AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES.
By Telegraph—Prcsa AiKoein'ioi)— Copyright. (.Received September 30, 2.30 p.m.) SYDNEY, September 30. Tho eighty-fourth casualty list, just issued, gives:-—Killed in action —fifty men; died of wounds—nineteen men ; wounded —ono officer and ninety-eight men, including the following ?sew Zealand'crs: —-C-orporal J- A. Uracey (apparently the second' occasion), Private It. Wills. Sent to hospital at Heliopolis—Private R. M'Gregor. 111-—Eight Officers and 271 men, including Private D. L. Mathes-on, have been sent to hospital in. London : and Driver .T. B. Brown to hospital in AlexandriaTho following, previously reported wounded, are now in hospital in London :—Lance-Corporal L. H. C. Iliggs, Cm-poral G. «L Campion, Private V. Dimock. Tho following are prisoners of war:—Two officers and thirteen men. Missing—Thirty-one jiien.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 11506, 30 September 1915, Page 6
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