SEVENTEEN CASUALTIES

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 219, 5 June 1918, Page 6

SEVENTEEN CASUALTIES

j ■ FIVE DEATHS f; .... ' PRISONERS OF WAR OFFICIALLY REPORTED. : Yesterday's casualty list contained Eeven•teen names. Five deaths veto reported, j 1 and sixteen moro members of the Entrenching Battalion vero officially reported ; - prisoners of war. A classification of tha casualties follows:— Officers. Men. . Died of wounds U 4 I Died of sickness 0 1 i. , Missing 1 1 ' Wounded. : 3 7 ! Totals ... 4 13 ! Detailed particulars follow:— I , WELLINGTON DISTRICT j MISSINC. I Wellington Infantry Regiment. ! . il'Hardie, 2nd Lt. 0. J. Of. M'Hardic, NPalmerston N., w. May 22). ' WOUNDED AND MISSING. ' | Entrenching Battalion. ; /Celeher, J. J. (0. Keleher, ICohuratahi, m. April 29) | ' PRISONERS OF WAR. ; Prev. Eeoorted Missing Belioved Priaoner i - of War, Now ' Officially lteported Woui.ded and Prisoner of War in Germany. • Entrenching Battalion. Clark, L.-Cpl. 11. J. (J. Clark, Coromandoli i' Street, Wellington). Prev. Reported Missing Believed Prisoner of War, Now Officially Eeported Pr's- . • oner of War in Germany. Entrenching Battalion. ' Field, Y. R. (J. Field, Paraparaumu, f,). Gwilliam, Ij. (L. Gwilliam,, 13 Myrtle Cres- ■ cent, Wellington, m.). ; Hendricksen, G. (N. Hendricksen,-Happy i Valley, f.). Hugheß, I'. (Mrs. Ferris, England, sis.). '' M'Given, E. K. (M. M'Given, Now Ply., in.). i. ' CORRECTION ' Prev. Reported Wounded, Now Reported Injured Accidentally. New Zealand Rifle Brigade, j- Price, A. (H. Price, Wales. April 22), WOUNDEDi ADMITTED HOSPITAL, i. ' : Artillery, j !' 'Arnold, 0. W. (Dr./ Arnold, Ensland. }. May 20). ' / SLIGHTLY WOUNDED, REMAINING WITH UNIT. ; Auckland. Infantry Regiment. Bartle, J. E. (G. Bartle, Hastings, m. . ' May 17). , . '