WESTERN OPERATIONS.

Waipawa Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7739, 22 June 1916, Page 3

WESTERN OPERATIONS.

GENERAL MAXWELL’S DESPATCH. COLONIALS MENTIONED. (Received This Day, 9 a.m.) LONDON, June 21. General Maxwell’s despatch in connection with the western operations mentions the following New Zealanders :—Major Austen, Sergeant McCormick, Corporal Lepper and Rifleman Nimmo of the First Rifle Brigade. The following are mentioned in connection with the administration in Egypt:—Staff Officers: General St. Pens, Major Whctherly and Captain Dawnay (Australian training depot). Included in the New Zealand Staff mentioned are—Lieut.-Colonels Charters and Fitzherbert. Auckland Mounteds: Lieut.-Colonel Mackesy and Sergeant Motley. Wellington Battalion: Captain Cooper and Ser-geant-Major Prideaux. Waikato Mounteds: Sergeant Bond. Pioneers: Lieut. R. Thompson. Divisional Train: Lieut.-Colonel Hall. Army Medical Corps: Lieut.-Colonel Fenwick, Majors Maguire and Bowerbank, Sergeants W. Duncan, H. Jones, F. Fisher, Privates L. Anderson, P. Munro, T. Wright, J. Biss, A. Jack. Veterinary Corps: Lieut.-Colonel Young. Army Pay: Lieut.-Colonel Hutchen. The names of the following nurses also appear:—Nurse Vida McLean, Fanny Wilson, Frances Price, Ida Willis, Elizabeth Nixon, Marie Wilkie, Cora Anderson, Jean Ingram, Edith Harris, Emily Mitsey, Eva Livesy, Mildred Ellis, Daphne Commons, Rose Fanning, Jeannette Moore, Mary Mcßeth, Elizabeth Porteous, Agnes Williams, May Cameron, A. Buckley, C. Cherry, F. Speedy. Special mention is made of Lady Godlcy. GREEK CRISTS. THE CABINET AGAIN IN TROUBLE. (Received This Day 9 a.m.) ATHENS, June 21. It is reported that the new Premier, M. Squloudis, is resigning, and M. Zaimis has been summoned.