New Zealand.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 76, 29 July 1915, Page 5

New Zealand.

THE CASUALTY LIST.

’Wounded, Recovered and Sent to

the Front.—Otago Battalion: Se'ge■••it J. l.eimane, Corporal W. Kirk. Privates I). S. Farqnharson, R. Wilson. 1., (i. Naylor, K. A. Ferguson. P. Phelan. M. McCarthy and K. Lee. Wellington P.attalioii, Sergeant I), R. Wilson, Corporal E. B. Fllerm. Privates W.. J. Branson, J. K. Henderson. .1, r f. Tronghear. A. F. Pearson, W. R. Beresford. J. K. Sewell. T. C. Hopkins. H. W. Bennett, R. T. Bennell. R. W. Allison. J. Swarbriek and G. Stock. Auckland Battalion : Sergeant J. D. Boys, Lance-Corporal A. F. Adams, Privates G. RnsweH. N, S, Young. F. (airfield, R. Adams, G. H. Riley. C. E. Hall. (!. A. Tuck. E. P>. Delacey. S. C. Wells, A. Taylor and G. J. Adams. Canterbury Battalion.—Lieutenant It. A. RKawry. Sergeant H. W. W bite, LanceCorporal P. Monigatti, Privates E. O’Reilly, T. S. West, W. E. Cronin. F. Carmine, A. Melvor, J. B. Naneckivell. F, F. McL. Flavoll, W. MeLagan and S, McK. McGregor. Died of enteric.—Wellington Battalion: Private W. Jakes. Auckland Battalion: Private C. W. Osborns. Canterbury Battalion: Private \V. H. Henderson.

Dangerously ill (enteric). - Otago Battalion: Private L. T. Badger. Field Engineers: Sapper C. B. Bateman. Admitted to P. H. D. Hospital, Glymenopoulo. Pamleh, Alexandria. Auckland Battalion: Private W. Henshaw (gunshot wound in neck). Sick and Discharged as Convalescent.—Army Service Corps: Privates J. Shelley and F. Shellook. Wellington Mounted: Saddler-Sergeant JW. McKain and Trooper S. T. Dibble.

Killed in Action. —Otago Battalion ; Private F. A. Lawrie. Otago Mounted: Troopers G. F. Bradley, B. G. Bradshaw. Wellington Battalion: Lance-Corporal G. C. T. Foley. Died of Wounds.—Field Artillery: Driver A. L. Morton. Canterbury Mounted: Trooper J. T. Primrose. Died of Colitis.—Otago Battalion: Private E. G. Reay.

Died of Dysentery, in Egyptian Army Hospital.—Canterbury Battalion.—Private A. Brown.

Wounded..—Field Artillery: Driver J' Dance (hand and arm), ActingBombadier J. Loughnon (foot). Maori Contingent: Privates G. M. Rewa (foot), H. K. Keniti (thigh), T. Te Whare (thigh). T. Mihaere (knee and forearm). FOLLOWING WOUNDED IN NETLEY HOSPITAL. Field Engineers. Sapper L. W. Louisson. Canterbury Mounted. Trooper W. A. Hodgen. Otago Mounted. Lieutenant E. S. Mclntyre. Field Ambulance. Private F. J. P. Hallett. Auckland Battalion. Corporal F. G. Hall (wounded 2nd time).

WOUNDED RECOVERED SENT TO THE FRONT. Auckland Mounted. Trooper H. C. Jones. Canterbury Mounted. Trooper A. E. Norric. Trooper J. R. Dawson. Wellington Mounted. Trooper G. W. Troop Clarke. Field Artillery. Sergeant G. M. McKenzie. SICK RECOVERED AND SENT TO THE FRONT. Auckland' Battalion. Private A. Do Pine. Private C. J. Cottingham. Private W. C. Cone. Private W. P. Taylor. Private A. C. Newcombe. Private J. L. Raul errs. Private J. F. Baker. Private C. E. Furber. Private G. V. Crapp. Private G. Jessoe. Canterbury Battalion. Private W, R. Kemp. Private L, Green. Private 1). P. Lloyd. Private G. A. Hamilton. Private W . .J. Willeoeks. Private J. Reid. Private A. V. Fitcbett. Private A. H. Skinner. Otago’ Battalion. Private C. D. Marshall. Private G. k. Robertson. CAMP HOSPITALS REPORT. Per Press Association. Wellington, July 2S. Tlie following information lias een received op to noon on W tsfiiesday as regards sickness in the various camp hospitals tor the past iwenty-lour hours;— Waikauae.—Admissions : I measles, J inline.i/.a, 4 minor surgical, 1 observation case. Kaiwarra. —Admissions 1 ~>. discharged total remaining 7(5, no serious i 1 eases.

Tanherinakau and (I reylown. --No serious cuses. t'.v- im.lor treatment arc; Measles 11. sore throats 0. rhenniatisin 2. 1 vmi.l>anL.«;iii 1. varicole 1. \al iooM' I . minor surgical cases 5. colic !, Inin ha v:o 1. Trent ham. -I' serious cass ami under obsecration. Of the serious cases lo are improving. J are unchanged. and 2 are not so well. Wellington Hospital. —No serious cases. Scarlet lever 1. s« ptic throat 1, admissions .>. death 1 ! ri\;ll<“ Ualuh Cowley. I rum plenri-y and pneuinoiiia. following measles: nest ol kin. A. Cowley. Nulsualoi'a. Duiga. iai tei). The late Private Cowley's sisters reside in Wellington., Palmerston North.—No serious cases. Total under treatment on the 2ith 70, comprisi 110 appendicitis I. measles dd, medical IS. Discharges: .Medical cases A. The total mimher ol cases of all kinds in the hospitals on Wednesday was IS I. as against old on Tuesday.

ADMINISTRATION OF FUNDS.

Per Press Association

Wellington, July 2S

It was eventually decided. 01 respect of relief, that the branches he emjtowered to grant relief and heuent to New Zealand- wounded, incapacitated or necessitous soldiers, or sailors. and those in any way dependent upon them. It was agreed, on the suggestion of Air Parr, that in the administration of funds two or snore branches may co-operate. Special »e----lief cannot he granted by a branch beyond the sum ot £‘loo, without the 'consent of the executive committee. The clauses dealing with levies from districts that are solvent to those whose funds are depleted were adopted, as were the clauses dealing with any disputes that may arise. A Wairarapa suggestion that tie* |various funds may he amalgamated for the purpose of investment by the 'executive, did not receive the whole approval of the conference, as some 'delegates were of opinion that the funds should he invested in the district in which the money was collected. Mr Parr said he did not agree iwith the money being invested with the Public Trustee, and Auckland [would not send its fund out of the district for investment. The suggestion was put in the form of a motion and was carried by AO votes to 9.

Mr Toss will was desirous that branches should ho empowered to establish. as well as to subsidise, aay hospital or charitable institution as provided in the rules. This was strongly objected to. and the- matter is to be looked into by Mr SkerrotL The drawing-up of rules as amended was left in the hands of Mr Skew rett, and the following committee was set up to get the necessary matter together for the calling of the next conference: The Mayor of Wellington (Mr .). B. Luke). Messrs L. Tripp. C. j parr, H. (1. Hill. S. Kirkcaldie, and J. Mclntosh. Before, calling the next conference the sub.committee i R to place in the hands ol the delegates of each district the rules as amended, so that they may be given mandat try powers to exercise their vote.

STRATFORD BRITISH AND BEL-

GIAN RELIEF FUND. The Town Clerk wishes to acknowledge the following additional contnhutions to the British and Belgian Belief Fund:— £• s. d. Already acknowledged 10<9 Id I ,). R. Woolaston (Toko) •> 0 0 S. Porritt ••• ••• - s - 11 1080 18 4