New Zealand.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 91, 18 August 1915, Page 7

New Zealand.

I NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES Previously reported killed in ation, now reported wounded (not killed). — Canterbury Battalion; Captain J. Houlker. Reported - wounded—Otago Mounted; Lieut. 11. F. Mitchell. Wellington Battalion: Major E. P. Cox, Major \V. H. Cunningham, Captain J. L. Shoit. Unoflicially reported killed in action on Bth August.—Otago Battalion: Major F. H. Statham, Lieut. G. E. Waite. *i ' Wounded—Otago Battalion : Lieut.Colonel A. Moore, Lieut J- E. Cuthill, Major G. Mitchell, Privates A. Hendry, J. Menzics, P. O’Connor, W. P. R. Anderson, E. Brown, H Butcher, A. Crowe, L. Edwards, J. L. Greenheld, Corporal F. Grenville, Private B. Hurford, Sergt. H 1). B. Kennedy, Privates A. King and T. S. Knox, Sergt. J. Lennane, Privates F. E. Ludlow, E. Miller, F. Moore, W. T. AlcCaw, A. McDonald, A. H. A. McKinnon, F. W. Neale, F. J. 11. Pirani, | J, M. Quale, R. llae, J. M. Rogers, j W. H. Seal, 11. Smith, A. Stewart, 'L. Swindlehurst, W. J. Willcox, T. ' J. Beck, R. R. Dickson, B. C. Gibson, |s. Gordon, W. T. Hannon, W. R. Gunson, A. Hickey, H. Herd, W. I Honey bone, C. W, Jackson, J. Kitto, 'D. W. Lamond, Corporal G. E. Lous'jey, Lance-Corporal H. T. Meads, Private F. G. Moore, A. Mitchell, J. 3 lack ay, A. North, Lance-Corporal C. ■ Parr, Privates A. Stevens,, E. 0. ; West, R. E. Wilson, W. Woods, Lance-Corporal R. Wylie. N.Z. Field ' Engineers: Sappers J. G. Kennedy, |H. W. Campbell, W. S. O’Brien, W. 'R. A. Williamson, Sergeant S. Neels, Sappers K. W. Watson and H, Banks. Canterbury Battalion: Privates W. A. Ashworth, T. A. Fitzgerald, J. P. Flynn, F. McK. Gilmore, C. Parker, J. H. Townsend, T. Campbell, SergtMajor W G. Hall, Privates E. K Lougbottom, J. McLaughlin, J. Wilson, Lance-Corporal G. E. Whitney, Privates E, S. Aguew, W. Allen, Lance-Corporal J. H, Buruand, Privates G. H. H. Burt, L. A, Cox, P. W. Clive, Corporal A. G. Doan, Privates D. G. Bick, J. W. Gargott, W. Grant, C. P. Greaves, H. Hakopo, C. Herbert, A. W. Hillier, Lance-Corpor-al R. H. Livingstone, Privates W. Luut, C. McKean, P. D. McGregor, R. Merriman, N. C. Morton, LanceCorporal E. R. Munn, Privates J. D. Murdoch, J. C. O’Connor, F. Parris, L. Register, H. F. Rogers, T. Sharpe, R. S. Spiers, A. B. Stewart, T. W. Smith, Sergt. H E. Stratford, Private G. M. Young. Auckland Battalion: Privates R. Daly, F. J E. Kerr, J. T. Armstrong, A. W. Boothby, Q.M.S. J. R Boyes, Privates T. J. Carroll, W. A. Coggins, J. Collins, Sergt. B. Cox, Privates J. R. Hall, G. S. Keed, C. T. Kerr, D. T. Maguire, Corporal T. D. Maisey. Auckland Battalion: Privates C. J. Maroui, S. Melville, F. J. North, E. Parker, J. Power, Sergt. A. V. G. Rolfe, Privates G. T. Smith, C. Otago Momiueu : Trooper F. Bauile7 r G. Cathcart,, W. J. Clarke, B. C. Colbrau, J. 31. Hanger, K M, Hutton, R. 31cDouaJd, R. 31cKenzie, R. V. Read, R. Rendall, Lance-Corporal A. ‘J. Scail'e, Troopers G. Scott, S. S. , Shaw, J. Vickery, S. Woods, W. V. Arthur, Corporal P. H. Atkinson, A. D. Barr, Sergt. A. Cunningham, Troopers A. W. Johnson, C. H. Leith, J. McAlister. Wellington Battalion: Privates N. Attalah, A. C. Beaumont, J. H. Harris. 1 Following were injured by the fall ‘ of a bomb-proof shelter:—Privates W. 31. Bannister, E. Hunt, Sergt. A. . E. Law, Privates C. J. Lawson, R. G. Morris, G. H. Scrimgeour. Following were injured by falling debris, caused by the enemy exploding a mine:—Privates G. A. James, E. 31ason, W. J. 3loore, J. 3lcLeod. Wounded. Wellington Battalion: Privates H. Black, E. Clow, A. A. Cogswell, F. J. D. Fraser, A. E. Heath, F. King, T. Kirkham, Corporal S. E. Forking, Privates A. W. 31ason, /E. R. 31ayo, Corporal G. W. 3iorrissy, Privates G. McCracken, T. O’Connor, J. E. Henderson, LanceCorporal H. Lyons, Privates S. J. H. Lowry, C. Scott, Q. 31.5. J. B. Parks, Privates S. J. Griffiths, 31. 0, Hur- 1 dell, A. Hutton, F. Borrows, T. H. s Callaghan, J. G. Cotterill, A. E. r Davis, S. A. Hoar, H. 31. Fielder, Corporal H H. B. Hughes, Privates 1 N. Lange, R. B. Lee, Sergt. 3V. 31c- ' Cook, Privates R. O’Neill, L. A. 3Valker, G. Des Forges, 11. Drummond, * G. A. O’Shea, E. W. Woodhouse. Canterbury 3lounted: Q. 31.5. A. E.

T. Rhodes. Wellington Mounted: Trooper H, Reid. N.Z. Held Artillery : Gunner T. W. Bergham. Otago Battalion; Private A. R. Pierce. Auckland Mounted; Corporal R. J. Heays, Trooper L. F. Bigg-Wither. Canterbury Battalion: Privates G. E. Gosney, L. G. Winter, S. P. Roberts. Wellington Battalion: Privates V. G. Cooke, W. S. 'Thompson. Died of Wounds.—Auckland Battallion: Private B. A. C. Hutchinson. Killed in action, 13th August.— Auckland Battalion; Major Humo, Lieut. Mooney. Reported wounded, Blh August.— Auckland Battalion: Lieuts. Aldridge, Gillett, llornenian, Jack, Knight, Morringtou, McComish. Auckland Mounted Rilies: Captain Wyman. Otago Battalion; Lieut, Valentine. Killed in action, Bth August: Wellington Battalion: Captain MeLcrnon, Lieuts. Grace and Taylor. Reported wounded. Wellington Battalion: Lieut. Ruck. Missing, Bth August; Wellington Battalion: Lieut. Davidson. Reported died of wounds, bth August.—Wellington Battalion; Lieuts. Bain, Wells. Admitted to loth General Hospital, Alexandria, 13th August—Wellington Battalion; Privates Berkett (severe), Wright (severe), Lange (slight). Auckland Mounted: Trooper Haylock (severe) ; right arm and right foot amputated), Trooper McNaul (severe). Army Service Corps: Private Potter (severe). Auckland Battalion: Private Goulding (severe), Bugler Boyd (.slight). Utago Battalion; Private Sprolt (severe). Sergeant Smart (slight). Canterbury Mounted: Trooper McGeo (severe). Died of wounds, 10th Wellington Battalion: Private Canipoell. On August 9th.—Auckland Battalion : Private Currie, Wounded. AuenlauJ Battalion: Private Alfred, Braeey, Barrat, Giifliths. Headquarters StaT (N.Z, and Australian Division). —Private Heaiu. Previously reported missing, now reported w ouuded.—Otago Battalion: Private O’Connor, Admitted to hospital strip, Bth August, wounded,—Otago Battalion: Privates Newton, Taylor, Pierce. Killed in action, 25th July.—Otago Mounted: Trooper Sullivan. Died of wounds, Uth August.— Otago Battalion: Sergt. Fea. On lith August: Sergt. O’Keefe. Wounded.—Otago Battalion. LanceCorporal Harper, Troopers Lewis, Petty. i Killed in action, 2nd August.— , Wellington Battalion: Corporal Gor- ( don. On July 30th, Sergt. Cola, Private Hartley. Died of wounds.—Wellington Battalion: Private James. Killed in action, 27th July.—Trooper Browne. Died of wounds, Bth August.—N.Z. Field Artillery: Gunner Stuart. Wounded.—N.Z. Field Ambulance: Privates Sulpau, Willis. Killed in action, 2nd August.— N.Z. Field Artillery: Sergt. Maim. Wounded.—N.Z. Field Engineers ; , Sapper McPhail. Divisional Train: Driver Stokes. Canterbury Battalion—Private Carrell. Killed in action, 27th July.—Otago Battalion: Private Reynolds. Died of wounds, 9th August.— Otago Battalion: Private Frazer, Admitted to hospital ship, wounded, 7th to Bth August.—Auckland Mounted: Trooper Catchpole, Corporal Fulton, Troopers Gilbert, McClure, Staff-Sergt-Major Milue, Lance-Cor-poral Troup, Corporal Ross, Troopers 3wayne, Tropers Tom as i, Warder. Wellington Battalion: 'Proper Brewer, Died of wounds, 10th August.— Wellington Battalion: Trooper Willis.