New Zealand.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 34, 10 June 1915, Page 5

New Zealand.

MEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES. WOUNDED. Auckland Battalion. Lieut, (late Quartermaster-Sergt.) Ij. Chapman. Lieut, (late Private) A. Topham. KILLED IN ACTION. Canterbury Battalion. Gth June. Captain J. H. Colliding WOUNDED. Canterbury Battalion. Lieut. I). Dobson. Lieut. 1). A. Dion Lieut. A. C. Rout. Lieut. H. Stewart KILLED IN ACTION. Otago Battalion. Captain V. J. Egglestope. DIED FROM GUNSHOT WOUNDS. Wellington Mounted. Lieut. I). B. McDonald. DANGEROUSLY ILL. Otago Battalion. Private H. Braithwaifce. Auckland Battalion. W. Baure. DIED OF WOUNDS. On Hospital Ship. Wellington Mounted. Corporal G. Patterson. Sergeant L. Winks. Otago Mounted. Troper A. J. Thompson Auckland Mounted. Trooper M. Morgan Artillery. Trooper T. C. Hardie Sergeant J. C. McKenzie Driver G. Hendrick Gunner J. J. Stewart Mounted Brigade Headquarters. Sergeant G. C. T. P. McKenzie

Auckland Battalion. Private W. F. Berry WOUNDED. Otago Battalion. Private T. McDrain Private 11. Jeffrey Private J. McL. Kennedy Private Leslie Lee Private J. Matheson Private J. J. Sharman Private F. Broucher. Canterbury Battalion. Bugler C. Buxton Private T. H. Davison Private K. H. Harre Private C. A. Head Private \V. Irvine Private S. McClellaud Private A. Owen Private T. J. G. B. Robb Private W. J. Smith Private J. M. Taylor Private J. L. Douglas Private J. A. Godfrey Private G. A. Hampson Private W. H. Henderson Private P. B. Lamb Private J. Mcßohan Private A. Mitchell Private A. Sharp Sergeant J. P. D. Stocker Wellington Battalion. Corporal J). Cunningham. • Corporal J. R. Moller Private W. L. Delaney Private C. E. Doak Private 11. A. McGreevy Private H. G. Wilson j SICK AND WOUNDED. Not previously reported. (June 9.) Auckland Battalion Corporal J. C. Brook Private A. G. Bell Private W. Thomson Private F. J. Martin Private H. Robb Private G. E. Russell Canterbury Battalion. W. R. Kemp. Otago Mounted. Trooper T. J. Pedler M. S. Skeoch Field Artillery Brigade. Gunner R. B. Burnham Corporal H. C. King Gunner H. Palmer Field Ambulance Brigade. Private R. tt. Laidlaw Wellington Battalion. Private W. 0. Soith Private R. Davie Private S. Drink row Private T. H. Button Private J. Larkin Private C. Ritchie

Auckland Battalion. Private R. Chambers Private J. H. Dutton Private J. J. Dow nes Private X. Hyde Private M. G. Manning Private W. E. Pearey Private T. H. Whitson Canterbury Battalion. Private A. E. S. Cookson Private J. I). Doyne Private G. E. Tremain Private I). W Thomson Private E. J. Wilde Private C. 13. Harsant Private R. Old Private R. Reynolds Private R. S. Steehniann Private K. A. Klengenherg Otago Battalion. Sergeant T. H. Hammond. Private J. E. Daniels Private F. Hare Private W. W. Hugo (J. W. W. Dale Li. 0. Rundull

Private W. A. Hammond Private J. R. Spratfc Private W. D. Wilson Private K. W. Maekay Private H. M. Brown Private A. Carmichael Private J. Casey Private 0. J. Lay Private H. A. Murphy Private A. J. Stuart Private B. V. Wilson Auckland Mounted. Trooper R. J. F. Aldrich Trooper E. M. limes Jones Trooper F. C. Jones Corporal C. J. 'SpunTrooper E. P. S. Sweetman Corporal W. Taylor Trooper L. -1 • Armstrong Trooper P. M. Luxford Trooper L. W. Luxton Corporal J. J. Saxby Trooper A. G. Spink Trooper L. Wade Trooper J. W. Watson Canterbury Mounted. Trooper J. Sutherland-Michael Corporal A. Dodson Trooper S. Nottingham Trooper H. B. Elmslie Trooper Hodgson Trooper 0. E. Hooper Trooper J. M. Hampton Trooper G. Clements Canterbury Mounted Rifles. Trooper A. G. Nell Trooper S. E. Dunford Sergeant S. Berryman Lance-Corporal M. 0. Moore

Otago Mounted Rifles . Troopers R. E. Lamond Sergeant A. Adam Trooper D. G. McKay Trooper R. Wilson Trooper D. G. Whittaker Trooper C. Stentword Corporal F. M. Marshall Trooper H. Bidder Wellington Mounted. Corporal N. Anderson Trooper J. R- Brenmer Trooper G. F. Cavaney Lance-Corporal W. G. Clapham Trooper C. W. Arnold - Trooper J. Barnard Trooper C. F. Bourke Trooper J. G. Blacklook.. Trooper A. R. Cutfield Trooper R. H. Cole Trooper R. G. Chamberlain Corporal F. R. Fulton Trooper G. W. Henderson Trooper H. J. Jones Trooper F. N. Moore Trooper A. A. Clarke Trooper W. Dawbin Sereganfc-Major R. J. D. Davis Trooper W. A. Hurley Trooper H. Langlands Trooper J. R. Moore Trooper F. J. G. Moore Trooper S. J. Morgan Trooper Leslie Mo.yle Trooper T. J. Malone Corporal C. T. McDonald Trooper 1\ Melson Trooper C. Percy Trooper R....Rawcliffe Trooper J. A. Wilson 'hooper H. W. White Trooper W. J. Knox Trooper J. H. Rolston Trooper L. J. E. Shortt Trooper C. P. Tliorby Trooper A. E. Thomas Trooper X. A. Robieson Field Engineers. Sapper J. L. Braithwaite Sapper H. J. Baxter Sapper R. H. Melville Sapper R. H. Wright Sapper P. G. Pea ice Sapper J. Ross Sapper T. H. Thetford Divisional Headquarters. Private H. Sycamore DIED OF WOUNDS. Field Ambulance. Gallipoli Peninsula. Private A. Perry Field Artillery Brigade. Died of Toxaemia, 7th June. Quartermaster-Sergeant J. G. Faulknor. SICK AND WOUNDED. Xot Previously Reported. Auckland Battalion. Corporal G. Delaney Private J. S. Lee Private D. Davies Private T. Lahy Private C. McDonald Private G. Ellis Private D. R. Mac Nicol Private S. Wain Private G. Gledhill Private G. T. Alia way Private \V. G. Nairn Private I). Bowler Auckland Mounted. Trooper W. Sharplin Wellington Battalion. Private E. Greenwald Private S. R. Ball Private J. Henderson Private I'\ J. Harris Private R. I. Bell Canterbury Battalion. Private J. 1). McKen/.ie Private F. W. Lakey Private A. S. Skinner Corporal S. H. Andrew. Private S. C. Blake Private C. C. Beach. Private J. R. Beeves.

Private W. D. McClymont. ' Private A. S. Dick. Private R. H. Livingston Otago Battalion. Private G. R. Robertson. Private J. Greenfeld O'Hara Private L. W. Talke. . Private S. Walters. Private A. W. Martin. Private B. James. Private I). W. McDougall Private W. J. Hughes. Field "nM«p engineers. Sapper T. Peddie. Canterbury Mounted. Trooper C. V. Berry. Otago Mounted. Trooper W. Finuerty. Trooper B. Nixon. Tiooper W. Stenton. Field Artillery Brigade. Gunner C. W. Vomer. Gunner J. Partridge, (junner G. W. Guthrie. Trooper R. E. Ainsworth. Divisional Train. Private L. C. Fink. Private P. Sandham. Private W. N. Burt. Driver T. Field. Field Engineers. Sapper W. H. Mason. Divisional Head Quarters. Private A. W. Thomson. CONVALESCENT, 5 JUNE, 1915. Auckland Battalion. Private W. Berridge. Private H. A. Broderick. Otago Battalion. Private L. H. Latimer. Private W. T. Allen. Wellington Battalion. Bugler R. F. Delise. The following are at Malta:— r Auckland Battalion. Corporal A. B. Fordyce. Private W. C. Fitting. Private A. E. Adams. Private D. Stewart. Lieutenant L. G. West. Private E. Battenary. Canterbury Battali n. Private W. P. Bowis. Private 1). R. McLeod. Private J. B. Nankivell. Otago Battalion. Sergeant-Major G. F. A. Sergeant. Private F. Mailing. Private A. M. Bel&ky. Private G. Jamieson. Wellington Battalion. Private T. S. Manson. Corporal J. C. Griffiths. Private H. W. Bennett. Rejoined Unit—Auckland Battalion. Private G. H. Riley. Otago Battalion. Private B. V. Dillon. RETURNING TO NEW ZEALAND BY "WtLLOCHIA." Auckland Battalion. Private A. Clarke. Private. D. Casey. Canterbury Battalion. Private A. Panyter. Otago Battalion. Corporal J. B. Gilmour.n Wellington Battalion. Private H. Way. FOLLOWING IN ENCLAND. Auckland Battalion. Private G. E. McKenzie Private E. V. Law. Canterbury Battalion. Private J. Reeves. ' Private H. D. Cooksley. Private J. R. Worgan. Otago Battalion. Private J. M. White. ';:" q Private J. McLeay. Lance-Corporal C. H. Duncan Private C. Keilar. Private W. Buchan. Private J. W. Ferguson. Private A. Ritchie. Private W. Hibbs. Private J. Montgomery.

Wellington Battalion. Private V. W- Patterson. FOLLOWING ARE REPORTED DANGEROUSLY ILL. Auckland Battalion. Lieutenant H. H. S. "\Yestainocott. SERIOUSLY ILL PORT SAID. Canterbury Battalion. Private Ci. W. Kerridge. Otago Battalion. Private R. V. Mason (dangerously). RETURNING TO NEW ZEALAND. Wellington Battalion. Lieutenant D. Bryan. Previously reported as having died of wounds, now reported as wounded: Artillery. Trooper T. C. Hardie Driver Geo. Hendrick Sergeant J. G. McKenzie Gunner J. J. Stewart Mounted Brigade Headquarter* Sergeant G. C T. P. McKenaie Auckland Battalion. Private \V. F. Berry

DEATH OF LIEUTENANT FREYSERC. Peh Press Association. Wellington, June 9. A cable message received to-day by the Prime Minister convoys the news ot the death in the- Dardanelles of Lieutenant Oscar Frey here, eldest son of the late Mr James Freyberg, of Wellington, and brother to LieutenantCommander Bernard Freyberg, who was last week included in the Distinguished Service Orders. Deceased ,who was 31 years of age, and unmarried, was born at Kensington, London, and arrived in Wellington with his parents in 1891. He was for some time a law clerk here, but was engaged in journalism before he left for London in October to enlist. Previous information was that Lieutenant Freyberg had been in charge of a section of trawlers engaged in minesweeping operations in the North Sea, when he had the experience of being blown up no less than three times in the boats under him. He was promoted, and went to the Dardanelles, whence comes news of his death. Lieutenant Freyberg was a prominent yachtsman, and recently vice-com-mander of the Port Nicholson Yacht Chib. He was known throughout New Zealand as a very successful competitor in that form of sport, and was also at one time well known in swimming circles.

About six years ago Lieutenant Frey berg was a member of the legal staff of Messrs Hoy and Nicholson, of New Plymouth, and took an active interest in all matters connected with acquatics. THE HOSPITAL SHIP. Wellington, June 9. Contributions acknowledged by the Internal Affairs Department for the Hospital Ship Fund now total £27,801. AUDITING PATRIOTIC FUNDS. Wellington, June 9. The Government is asking the various committees which are collecting for the various patriotic funds to have auditors appointed to audit their accounts. The Government, the Minister of Finance states, had no power to insist on this being done. It will lie impossible for the Audit Department to undertake this work, and the Minister said to a reporter that here was an opportunity for the members of the Society of Accountants to come forward and offer to “do their little bit.”