At The Dardanelles

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 73, 26 July 1915, Page 5

At The Dardanelles

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTY LIST.

Killed in Action. Auckland Mounted: Trooper H. J. Cottingham

Previously reported missing, now reported dead by court of inquiry.— Canterbury Battalion: Private I?. P. (Widgeon. Dangerously ill (appendicitis^.Field Ambulance: Sergeant R. 11. Dyson. 1 Wounded doing duty.—Otago Battalion: Private I). A". A. Mitohelson. ) Rejoined regiment, previously reported wounded.—Auckland Battalion: Private 10. Sutton.

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES. Pronounced out of danger, July 2] —Auckland Mounted Regiment: Trooper Armstrong. Wellington Battalion : Private Freeman. X.Z. Medical Corps: La nee-Corporal Sloan. | Missing. Canterbury Battalion • , Private Sutton. J Killed in action on June 2G.—Wellington Battalion: Corporal Heald.

j Killed in action on July I.—Otago Battalion: Private Jones. j Killed in action on .July C>.—Otago Battalion: Private Long. Auckland Battalion : Private Sanford. | Slightly wounded, continued duties June 27.—Auckland Mounted Regiment: Troopers Wren. Lloyd. Bishop, , Fletcher. Slightly wounded, continued duties on July I—Auckland Mounted: Troop'er O'Hara. j Slightly wounded, continued duties 'on June 28.—X.Z. Field Artillery: Gunner Blackwell. i Slightly wounded, continued duties on June 27.—Otajro Mounted Regimeet : Troopers Passrnore, MoPhee, MeKav. Slightly wonnd.Hi.--X.Z. Field Artillery: Gunner Simmer. < Admitted to (Jreek Hospital. Alex'andria, sick, all doing well.—X.Z. Field Engineers: Sappers Drummond, [Steele and Jenner, Corporal McWhirjter. Wellington Battalion: Privates Young and Sawtell. Sydney. Julv 24.

Corporal Hill, a prominent Rugby ["nion footballer, and brother to the seeretaary of the Rugby Union, has been killed at Gallipoli.

LATEST CASUALTIES.

DIED OF WOUNDS. British section.—Sapper E. H. A-t----lev. DIED OK "TETANUS." Canterbury Battalion.—Private T. \fcKain. DANGEROUSLY ILL. Otago Battalion.—Private E. J. Luxmore. Wellington Battalion.—Major J. W. Brunt (pnumonia). Admitted to No. 17 General Hospital from Hospital Ship "Soudah." slight gunshot wound left arm. PROGRESSING, SATISFACTORILY. Field Artillery.—Bombardier R'. C. Sinclair. Admitted to P.A.D. Hospital.. Glymetiopouto. Otaego Battalion.—Corporal A. E. Borley. Canterbury Battalion.—Private T. B. Straker (teeth). Private C. A. Warrillow (slight otitis). Wellington Battalion.—Private A. Acott.

Otago Battalion.—Corporal A. E Parfitt (sight otitis media). Field Engineers.—Sapper AY, If. Douglas.