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Timaru Herald, Volume CVI, Issue 16282, 9 July 1917, Page 5

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, CASUALTY LIST (Per Press Association.) WELLINGTON. July 7. Casualty list 615 contains the' following names: — KILLED IN ACTIOS. 'Dates, June 19—23. Gorcum, V. (Auckland). Cowie, David (Auckland). Hulme, Geo. F. (Hamilton). Thomson, Aloxandor McG. (Gordonton). Chamberlain, Maurice L. (Wanganui) Lawrence, Leonai-d (Wellington). Mi'in, Joseph (John C. Miln, Culverden, brother). - \ Ryan, David W. (Wanganui). Ramsey, Ernest A. (Dunedin)., Talbot, Joseph (Dunedin). died oeTwottnds. . - Dates, Juno 19—26. 'Bow&en, Charles I)'. H. (Ashhurst). Canham, Harold A. (Auckland). Palmer, Albert (London). DIED ,01- SICKNESS. Stephens, Thomas A., July 3rd (Otautau). ' u MISSING. ' June'26> Avev, George A., Captain (Auckland). Tennen't, Robert,' 2nd Lieutenant (Greymouth). / WOUNDED, ' The following Canterbm-y names appear in casualty list 614: — J Lindsay, Robert. (Mrs E. A. Lind- ■ say, Christchurch). ißreon, Timotliy J. (Mrs John Breen, Levels, mother). . Maich, Gordon D. (C. G. Marsh, Glentunnel, father). .. Wi.liams, Stanley G. (Mrs A W. Williams, Timaru mother). Chisiiall, Patrick J. (Mrs M Ciiisnall, Christcliurch). * ' Mullany, Charles L. (Lieut.,L'. Mullany, Christchurch, father). Hardio, Leonard, Lance-Cbrporal (A. D. Hafdie, Christchurch, father). On Friday Mrs A. King, Maude Street, 'Temuka, received word that her son Private J. King, had been admitted to hospital in France, between June 8 and loi/h, with a severe wound in the right leg. Private Win. , Watson (reported missing on Jtme 14), left Timaru with the 14th Reinforcomorut'S. Ho was a farm hand a.nd had been engaged for two years prior to his onli&lmfmt on Mr R. J. McKeown's estate at Tycho Flat. . Private Watson's parents arc both dead, but lie has brothers and sisters in Scotland, and a &is»tei- at Hastings. He was a very fine type of man ' end was well liked in the Tycho district.' -Mr Peter Sinclair of 27 Bank Street, Timaru, has received word that his son. Private David Sinclair, who left with the Bth Reinforcements, has been admitted to the New Zealand General .Hospital at Brockenhui'stEnglaiid, " suffering *' 'gunsh'q't wound in the groin. ~ \>