.M. W. S. Smith (H. Smith, Tasmania, f.). Otago Infantry. October 12. A. H. Hudson (Albert J. Hudson, New South Wales, f.). MAORI CONTINGENT. WOUNDED. October 19. Patu Moetana, Avarua, Rar'otonga, b.).