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YESTERDAY'S LIST.

(PRESS ASSOCIATION* TKI.KCRAM.)

WELLINGTON. February 20. Tlie following casualty list was issued to-day:—

AUCKLAND DISTRICT.

KILLED IX ACTION. Auckland Regiment. (February Ist.) Brunton, A. R. (Mrs A. R. Charlotte street, Eden terrace» Auckland, w.) (February 3rd.) Crosby, M. (Mrs C. Crosby, Scotland, m.) . (February Hedge U. J5. K- Q-M.S. (Mrs M. E. Hodge, England, m.). N.Z. RiHe Brigade. (February 2nd.) Robinson, J. (J. W. Baillie, Western Springs road, Auckland) fFebruary 4th.) Leslie, W. L.-Cpl. (C. Limestone Island, Whangarei f.) (February sth.) Baildon, W. M., L.-Cpl (Mrs I. Baildon, 166 Great North road, Arcli Hill Auckland, m.) Result of Court of Enquiry:— Previously reported missing, now reported killed in action (Julv 31st, 191/.) Auckland Regiment. Brodeiick, H. A. (H. W. Brodenck, Rotorua, f.) \ n Marshall, E. J- (Mrs M. A. Marshall, Elizabeth street, Mt. Albert, v. ) "WOUNDED AND MISSING. Previously reported wounded, now reported wounded and missing:— N.Z. Rifle Brigade. (January 4th.) Mitchell, A. (Miss A. Mitchell, Austin Hospital, Heidelburg, Victoria, s.) WOUNDED. Auckland Regiment. j (February 3rd.) Hamilton, C. G. (J. W. Hamilton, Newton road, Auckland, f.) Wellington Regiment. , Davidson, T. (W. Davidson, Otorolianga, f.) , Hunt, W. (Mrs L. Hunt, Scarborough terrace, Auckland, m.) Pa ton, A. (J. N. Paton, Manawaru, Sinton, G. (Mrs A, R. Sinton, Hobsonville, m.) N.Z. Rifle Brigade. (November 20th.) Thomas, J. J. (Mrs E. M. Thomas, Stanley road, Te Aroha, w.) (February 7th.) Lomax, R. H-, C.M.S. (Mrs M. Lomax, "Waitekauri, w.) Peel, R. (Mrs I. Milner, England, a.) Previously reported «■ wounded, admitted to hospital February 3rd, now reportecl injured accidentally:— Auckland Regiment. (February Ist.) Logan, D. M., Sergt. (F. Logan, P.W.D., Tanranga, f.) Previously reported slightly wounded, remaining with unit, now reported wounded, admitted to hospital:— (February 6th.) Auckland Raiment. Hanfling, F. (F. Hanfling, Waiuku, b.) Wellington Regimen t. (February 6th.) Hayhow. H. G. W. (W. H. Hayhow, Ethel street, Morningside, Auckland, f.) • Slightly wounded, remaining with uhit:— Auckland Regiment. (February Ist.) Frew, A. (Mrs A. Frew, Ohaupo, w.) N.Z. Rifle Brigade. (February 3rd.) Goodwin, L. (Mrs H. A Goodwin, 88 Newton road, Auckland, m.) MAOfcl CONTINGENT, DIED OF SICKNESS. (February lSth.) Mataiti, K. (Te Pairua Mata, Oneroa, Mangaia Island, m.) WELLINGTON DISTRICT. KILLED "STACTION. New Zealand Artillery. (February 4t&.\ Hoby, S., Cpl. (Mrs F. H. Hoby, Bell Block, Taranaki, m.) i Murphy, P. (Mrs M. Murphy, Aramoho, m.) Wellington Regiment. (February 7th.) Goldsmith, F. P. (Mrs A. G. Goldsmith, 289 Willis street, Wellington, w.) (February Bth.) Ritchie, J. (Mrs C. Ritchie, Manutahi, mO N.Z. Rifle Brigade. _ (February 2nd.) Macintire, J. P. (Mrs A. Macintire, 72 Broad street, Palmerston Notth, m.) Oliff. W. J. (H a J. Oliff, Holloway road, Mitchelltown, f.) Previously reported killed in action, now reported killed accidentally:— N.Z. Rifle Brigade. . (January 15th.) Booker, S. A. (Mrs R. Booker, Roy street, Palmerston North, m.) Previously reported missing, now declared, by Court of Enquiry, killed in action: — Wellington Regiment. (August 2nd.) Richards, C. H., L.-Cpl. (W. H. Richards, 45 Bradshaw street, Ballarat East, f.) DIED OF WOUNDS. Wellington Regiment. (February 10th.) Newman, W. T. (Mrs Newman, 12 Cambridge avenue, Wellington, m.) CORRECTION. Previously reported wounded, now reported no't wounaed:— Wellington Regiment. Morgan, O. 31. (Military Medal), (Mrs R. A. Morgan, 74. Dublin street, Wanganui, m.) Previously reported wounded, now reported wounded accidentally:— Wellington Regiment. (January 31st.i Waihitiri, J. (Mrs H. Panihau, Kongoeka, Plimmerton, m.) WOUNDED. (February 12th.) New Zealana Artillery. Dean, L. W., 2nd Lieut. (Rev. O. Dean. Park road, Napier, f.)

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N.Z. Rifle Brigade.) (February 7th.) Barlow,' E. E. (H. Barlow, Manaia) Burton, P. G, (Mrs S. E. Burton, SO Grafton road, S. Plaistow, Essex, England, m.) (January 9th.) Champness, E. (Mrs Champness, England, m.)

N.Z. Medical Corps. (February 2nd.) Omundsen, 0. (E. I Omundsen, Mangatera, Dannevirke, f.) Wounded accidentally:— Wellington Regiment. (February 7th.'> Summers, S. W. (Mrs E. Summers, 46 Mulgrave street, Wellington, m.) Wounded, admitted to hospital:— Wellington Regiment. (January 30th.) Nickel, A., L.-Cpl. (Mrs C. W. Lurkin, Te Kiri, Taranaki, m.) Saunders, 8., L.-Cpl. (G. Saunders, Waver ley, f.) (February _ Ist.) Curtis, E. J., Cpl. (Miss N. Curtis, c.o. Mrs L. McLean Warwick, Nabwell, Vic., s.) . N.Z. Rifle Brigade. (February 7th..) Pearce, F. K., Lieut. (Mrs G. Pearce, Waitotara, m.) (February 2nd.") Daniel, L. T.. L.-Sergt. (C. E. Daniel, Masterton, f.) Hegb, C. F. (Mrs A. Melville, 57 Marjorißanks street, Wellington, s.) Melton, K. E. C. (Mrs I. Brown, 22 Kelburne parade, Wellington, a.) Sullivan, J. (D. Sullivan, Castle Townsend, County Cork, Ireland, f.) (February 3rd.) Rumble, P. E. (Mrs G. W. Gibson, Mataroa, Main Trunk Line, m.) Slightly wounded, remaining with unit: — New Zealand Engineers. (October 2nd.) Rennie, D. I>. (A. Rennie, Glenbervie, Scotland) N.Z. Rifle Brigade. (February 3rd.'* McQueen, 3>. (Mrs A. McQueen, Stratford) Williams, R. (G. A. Williams, St. Lawrence Station, Otane H. 8., f.) OTAGO DISTRICT. KILLED IN ACTION. Now Zealand Artillery. (February 4th.) Lane, T. G. (J. P. Lane, Lanes, Ltd., Dunedin, f.) Mawdsley, W. (Military Modal) E. C. Mawdsley, Edendale Southland, m.l N.Z. Rifle Brigade. (February 4th.) duggan, P. J. (M. Duggan, West Plains, Invercargill, f.) DIED OF WOUNDS. Headquarters. (February 11th.) Robinson, W. H. (Mrs M. Robinson, Moorland, Manning river,

MISSING. fDecember 3rd.) Otago Regiment. iloir. R. (J- Moir, Hiilcnd, via Balciutba, f.) WOUNDED. Wellington Regiment. (February 3rd.) Birtles, A. P. (A. Birtles, Brighton, j Otago. f.) . i Wounded, admitted to hospital:— Canterbury Regiment. (February (sth.) Thomson. J. W. (T. Thomson. Green Island. D-medin, f.) X.Z. Riße Brigade. (February 2nd.) Lawrence, W. R (J. I>. Lawrence, 23S Castle street.. Duncdin. {.) (February -Ith.) Smith, W. R. (Mrs J. B. Smith, Makarewa, m.) Slightly wounded, remaining with unit: — „ . X.Z. Riflo Brigad?. (February :ird.) R«id. J.. L.-Cpl. (Mrs T. Aitken. Coutts road, Gore, m.) HOSPITAL REPORT. CANTERBURY MILITARY DISTRICT. Severe cases—Gallnshcr, G.; Hurrell, H.; Latimer, S. A. E.; Mtirr.ford, A.; Pearce, J. Kot reported as sevcro —Aickon, J. A.; Bennett, F.: Br.tarlon, "VV. T.; Elliot, G. M.; D.; O'Neill, F. L.: Kojrprs, F. C.; E. W.: A.: ! ttiotis. J. H J., Cpl.; Quavle, G. H.; "Ward. E. W., Cpl. THE FALLEN AND WOUNDED. PEKSONAL NOTES. Mr Charles Lyons, 233 Cambridge terrace, Ghristchurch, has received advice that his younger son, Privato William Lyons, who some time ago was reported dangerously ill with nephritis, died in the Military Hospital, Etaples, France, on February 17th. Mrs Tooley, of Temulca. has received advice that her son, Rifleman David Doughty Tooley, had diod of wounds. Rifleman Tooley, who was 35 years of age, left with the 27th Reinforcements. Mr J. "Watson, Cameron street, Ashburton, has received word that his son, Gunnor H. G. M. Watson, is returning home invalided. Gunner Watson, who left with the Main Body, saw thirteen weeks' active service on Gallipoli, being thon invalided to Malta, and thenco to England, suffering from malaria. He returned to active service on November 14th, 1915, and -went to Franco from Egypt, having joined the N.Z.F.A. "With his younger brother he was through the Sommo and Messines battles, in the latter being slightly, gassed. In August last its effects became serious, and he was received into the "Walton-on-Thames Hospital, suffering from fever. Mr C. Eaden, Ruapuna, has received private advice that his son, Rifleman E. W. Eaden, who left with the 27th Reinforcements, and was reported severely wounded in the arm and shoulder, on December 3rd, 1917, is progressing favourably, though ho has not yet regained the use of his arm. Gunner Campbell, of Springburn, Ashburton, "who' died of wounds on December 3rd, was a meiribor of the 9th Reinforcements. He had been through all the engagements since the division landod in France, only being away from his unit on one occasion, when he was slightly wounded in the back during the Somme offensive. He joined up again after threo weeks in the base hospital. Mr R. E. Johnson, Oxford, has received word that his son Clarence was wounded in the neck oil January 14th, and that he is progressing favourably. Private Johnson has spent most of his ljfe in Oxford, where he was educated. On leaving school he assisted his father in his motor and bicycle business. For some years he was a member of the Oxford Brass Band, and while in England was a member of the Regimental Band. Mr and Mrs C. Lewis, Hugh street, Kaiapoi, have received advico that their son, Private Daniel C. Lewis, was severely wounded in the left shoulder on January 28th, and has been admitted to the Walton-on-Thames Hospital. Private Lewis is twenty-three years of age, and received his education at the Kaiapoi District High School. He left with the 23rd Renforcements. Mrs H. Chapman, Flaxton, has received advice that her brother, LanceCorporal John Joyce, was admitted to a hospital in France on January 30th, suffering from a gunshot wound in the right thigh. Lance-Corporal J<syce left with the loth Reinforcements. This is the second time he has been wounded. Cable advice haj been received that Private F. Mcßoberts, who left with the 10th Reinforcements, was dangerously wounded in France on January 30th. The occurrence was due to tho accidental explosion of a bomb, which shattered his arm, shoulder, and leg. Private Mcßoberts is the son of Mr McRoberts, of "Waipukurau, and a nephew of Mr W. Mcßoberts, of Greymouth. I Lieutenant E. O. Mcßoberts. an uncle, was killed on October 4th in France.