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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2542, 17 August 1915, Page 6

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LATEST.LISTS ONE-DEATH RECORDES A casualty list was l6sued'last evening. It recorded only one death, that of an Aucklandsr, who died of wounds.; Several hospital reports were issued'. Particulars of the lists follow:— DIED OF ILLNESS AUCKLAND BATTALION. Jeffery, Pte. Edward James 'GTo. 12/2342). Next-of-kin! Robert Jeffery, Opotiki (father). Died August 12. - WOUNDED AUCKLAND BATTALION. '{Severe Gunshot Woundl Hand. Condition Satisfactory.) lowry, Corpl. Andrew John (No. 12/393). Next-of-kin, James Lowry, Hikutaia, Thames Valley (father). : (Ssjvero Gunshot wound, arm fracture. Condition Satisfactory.) • ■ Biddell, »e. Andrew Crow (No 12/tt80) ; Next-of-kin, J. R. Riddell, Kiln kiln (father). (Gunshot Wound, R-iifht Thigh' Fracture.) * viVhiston, Corpl. James Maurice (No. 12/2153). Next-of-kin, Robert Winston, /Glenbrook, Waiuku. ■ "Wound. and Fracture Skull.) jjriffiths, Pte. William John (No. 12/1084). 1 ' Next-of-kin, Mrs. W. J. Griffiths, care W. Mann, 'Mara .Avenue, Mount Eden, Auckland. fYSevere Gunshot Wound Hand. Condi- •; tion Satisfactory.) _ • Pte. Gerald! (No., 6/75). Next-of-kin, J. Kennard, 38 Eversleigli ' Road, St. 'Albans, Christchurch. WELLINGTON BATTALION. -{Severe Gunshot Wounds Shoulder, and " Luu?. Condition Satisfactory.) ' Smvth, Srst.' Ernest Osborne (No. 10/789). ; "Next-of-kin, William Smyth, grocer, . Oamaru. . (Bomb Wound. Left Leg and Back.) 51'Na.ught, Pte.' Robert (No. 10/1899). • Next-of-kin, George M'Nauglit, care Albion Hotel, Gisborne (brother). Strawbridge, :Pte. Norman John Henry (No. 10/1668). Next-of-kin, Mrs. Sarah ' Strawbridge, Salisbury Street, Levim . OTAGO BATTALION. (Severe Gunshot. Wounds -Arm arid Leg,. Coudition Satisfactory.) ■:&nderson, Pte. William (No/ 8/1137). ' Next-of-kin, Mrs. Robert Anderson, Wild Bush, Riverton, Invercargill. AUCKLAND MOUNTED REGIMENT. (Slight Gunshot Wound Left Thigh-) Williams, Lieut. Henry Daniel (No. 13/ 759). Next-of-kin, W. Williams, Mere Mere, Hqwera (father). CANTERBURY MOUNTED REGIMENT * (Gunshot Wound, /Right Thigh.) Evans, Trooper Charles Augustus (No. . 7/472). Next-of-kin. .Mrs. .Alice M. ' Evans, 15 Bower Street; Commercial Road, London. . '(Severe Gunshot Wound Chest. 1 Condition Umsatisfactory.) . Bartlett, Lieut. Uno Joseph (No. 7/IG2). Next-of-kin, Robert Bartlett, Takaka, . Nelson. OTAGO MOUNTED REGIMENT. (Severe Gunshot Wounds "Hand and Chest.). •M'Kinley, Trooper James (No. 9/170). . Nextof-lrin, Matthew M'Kinley, Patea (father). Naylon, Trooper Joseph' Arthur (No. 9/866). Next-of-kin, D. Naylon, hill, Jevico, Tasmania (sister). ARMY SERVICE CORPS. ... Connors, Driver William James (No. ■ 5/23 a). Next-of-kin, /Peter Connors, ■ A rdgowan, Oamaru. NEW ZEALAND MEDICAL' CORPS. .Guthrie, Pte. Edgar (No. 3/74 a). Next-of-ldn, Thomas Guthrie, Dee Street,. Oamaru. . . ' WOUNDED DISCHARGED CONVALESCENT. < . ! . N.Z. FIELD ARTILLERY,' Hall, Gunner Albert (No. 2/118). Next- - of-kin, Mrs. Jessie Hall, corner' Pat•ton Street and Mile Road, Linwood (wife). N.Z. HELD ENGINEERS. Westwood, Sapper Enoch Nixon (No. 1/860). Next-of-kin, Mrs. Annie Ridd, Queen's Drive, Carlton, Wanganui, HOSPITAL REPORTS . THE FOLLOWING WERE ADMITTED . TO THE NEW ZEALAND GENERAL HOSPITAL, PONT Dfr-. KOUBBEH, CAIRO, ON AUGUST 8:- : ; SICK. ARMY SERVICE CORPS. Ji'Calluui, Driver William .James. (No. 5/77 a). . WELLINGTON INFANTRY BAT. • ... ; TALION. . . ' ' Davison, Pte. Joseph Ernest (No. 10/1167). .' OTAGO MOUNTED RIFLES. Cassidy, Trooper John Joseph. (No. 9/631).' Hucklebridge, Trooper Robert Tumbull , (No. 9/505). •[Taylor, Trooper John (No. 9/217). ; FIELD ARTILLERY. Scobie, Driver William (No, 2/291), ADMITTED TO BOMBAY PRESIDENCY GENERAL HOSPITAL, ENTERIC (ALL CONVALESCENT). / AUCKLAND INFANTRY BATTALION. Crickett, Pte. Guy Menzies (No. 12/1602). OTAGO INFANTRY BATTALION. Kelly, Pte. Charles ''Stuart (No. 8/1527). Sims, Pte. Cecil (No. 8/2314). ; - OTAGO MOUNTED RIFLES. ' ■ M'Diarmid,. Trooper Duncan Robertson (No. 9/352). " ' ; CANTERBURY INFANTRY BAT- . . TALION. MacLeod, Pte. William (No. 6/500). CANTERBURY ■ MOUNTED RIFLES.' Hickman, Trooper John Ivan Thomas (No. 7/422). Boag, Trooper William (No. 7/310). FOLLOWING WERE ADMITTED. TO 19th GENERAL HOSPITAL, DEACONESS HOSPITAL, ALEXANDRIA; NEW ZEALAND. ENGINEERS. (Enteric.) Haynes, Sapper John Frederick (No. 4/408). WELLINGTON INFANTRY BATTALION. (Dysentery.) Pennefather, Pte. Sydney Stephen (No. 10/1318). OTAGO MOUNTED RIFLES. (Gunshot wounds, right thigh; shrajlnel, left thigh.)' Dickson, Trooper Alexander Stanley (No. 9/135). WELLINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES. (Gunshot wound, back.) Burns, Trooper Albert James (No. 11/19). ADMITTED TO NEW ZEALAND GENERAL HOSPITAL, PONT DE KOUBBEH, CAIRO, AUGUST 2: SICK. ■ CANTERBURY INFANTRY BATTALION. Riordan, Pte. John Joseph (No. 6/802), AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES Brown, Trooper Thomas Gilbert (No. .13/16). WELLINGTON INFANTRY BATTALION. Hai'vcj. Pte. Hurban (No.' 10/IS3JfX% ...

WELLINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES. Mothes, Trooper. Ernest Rudolph (No. 1/91). Guy, Trooper George (No. 11/772). M'Keeman, Trooper Daniel (No. 11/110). OTAGO MOUNTED RIFLES. ' Inder, Trooper David (No. 9/371), ' CANTERBURY INFANTRY BATTALION. Thomas, Pte/George Henry (No. 0/3G7). Moir, Pte. Henry Bradlaw (No. G/1008). Rawnslev, Pte. Leonard James (No. 0/1903). Simpson. Pte. Joseph Win. Henry (No. 6/350). ARMY SERVICE CORPS. Hopping, Driver Edward (No. 5/1530 a). WELLINGTON INFANTRY BATTALION. Lewis, Lce.-Corpl. Albert Edward (No. 10/G27). Randrup, Pte. Hjalmer Augustas (No. 10/1958). Brown, Pte. Oreorge Howard (No. 10/1086). Stewart, Pte. - William Alexander (No. 10/144). HEADQUARTERS STAFF. Little, Sergt. Keith Melvyn (No. 15/58). : PROGRESS /REPORT. FOLLOWING SICK AND WOUNDED IN LONDON, PROGRESSING FAVOURABLY. CANTERBURY INFANTRY BATTALION. Brown,. Lieut.-Colonel Charles Henry Jeffries (No. 15/14). ' - Robertson, Lieut. Dugald Macdonald! (No. 6/1103). NEW ZEALAND MEDICAL CORPS. Sinclair, Capt. William Smith. AUCKLAND INFANTRY BATTALION. Kins. Lieut. Arthur James (No. 12/62). FOLLOWING EMBARKED ENGLAND FROM MALTA AUGUST 8. CANTERBURY INFANTRY BATTALION. Bruce, Pte. William- Harold GeoTgo (No. - 6/998). Newberry, Sergt. Matthew (No. 6/1910). Westrupp, Pte. Philip John (No. 6/386). Newsum, Sergt. William (No. 6/696). CANTERBURY MOUNTED. RIFLES. Warncs, Trooper C. (No. 7/540). Boxall, Pte. George (No. 8/330). OTAGO MOUNTED RIFLES. Summers, Sergt. John (No. 9/348). Matheson, Trooper John' Robertson (No. 9/722). WELLINGTON INFANTRY BATTALION. Bloor, Pte. John (No. 10/53). AUCKLAND INFANTRY BATTALION. Duncan, P&. James (No. 12/1195). M'Donald, Pte. Charles (No. 12/1118). Myles, Pte. Adam (No. 12/1094); Greenall, Pte. John (No. 12/1645). AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES. Elsmore, Corpl. Bryan Thomas (No. 13'49). Hatton, Trooper John Thompson (No. 13/1000 a). ; . • PRONOUNCED OUT OF DANGER, AUGUST 11. N.Z. FIELD ENGINEERS (MOUNTED . SIGNAL TROOP). ' Berry, Pte. Percy Victor. (No. 4/460), ADMITTED 19th GENERAL' HOSPITAL,, . ALEXANDRIA, AUGUST 12. , (Severe Compound Fracture Right Femnr) OTAGO MOUNTED REGIMENT. Paddon, Corpl.. Cecil John S. W. (No. 9/33 a). CANTERBURY MOUNTED REGIMENT (Severe Bayonet Wound Right Thigh.) Free, Lieut. Cuthbert William (No. 7/332). _ (Severe Gunshot Wounds, Right Hip and ' Forearm.) Findlay, Lieut.-Colonel John (No. 7/598). WELLINGTON BATTALION. (Severe Gunshot Wound, Left Leer.) Casserley, Lieut. Thomas (No. 10/1436). OTAGO BATTALION. (Severe Shrapnel Wound, " Face.) Wilkinson, Captain Rogers William. (Bomb Wound, Right Thigh.) Catto, Pte. William George (No. 8/2134). (Gunshot Wound Chest, SeTere.) Hunt, Lieut. Frank Leslie (No. 8/2013). CANTERBURY BATTALION. (Gunshot wound, left leg.) Oaslcey, Pte. Robert (No. G/425). SICK, RECOVERED & RETURNED TO . FRONT. WELLINGTON BATTALION. Cole, Pte. Stanley Edward (No. 10/1777), Hall, Pte. Alfred (No. 10/575). Cooke, Lce.-Corpl. Bertie (No. 10/1213). Shepherd, Corpl. William Jaines (No. 10/1094). CANTERBURY .MOUNTED REGIMENT Brydon, Trooper George (No. 7/313). Peck, Trooper George Albain (No. 7/101). Blackett, Lieut. George Raymond (No. 7/170). OTAGO MOUNTED REGIMENT. Sharp, Trooper Charles John (No. 9/212).' Johnston, Trooper James Rufus (No. t 9/300) Jeffs, Trooper Arthur Stanley (No. 9/539). Scott,' Trooper Arthur (No.- 9/755). N.Z. FIELD AMBULANCE. Fitzgerald, Pte. John Henry (No. 3/151). N.Z. FIELD ENGINEERS. Robertson. Sapper Allan David (No. ■ 4/210 a). Douglas, Sapper William Harry (No.4/390). N.Z. FIELD ARTILLERY.. Cross, Gunner John (No. 2/817). ADMITTED TO 19th GENERAL' HOS. ' PITAL, DEACONESS HOSPITAL, ALEXANDRIA: MAORI CONTINGENT. Kingi, Pte. Raiona (No., 16/152). (Gunshot wound, arm and shoulder.)Tauranga, Pte. Mtirk (No. 16/557). (Gunshot wound, left elbow.) WELLINGTON OFFICER KILLED MAJOR A. G. HUME. News was received in AYellingtoii yesterday that Major A. G. Hume, of had been killed at the Dardanelles: ' Major Hume was formerly company commander of tlio electric light section of the Wellington Garrison Artillery Division, and later, when tho new defence .scheme was initiated and the electric light, duties were absorbed in the general duties of the gunnery companies, he became commander of the battery at Fort Ballance. For some time after the outbreak of war he was on gu&rd duty at the forts. . Subsequently h© sailed with tlio Fourth Reinforcements. His eldest brother tenant-Colonel J. E. Hume, R.N.Z.A., is at present in command of the Auckland military district, and another brother. Major F. G. Hume, who was formerly one of the area officers under tho now scheme, is now on active service at the Dardanelles. In his civil capaoity, Major A. G. Humo was in business in Wellington as a machinery agent. .Ho leaves a widow and one son. He was a sou of Colonel Hump, for many years Inspector of Prisons in New Zealand.