THE SICK & WOUNDED

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2573, 22 September 1915, Page 6

THE SICK & WOUNDED

WOUNDED DISCHARGED, NOW CONVALESCENT, ALEXANDRIA. OTAGO MOUNTED RIFLES. Leith, Sergt. Charles Hugh (No. 9/157), Scaife, Corpl. Arthur James (No. 9/397). Mackie, Tpr. James (No. 9/104). Vickery, Tpr. James (No. 9/498). Sise, Tpr. Albert Justin (No.- 9/185). Campbell,-Tpr. John Carnegie.(No; 9/802). M'Carthy, Tpr. Thomas Fred. (No. 9/732), M'Lean, Tpr. Evan Hamilton (No. 9/861). Brown, Tpr. Samuel (No. 9/799). WELLINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES. O'Neill, Tpr. William (No. 11/354). ■ FIELD ARTILLERY.. Jones, Gunner Edward Orland (No. 2/432), SICK DISCHARGED, NOW CONVALES. CENT, ALEXANDRIA. AUCKLAND BATTALION. Garland, Pte. Frank Charles (No, 12/1046), lliddell,'.:Pte. Allan (No. 12/1779). Barlow, Pte. Theodore Edgar (No. 12/1070). Best, Pte. William (No. 12/693). CANTERBURY BATTALION, Allison, Pte. George (No. 6/2378). Brown, Lce.-Corpl. Arthur William (No. 6/593). '' Die ugh, Pte. Sydney (No. 0/2119). Elliot, Pte., Andrew Henry (No. 6/1522). Homan, Lce.-Corpl. Harold Herbert (No, 6/1879). Lindley, Pte. George Henry (No. 6/2187). Tilson, Pto. Wilfred Eichard (No, 6/2000). OTAGO BATTALION.' Ebert, Pte. Louis Francis (No. 8/1098). Tucker, Pte. James (No. 8/G24). M'Lean, Pte. Alexander John (No. 8/1875). M'Guire, Pte. William (No. 8/1785). Walls, Sergt. Dominic Joseph (No. 8/121). WELLINGTON BATTALION. Cole, Pte. Stanley Edward (No. 10/1777). Overend, Pte. Wesley (No. 10/1943). Everiss, Pte. William (No. 10/696). Kay, Pte. Leslio Vincent (No. 10/921).- ■ CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES. Brown, Tpr. John Archibald (No. 7/175). Waghorn, Tpr. Arthur Oscar Dennis (No, ■ 7/408). ' ■ ■ ' OTAGO MOUNTED RIFLES. Bradley, T'pr. . Joseph Reginald (No. 9/1013). Bailey, Tpr. James Maurice (No. 9/3). Kelly, Tpr. Patrick (No. 9/1062). Rodgers, Tpr. Jesse (No. 9/77). Cree, Tpr. Jesse (No. 9/77). Thomson, Cpl. Alexander (No. 9/1120), / M'Gillivray, Tpr. Thomas (No. 9/316). Parker, Tpr. Verner Ernest (No. 9/780). Gunderson, Tpr. Bertie (No. 9/825).

Lewis,'Tpr. Evan Davies (No. 9/378). Passniore, Tpr. John Coates (No. 9/72). Espie, Tpr. William Campbell (No. 9/924). WELLINGTON' MOUNTED, RIFLES. Barnfather, Tpr. Albert Salmon (No. 11/855). l'aterson, Tpr. Robert Cotton (No. 11/139). FIELD ENGINEERS. ' > . Copeland, Sapper Maurice Alfred (No. 4/706). FIELD ARTILLERY. • Lovoll, Gunner George James (No. ,2/1640). Edmonds, Gunner James Charles (No. •2/1919). Searell, Gunner Lewis Trist (No. 2/237). Robinson, Gunner Stanley Garfield (No. 2/156). Montgomery, Gunner Findlay John (No. 2/810). . Owles, Gunner George (No. 2/192). Rees, Gunner Frederick (No. 2/1081). Cohen, Gunner Leopold (No. 2/1176). . MEDICAL CORPS. 1 Lindsay, Pte. Alexander Edward (No. 3/303). Marshall, Pte, Albert Edward (No. 3/423). Cardno, Pte. John Finlayson (No. 3/317). DIVISIONAL HEADQUARTERS. . Miller, Sergt. James Reginald (No. 15/62). ARMY SERVICE CORPS. Field, Sergt. Arthur (No. 5/30). Smith, Driver David Buchanan (No. 5/321). De Silva, Driver Joseph A. (No. 14/15). IN NEW ZEALAND GENERAL HOSPITAL, CAIRO, CANTERBURY BATTALION. (Dangerously ill, typhoid.) • Tnimper, Pfc. Leslie Henry (No. G/1741). Next-of-kin, Mr. B. Trumper, Oliape, Temuka (father). (Rheumatism.) Reynolds, Pte. Samuel (No. 6/1702). Next-of-kin, Mr. George Reynolds, Willowbridge, Canterbury (brother). , WELLINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES. (Dangerously ill, euteric.) Hyde, Tpr. Harold James (No. 11/295). Next-of-kin,' Mr. A. Hyde, Southland Road, Hastings (fatherj, 'AUCKLAND , MOUNTED RIFLES. (Typhoid.) ; Lansley, Tpr. Ernest Henry (No. 13/465). Next-of-kin, Mr. T. Lansloy, 2 Harvey. Road, Hornsey, London. (Removed from Dangerous List.) Wilks, Tpr. Richard (No. 13/CO3). Next-of-kin, Mr. John Wilks, nendeTson (father). ADMITTED TO N.Z. GENERAL HOSPITAL, PONT DE KOUBBEH, CAIRO. CANTERBURY BATTALION. Bridson, Pto. John Henry (No. 6/2075). Next-of-kin, Mr. Robert Bridson, William Street, Invercargill (father). (Gunshot wound, tliiglr and scrotum.) Pa«et, Pte. Esmond Charles (No. 6/1949). Mrs. E. G. Paget, Paddaginnle, Victoria (aunt). (Gunshot wound, shoulder.) AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES. Lauer, Tpr. George (No. 13/379). Next-of-kin, Mr. G. Lauer, Pukekohe, Auckland. (Gunshot wound, shoulder, seriously ill.) . WOUNDED, RECOVERED AND RETURNED TO FRONT FROM ALEXANDRIA. AUCKLAND BATTALION.. Swallow, Pte. Edwin George (No. 12/1513). iM'Lean, 'Pie. Duncan (No. 12/605). Bain ben - > Pte., Colin M'lntosh (No. 12/DB9), fivers, rte, John Steel (No, 12/1574),

Peniberton, Pte. Samuel (No. 12/439). Norris, Pte. George (No. 12/2070). Marks, Pte. Cecil Harold (No. 12/2558). CANTERB URY. BATTALION. Reid, Pte. Sydney Thomas (No. 6/1042). OTAGO BATTALION. Stark, Pte. Douglas (No. 8/2142). . Ritchie, Pte. Charles Alexander (No. S/2112). Kitto, Pte. James (No. 8/1768). Young, Pte. Albert (No. 8/128). WELLINGTON BATTALION. Kibblewliite, Lieut. Etlward Henry Turner (No. 10/960). Rowan, Pte. .Tolln Patrick (No. 10/2302). Pascoe, Pte. Solomon (No. 10/1947). ; Hill, Pte. Frederick Joseph (No. 10/381). AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES. Cran.ston, Tpr. Maurice James. (No. 13/786). CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES. . Drummond, ,Tpr. Louis Kenneth. (No. 7/ISS). Gold, Tpr. William David (No. 7/335). OTAGO MOUNTED RIFLES. Barr, Corpl. Andrew Dawson (No. 9/6G6). SICK RECOVERED AND RETURNED TO THE FRONT. OTAGO MOUNTED RIFLES. M'Curdy, Lieut. David Bremner, Liout. Daniel Eric Withington. Tpr. William Henry (No. Harrison, Tpr. Edward Thomas (No. 0/706). Colbourne, Tpr. Linser (No. 9/132). Ford, Tpr. Michael Henry (No. 9/816). WELLINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES. Ball, Tpr. George (No. 11/168).' Coates, Tpr. Eric Albert (No. 11/643). FIELD ENGINEERS. Campbell, Sapper Donald (No. 4/697). D'ones, Sergt. William Jleirion (No. l/75a), Horwell, Sapper Robert Charles (No. 4/547). Thompson, Sapper Albert Edward (No. 4/137 a). ■ Thorpe, Sapper Frederick Christopher (No, 4/350). N.Z. MEDICAL CORPS. Philson, Lce.-C'orpl. Geoffrey Hope (No. 3/278). Butler, Pte. Alexander Edward (No. 3/388). ARMY SERVICE CORPS. Parsons, Tpr. George Richard (No. 11/542 a).. RETURNED TO FRONT FROM MUDROS.

WELLINGTON BATTALION. Miller/ Pte. William (No. 10/1920). Scott, Pte. William Henry (No. 10/2308). RETURNED TO FRONT FROM CAIRO. AUCKLAND BATTALION, Daly, Pte. Richard (No. 12/1606). Page, Pte. George Frederick (No. 12/823). Stunner, Pte. Ernest Hugh (No. 12/2536). REPORTED DANGEROUSLY ILL, SEPTEMBER 6. CANTERBURY BATTALION. Frame, Pte. David (No-. 6/1534), Next-of-kin, Mr. Charles- Frame, Roundbank, Kirkliston, Scotland (father), (Enteric.) ■ • 'N.Z. MEDICAL CORPS. Davles, Pte. Arthur James (No. 3/492). Next-of-kin, Mr. G. Dayies, Merivale, Ohaupo Road, Rukuhia, Hamilton (father). • (Enteric.) i REPORTED CONVALESCENT, OTAGO BATTALION. Clarke, Pte. Frank (No. 8/2414). Next-of-kin, Mr, R. J. Clarke, Telegraph Office, Wanganui (brother). AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES. Fraser, Pte. Thomas Edward > John (No. 13/325). Next-of-kin, Mrs. .W. Pacey, Renwiclc. AT WALTON, PROGRESSING FAVOURABLY. NEW ZEALAND ENGINEERS. Louison, Sapper Leslie William (No. 4/782). Next-of-kin, Mr. Thomas Louison, 36 Tasman Street, Nelson (futhcij. . REPORTED DANGEROUSLY ILL, OTAGO BATTALION. N Craig, Pte. Alexander Dempster (No. is/1958). Next-of-kin, Mr. W. E. Craig, Puketapu, Palmerston South (brother). CANTERBURY .BATTALION. Boyce, Pte. James Strachen (No. 6/187). Next-of-kin, Mr. Robert Boyoe, Weld Street, Blenheim (father). Adams, Pte. John Henry (No. G/2055). ■ Next-of-kin, Mr. J. H. Adams, White Parish, Salisbury, England (father).

WOUNDED ADMITTED HOSPITAL CAIRO, SEPTEMBER 7. FIELD ARTILLERY Scrimgeour, Driver William Joseph (No. 2/1872). Next-of-kin, Mr. D. Scrimgeour, 219 Tinakori Road, Wellington {father). - . WELLINGTON BATTALION. Cooke, Lco.-Corpl. Bertie (No. 10/1213). ' Next-of-kin, Mr. William 17 Butts Mount, Ariniey, Leeds, England'. Gedge, -Pte. Arthur James (No. 10/1493). • Next-of-kin, Mrs. Eliza Gedge, Aircl Street, Stratford (mother). CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES. Hutchinson, Tpr. James Hugh (No. 7/350). ' Next-of-kin, . Mrs. Ursula. Hutchinson, 20 Cheltenham Street, Merivale, Christchurch (mother).. AUCKLAND BATTALION. Spittle, Pic Charles (No. 12/1799). Next-of-kin, Mr. Thomas Spittle, 23 Sophia ■ Streot, Poplar, Ixmdon (father). Davison, Pte. George (No. 12/G54). - Next-of-kin, Mr. Win. C. Davison, Utakura, • Hokianga. CANTERBURY BATTALION Rogers, Pto. Henry Fletcher (No. 6/2261). Next-of-kin, Mr, E. Chamberlain, 63 Shirley Eoad, St. Albans, Christchurch (friend). Petersen, Pte George (No. 6/324). Next-of-kin, Mr. Christian H. Petersen, Vanguard Street, Nelson (father). AUCKLAND BATTALION. E?ered, Pte. Frank (No. 12/2286). Next-of-kin, Mr..Evered,. Grays, Essex, England (father). (Debility.) OTAGO BATTALION. Wilson, Carpi. Norman Andrew (No. 8/2185). Next-of-kin, Mr. A. A.-Wil-son, Wyndham, Southland (father). (Euteric.) Smith,, Pte. Daniel Shaw (No. S/109). Next-<sf-kin, Mrs. ,M. A. C. Smith. Eden St., Oamaru (mother), (Enteric.) CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES. Tripe, 'l'pr. Alexander Montgomery (No. 7/280). Next-of-kin, Mr. J. H. Tripe, Koromiko, Marlborough (father). (Enteric.) EMBARKED FOR ENGLAND. WELLINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES. Roberts, Tpr. Leonard (No'. 11/436 a). Next, of-kin, Mr. J. W. A. Roberts, 42 Elm. Row, Dunedin (father). ADMITTED KING GEORGE HOSPITAL, LONDON. OTAGO BATTALION. Ferguson, Pte. Alfred ' William (No. 8/1731). Next-of-kin, Mr. ffn, Ferguson, corner Moor and Wood Streets, Fitzroy, Melbourno (uncle). REPORTED DANGEROUSLY ILL SEPTEMBER 11. ... OTAGO BATTALION. ' ] Clark, Pte. Robert Edward (No 8/1430)., ■Next-of-kin, Mrs. N. Watterson, 33 Napier Street, Kidsgrove, Staffs., England (sister). (Typhoid.) CANTERBURY BATTALION. Talk'fv Pte. Alfred (No. G/561). Next-of-. kin, Mr., A. S. Cooper, Wanganui (step-father. (Scarlet fever and enteric,) PRONOUNCED OUT OF DANGER. FIELD ENGINEERS. ' Gardner, Sapper Herbert (No. 10/1491). Next-of-kin, Mr. Francis Gardner, Valley Road, Gisboruo (father). CORRECTIONS. CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES. (Previously reported wounded, should be missing.) Sullivan, Tpr. Patrick- (No. 7/900). Next-of-kin, Daisy Sullivan, R.C. Convent, Nelson (sister): . Tickcll, Tpr. Richard Maurice G. (No. 7/1009). Next-of-kin, .Mr. J. L. Tickcll, 105 Riccarlon Road, Lower Riecarton (father). Wallace, Tpr.. Arthur George (No. 7/906). Next-of-ltin, Mr. W. J. Wallace, Jyiioug, P,0., Victoria (bwther^

Walsh, Tpr. George, (No. 7/1010). 'Next-of-kin, Mr. G. Walsh, Lisbon Street, Cooktown, Queensland (father). Weight, Corpl. Kdwai'd Gordon (No. 7/143). Next-of-kin, Mr. Edward Weight, Alpha Street, Wellington, Winkler, Tpr. Hugh (No. 7/414). Next-of-kin, Mrs. Mary Bell, 410 Selivyn St„ Cliristciiurch (mother). HOSPITAL & PROGRESS REPORT SLIGHTLY SICK, • DISEMBARKED MALTA, SEPTEMBER 10. N.Z. FIELD ENGINEERS. Choatc, Sergt Samuel Stanley (No. 4/660). Next-of-kin, Ethel R. Choate, Box 328, Christchureh (sister). Stioud, Supper Conrad Robert (No. 4/848). Next-of-kin; Mr. J. Stroud, 4S Wilson Street, Waiiganui ifatherj. Sapper William George (No. 4/759) Next-of-kin, Mrs. A. M. Sinclair, Blues . Point Road, North Sydney, N.S.W, (sister). REPORTED DANGEROUSLY ILL. CANTER-BUY' BATTALION. Gemmell, I'te. Gordon (No. 6/47). Next-of-kin, llr. William' Gemmell, North East Valley, Dunedin. Barry, Pte. Frederick (No. 6/1462). N*tSt of-kin, Mrs. M. 'Reid, Te Awamut? (mother). ' WOUNDED DISCHARGED, CONVALESCENT, ALEXANDRIA. AUCKLAND BATTALION., Whittle, Pte. Thomas (No. 12/1831).' Hall, Pte. Edward Charlos (No. 12/1647). Keid, Pte. William Milne (No. 6/713). OTAGO BATTALION. Lister, 3?te. Harold (No. 8/1542). Cargill, Pte. Colin Lee (No. 8/1716). Riches, Pte. John Frederick' (No. 8/2465). WELLINGTON BATTALION. Seymour, l J tn. Geoffrey (No. 10/1648). 1 Lyons, Pte. Herbert (No. 10/596). Cook, Pte. Victor Gordon (No. 10/217), Lapraik, Pto. John (No. 10/1554). M'Naught, Pte. Robert (No. 10/1899). CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES. . Thomas, Tpr. Ronald Sisley (No. 7/676). I'oubistor, Tpr. Robert Allan .(No, 7/443). MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR THE FALLEN IMPRESSIVE ASSEMBLY IN . . - SYDNEY. By Telegraph—Press Association—Oojyriskt Sydney, September 21. A memorial service for the men who have fallen on Gallipoli, organised by the Salvation Army, was hold in the Town Hall, and was an impressive gathering. Mr. J. Cook, in paying a tribute to the dead, said that the record ot Australian. heroes would never perish, because it was woven into the warp and woof of the history of Empire and civilisation. He urged the men to carry on their good work.