New Zealand.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 84, 9 August 1915, Page 5

New Zealand.

CASUALTY LIST.

KILLED IX ACTION

Auckland Mounted. Trooper H. 1). Burrage Trooper W. E. Gibson Canterbury Batlalio* Private J. E. Earnshaw

DIED OP WOUNDS Auckland Battalion. Corporal C. J. Hally

DIED, OF ENTERIC. Otago Battalion. Private J. Fowler Maori Contingent. Private T. Te Whare

WOUNDED. ■Wellington Battalion, Private G. E. Granger Private M. Camming / Private G; S. Baker (second time) Private ! H. Sewell (second time) Auckland Battalion.

Private J. Robertson (second time)

Auckland Mounted. Trooper M. J. Cranton Divisional Headquarters. Corporal G. C. Little Uyi, j ;-j MaqitfciGqntiugenfc. Private H. Rewha - ■ " DAILY HOSPITAL BULLETIN. United Press Association 'Wellington, August 9. A daily bulletin from the military hospitals show that the total number, of cases of sickness on Saturday was 854, the hulk of which w«r» convalescent.

THANKS FROM. GENERAL’ GODLEY.

Wellington, August 9

The secretary of the New Zealand Farmers’ Union has received the following cable from General Sir Alexander Godley, in reply to a congratulatory message sent by the Dominion Conference: “Please convey to tb# Farmers’ Union the thanks of the Division under my command for their very kind message and good wishes. Personally, it is impossible for me to say how much I appreciate what they say. or how proud 1 am to command such troops.” WOUNDED NEW ZEALANDERS. TRANSPORT BRINGING BACK 495. Wellington, August 9. The Defence Authorities received a cablegram stating that Transport Tahiti left Suez on Saturday with 490 sick and wounded New Zealanders aboard. The number includes eleven officers, two warrant officers, and 482 men of other ranks. The suggestion that New Zealand should send a Corps of uncertificated nurses and of first aid workers to the Base Hospitals in Egypt or elsewhere has bee* disapproved by the military authori-