... LOCAL CASUALTIES. circurnctanen a:t ayscotated with the' •loath of Able Seaman John George Milli can. 11.N.11.. of Bridge Stroet. Camboir, who was killed in actin on July 14th. ile had been leas,. foe JO clays. was mar. vied on July sth, tar olive Ferri° ...

... WAR CASUALTIES► Local Men Vito Have Made Sacrificcs. The Leta Lieutenant Milian Golder. Yriry Pu D. telegraphed to Mrs ~f Myth, —Tbo Xing and Queen deeply regret the s you and army hare tustatued by the death your son the service of Ms country, sod their ...

... CASUALTIES TO MYTH VESSELS. The Wave, Capt. Davidson, from Memel for London (oak lances), put into Copenhagen on the 11th leaky, baying struck on A sunken rock. The Edith, Capt. Clinton, from Cronatadt for East Coma of Great Britain for orders, put into ...

... SOS TOTAL CASUALTIES. Frani a written reply given by Mr Plonar MT lambert at appear that the dual total 01 Britten war eaeuelims from is 4.442.954. The zinnibera of killed are: °divers, 34.4011: other irks, 97,000 deaths have on lapels of time, and there ...

... Fog Casualty Off Norfolk Coast. During foggy weather on the North Norfolk coast, yesterday morning, the steamship Tainworth reported to the Newarp light vessel that a steamer was aground on the south end of the Haisborough sands and required assistance ...

... owning a single vessel the tendency is now towards steamship companies. Captain McKenzie was • ship- owner, and we merely mention the changes which shipping has undergone because Captain McKenzie was one of the old standard, and belonged to the days of ...

... It has *air bosom a casualty. Probably the most interesting work ever undertaken his been work, the number of such jobs brought to a successful issue on various parts of the coast being considerable. The erection of a lighthouse at St. Mary's Island and ...

... SUPPOSED SHIPPING CASUALTY OFF TYNE3IOUTH. The German barque, :Bolus, den.' from Bremerhaven, has arrived in the Tyne, and the master reports having passed the bodies of Dien floating in the sea, Koine considerable distaste off Tynemouth Castle. It is ...

... THE TASK OF MAKING lAdviaory Casualties Public Usdertakings. COAL SHIPPING DELAY. Bir Arthur Dockbam, chairman of the recently -appointed Advisory ommittee set op under the Development Act. 1928. explained some of the problems confronting hie committee ...

... Campbell, cleared) at Room for Garvin!, 12th Mat. Newbillein (*). Captain Huroway, aided hp, for Constantinople. 16th inst. SHIPPING CASUALTY. The Aue, Cspt. Dennison, frogs Tyson fee Dawn'? ( coals). is ashore at Cspe Nassau (West Ladle%) BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, ...

... Airmen Spotting** for Ships. The Admiralty announoes contingento working with the navy are co-operating in the Belgian offensive, and during Saturday approximately 13 tone of bombs were dropped. Two trains were set an fire, and several ammunition dumps ...

... Southampton, 26th ult. Belk, Captain Lynn, sailed from Grimsby for Port Elisabeth, 28th ult., and passed Dad Ist imt. SHIPPING CASUALTY. The Camillus, Captain Gillespie, from Bindogne for Blyth, drove and collided with the sehomir lark, of Invernms. in ...