NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES.
IMPERIAL FORCES. KILLED TN ACTION. (July ]2.) B-e Beer, D. H., socond-lieutenant
(S. De Beer, Dunedin). DIED OF SICKNESS. (Julv 8.) Hutrhins, W. T. '(A. F. Hutckins, Omata). REPORTED BUSSING. (July 12.) Griffith, J. C-, second-lieutenant (Rev S. Griffith, Dunedin). WOUNDED. Robinson, W, A., sergeant (W. Robinson, Tory Street, Petone).
AUSTRALIAN FORCES. KILLED TN ACTION, (June 25.) Torrens, W. (H. Torrcns, Opitiki, father). DIED OF WOUNDS. (July 8.) Carr, C. (Mrs J. Carr, Havelock mother). PRISONERS OF WAR. Camden, R , sergeant, (E. Camden Hastings). M'Noill, R. (Mrs A. M'Neill, Auckland). Sutherland, X. (Mrs W. Sutherland, Remuera, mothtr). WOUNDED. Oreeke. F.. B.S.M. (Mr Gr ß eke, Wh a leaf a ne). Rrosnnn. T. (T Brosnan, Timnru). Brown, J. (Mrs M. Syme, Springburn). Admitted hospital, sick.— Severe : - Gallagher, A. (Mrs S. Gallagher, Dunedin, mother). Progressing favourably :- Anderson, E. (Miss E. Chase, Waimarama).
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12066, 23 July 1917, Page 4
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