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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 144778, 7 September 1915, Page 6

Lance-Corporal T. Isaacs. Private A. M. Kemp. Private A. J. Law. Private M. Lawlor. Private C. Lewin. Sergeant D. M. Logan. Private A. E. Lowther. Private F. Martin. Private A. E. Matthews. Private J. Morrissey. Private A. V, Mould. Lance-Corporal B. M'lntyre. Private E. C. E. Nicholson. Private J.. V. Oliver. Corporal G. Paterson. Private J. B. Bfiokdale. Private L. Brookes. Sergeant G*. Brown. Acting-Scrgeant-Major J. L. Davy. Private W. G. Dixon. Corporal J. Dodgshun. Corporal J. IV. Kennedy. Private R. A. Moore. Private G. Rist. Private W. P. Taylor. , Private C. K. Temperley. Private B. Gibson. Private E. Rutherford. Private E. J. Cottle. Private W. J. Page. Private F. A. Brooking. Private W. J. Clements. Private N. F. Gardner. Private H. Pilkington. Private M. A. Towers. WOUNDED (SECOND OCCASION). Auckland Battalion. Private P. S. Bridson. Private G. F. Jackman. , Private D. H. Craig. ' Private E. B. De Lacgy. Private R. J 3. Donnelly. Private J. H. Dutton. Private W. J. Geard. Private W. F. Hamilton. Private A. J. Hibbs. Private D. M’Kinnon. Private D. M‘Kae. ( Private W. Poarce. Private L. Quirk. i Private C. L. Reeves. i 1 Private C. P. Roberts. Private A. C. C. Robins. - Private A. J. Banks. Corporal W. S. Bickerton. Sergeant A. R. Gillespie. Private T. Jones. Private A. C. Smith. ADMITTED TO 15th GENERAL HOSPITAL, ALEXANDRIA. Auckland Mounted. Trooper K. C. White (severe gunshot wounds chest). Trooper H. E. Corner (severe gunshot wounds arms). Wellington Mounted. ' Trooper W. C. East (severe gunshot wounds in chest). ADMITTED TO 21st GENERAL HOSPITAL, ALEXANDRIA. Auckland Mounted. Trooper H. Pearson (slight gunshot wound right shoulder). Trooper R. J. Aldrich (slight gunshot wound right foot). Wellington Mounted. Trooper G. Smith (slight gunshot wounds wrist and shoulder). Trooper L. Houlbrooke (sprained ankle). Otago Mounted. Trooper H. Howden (slight gunshot wounds face and shoulder). ADMITTED TO Ist AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL, CAIRO. Canterbury Mounted. Trooper D. Barnes (bomb wounds arm and thigh). EAST END BATHING RESERVE. MEETING OF COMMITTEE. The usual fortnightly meeting of the above was held on Monday evening, Mr. F. 0. J. Bellringer in the chair. Several accounts were passed for payment. Mr. R. Bennock was empowered to engage labour for the reserve. It was decided to hold a monster picnic on the beach, also a social in the evening, on October 21, it being Trafalgar Day, the anniversary of the battle of Trafalgar, the proceeds, to he divided between the Wbunctcd Soldiers’ Fund and the Reserve. The Citizens’ Band will be asked to provide a musical programme during the day. It was decided to approach the Railway Department with a view to having excursion fares to New Plymouth on that day, and alsd to have the trains stopped at the reserve and the usual 4.20 train from town delayed. It was also decided to make a start with the concrete band rotunda on Saturday afternoon, the 11th, and to invite all members to bo present. Hearty votes of thanks were accorded Messrs. L. A. Nolan and Co. for grass seed, and Webster Bros, for manure. A hearty vote of thanks to the chair concluded the meeting. IS ANTISEPTIC. A cut or wound is a simple thing to treat and treated properly is quickly all right, but if neglected it will sometimes lead to blood poisoning. All wounds should be kept clean and free from, dirt, and Chamberlain’s Pain Balm applied as quickly as possible. Chamberlain’s Pain Balm is an antiseptic liniment, and if applied to a cut at once, will remove all pain and cause the part to heal without leaving a scar. Sold by all dealers in medicine.

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