YESTERDAY'S LIST.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3563, 25 September 1916, Page 2

YESTERDAY'S LIST.

WELLINGTON, Sept. 24. The following casualty list was issued to-day:—

Died of Wounds.

Second -Lieutenant G. D. Alexander. Private- H. B. G. William. :Lioutenant J. H. Burr. Lance-Corporal J. L. Graham. Sergeant P. Hull. Private J. Roe. Rifleman D. J. Irving 'Aslrburton). Rifleman W. Kelly. *" Riflejnan G. E. Wostlako. Major A. A. Martin. ■. ' Private .7. Norton. Trooper T. Langosn , Missing. Lioutenant W. M. Durant. ! Sergeant C. S. Powiiceby. Correction: Previously reported: wounded, 'low reported wounded accidentally:—Sapper J. Reid. Wounded. Captain M. Grainger, Sapper W. Edwards, Second-Lieutenant W. P. 8011, Captain J. B. larks. J i dmitted to Hospital:—Gunner W H. Rusncli, Sapper R. H. Fryer, Private J. G. Brett, Private W. Brodie, F. W. Chambers, J. McFraser, J. W. Knocks, W. H. Martin, C.»G. MeLlor, J. A. Stanston, Captain H. Iv. Save, Rifleman.! L. Chapman, W. J. Collins, A. 0. Daysh, F. A. Dennison, W. H. Donnison, C. F. M Godtschalk, A., I Griffiths, W. R. Hardwick, W. R.l Alonos, G. J. Cooper, J. Maitland, T. L. Widdup, Lance-Gorporal A. C. Langlands. Embarked for England.—Acting-, Bombardier W. D. Lester, Rineir-an C. i R, Parn, Rifleman H. Hill. Slightly Woundeci. Remaining with unit.—Sapper T. Pennei. . • ' MAQRI CONTINGH^T. Died of Wounds. S^ond-Lieutonant H. M. Koliero. Died o.f Tuberculosis. Auckland Hospital.—Private Timoko. , Wounded. Captain J. D. C.>Duiica:i. A-dmittod -Hospital —Sergeant C. Goldsmith.