New Zealand

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 41, 18 June 1915, Page 5

New Zealand

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTY LIST. OFFICERS 142 : : MEN 2519. Per Pbkbs Absooiatton. Wellington, June 18. No official synopsis of the New Zealand casualties have been issued, and some of the lists have contained duplications, hut the following is approximately correct up to and including l' s i No 7(>:— KILLED IN ACTION. Officers ... •■• 3J .Men M< DIED OF WOUNDS. Officers ... ••• ir > Men 139 MISSING. Officers ... ■■• "> Men ... .- 213 WOUNDED. Officer s ... ••■ s 8 Men 1830 Totals: Officers 142; Men, 2549. ... [ KILLED IN ACTION. Wellington Battalion. Private E. N. Milligan. , Private J. Blaekstock Private F. R. Brown Private A. R. F. Harding I Private J. C. Kearsbury Lance-Corporal A. J. Forsyth Private L. W. Hill Private F. H. M< .' I Private F. MuhlwAen / Private E. 1). R. Morrison Private E. J. Bannerman Private B. T. Baxter Lance-Corporal 0. W. Burgess Private E. H. Fisher Private A. W. Holmes Lance-Corporal J. E. Mills Private E. C. Irving Private M. C. Prior Private F. S. Pull Private H. A. Sehultz Private 0. Williams Lance-Corporal A. Winter Lance-Sergeant M. W. Mulloy Private T. Prideaux Private H. Schofiekl Private S. Shadlow Private F. V. Whitta Private C. McXabb Private H. O'Brien Private C. E. Phillips Private W. J.. Thurlow

DIED OF WOUNDS.

Canterbury Battalion. Private H. J. Palmer Auckland Mounted Rifles. Trooper G. C. Jackson WOUNDED. Auckland Mounted Rifles. Trooper E. W. Inder IN CONVALECENT CAMP, HELOUAN (CAIRO). Field Artillery Brigade. Charles L. Pauling N.Z. Medical Corps. Reginald William Napier OTACO MOUNTED RIFLES. Charles Allan McQuarrie Wellington Battalion. Thomas Edwin Reynolds Bryan Palmes Reginald Freeman Chapman Percy Wood David Lionel Smith Alfred Gardner Robert Reid Robert John Jenkins John Potter Norman Bell Auckland Battalion. Ernest Alfred Bollard Hugh William Pain Thomas William Albiston James Leslie Tod Leslie Gerald Hill Auckland Infantry. James Collis Brown John Henry Cook Ernest Albert Eagle Wellington Infantry. William Alfred Perry IN NO. 1 GENERAL HOSPITAL, CAIRO.

Canterbury Inf Entry. Andrew Mclvor Kyle Charles Henry Ilton Alexander Sinclair Dick William Samuel Itlu'll Canterbury Battalion. Joseph Richard Sullivan Corporal Leslie John Xicholls Fowke Robert Edmund Fairbrother MEN IN HOSPITAL. The following are in the first southern general hospital at Birmingham : Otago Battalion. Privates Thomas Edward Morrison, Private Alfred James Durrant, Private Percival Charles Toms, Private William Buchan. Canterbury Battalion. Private William Howe The following are in the second western general hospital at Manchester :-- Canterbury Battalion. Private Edward Henderson, Private James Fleming Bryce Wellington Battalion. Private Edward Joseph Callaghan Artillery. (Returning to regimental duty). Lieutenant .Norman Harvey Purdy DANGEROUSLY ILL. Auckland Battalion. Private R. V. Lowndes

DIED OF GUNSHOT WOUND. Canterbury Battalion. Private -I. \V. Johnston DIED OF DISEASE. Canterbury Battalion, Private T. L<\ H. Green MISSING. Canterbury Battalion. Private \. C. \V, Bain. Private W. Oardno Private K. T. Cole Private .1. •). C'Connor WOUNDED. Canterbury Battalion. Private G. T. Winkler Private J. A. Hewitt Private J. M. Shaw Corporal K. L. Bunn Private S. M. MacGregor Private A. .1. Stafford >, .econd time) Auckland Mounted Squadron. Trooper C. 0. Baslev Quartermaster W, J. Foster Sergeant F. B. M. Gibhison Corporal W. F. Haughton Trooper W. H. Park KILLED IN ACTION. Otago Infantry. Private A. Black Lance-Corporal A. Clarke Private A. Gilliugham Private F. W. Cocker Private W. T. Love Private J. G. Anderson Private H. A. Tewem Private T. Bennett Private E. H. Fountain Lance-Corporal R. R. Munn Private J. Hewitt Private F. F. Ayling Private M. Kearney Canterbury Battalion. Private F. French Private B. W. B. Shaw Private J. J. Farreil Private G-. P. Lattimore Corporal R. J. Petre Corporal S. E. Woods Private P. R. Bond Private W. T. Dundon Serjeant P. K. Irviae Private G. Wil lefts Private A. E. Fr, . r Private W. J. Paul Sergeant D. L. Ress Private E. Beaumont j Private W. Davis

TRENTHAM MATTERS. ■ Pee Pkesb Association. Wellington. June 17. As a result of the outbreak of the measles at Trentham camp, a number of men have been sent to the Welling' ton Hospital, which has been somer what disorganised as a result. and three of the cases have proved fatal. The matte;,- was discussed by the Hospital Board to-day, and the Defence Department was* criticised for commandeering the city hospital accommodation in such a marner, one speaker remarking that it looked as if the DefeiK'e Department had neglected its duty in not having proper hospital accommodation of its own at the camp. The Board decided to urge the Government to make immediate provision for hospital accommodation at Trentbam. RETURNED SOLDIERS. Dunedin. June 17. Inquirv at the Defence Office showed that only a few of the men who returned by tlie Mokoia yesterday are seriously ill, many of them having largely or partially recovered. The reminder are suffering from a variety of complaints. Some twenty of the men were discharged to-day, the medical authorities considering they were sufficiently well to return .home. The remainder are undergoing medical treatment, but will probably be ready for discharge by the end of the week.

FOR THE FRONT. TO-DAY'S V'ST. F. X. Fussell, Stratford. L. B. Mace, Stratford.