New Zealand.

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New Zealand.

CASUALTIES. | .RETURNED TO THE DARDAX- ! ! J Wellington Mounted Rifles—Troop £|s C. A. KordrHJ.M//Thomas'. "'■ Otago Mounted Rifles.—Troopers H. Findlay, H.'C. Burch. Auckland Infantry Battalion Privates G. L. Popple. A. Jolley, A. H. Hackney. Wellington Battalion. Privates J. Thorp. D. Smith, \y. J. Smith. IV M, M«mli, i(>. McSavney. 'J. G. Jackson. ■. • ' .'J ,•„>.! '. ; ■' Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Privates I. .1 Woods, R. Ronnie. Otago Infantry Battalion—Privates W. Simpson, J. O, Adamson; G. Eraser, A. I. Pea, W. O'Connell, R. Thompsons* New Zealand Field Artillery.—Gunner E. G. Norman. ~ ... New Zealand .Medical Corps—Sergt. E. R. -Norm. ADMITTED GREEK- HOSPITAL, ALEXANDRIA. Otago Infantry Battalion.—Private J. O'Callaghan. i WOUNDED? Xd A J)XTfi"6IVEN. I Wellington' Infantry ' Battalidn.'—! PnVates J'.-H." Si Bamforth, W l . C; ; Berr.V. >'- - : '"''i J.'* l . l " ' •"■ ,!l M " ■'" ADMITTED JJth : GENERAL : , BOS, , PITAL, ALEXANDRIA,; 'NO DATE GIVEN., , . | i l l Army Service Corps 'attached to Mounted Field "Amhiilahce.—Sergt. A. Field. New Zealand Field Artillery.—Driver'.). P. Moriarty. New Zealand • Veterinary Corps.— Trooper E. O. Jepson. REPORTED DANGEROUSLY ILL AT BOMBAY PRESIDENCY GENERAL HOSPITAL. Canterbury Battalion.—Private G. Johnston. ADMITTED 15th GENERAL HOSPITAL, ALEXANDRIA. Wcllingtci.. Mounted R''> s -Troop cr A. B. Taylor (gunshot, severe). ADMITTED 19th GENERAL HOS PITAL, ALEX ANURIA, SEPTEMBER 13th. Otago Mounted Rifles.—Trooper T. F. McCarthy. ADMITTED TO 17th GENERAL HOSPITAL, ALEXANDRIA. Wellington Battalion.—Sergt. D. Li'ttord-Moore, Private H. J. Summer i. Auckland Battalion.— l Sergt. S. H. Crawford. ADMITTED 3rd" WESTERN GENERAL HOSPITAL, CARDIFF. Field Artillery.—Gunner H. G. Jenkin. SICK AND WOUNDED EMBARKED FOR ENGLAND ON HOSPITAL SHIP DEVANA, SEPT. 4th. Field Artillery.—Gunner A. A. Playfair. Canterbury Mounted Rifles—Troopers W. H. P. Creed, J. Thomson. Otago Mounted Rifles.—Trooper R. S. Wedge. Auckland Battalion. Corporal P. G Pea ice.

KILLED IN ACTION, AUGUST Bth. * Auckland Battalion. , Private A. Cooke Private F. C. Jackson j Private G. F. Mastermau Private W. P. McKandry ! Private G. McLaren ( j Private H. Parkin ' '"V Private H. Smith < DIED OF WOUNDS. Ij |< Auckland Battalion. j Lance-Corpora I P. J. Devereaux ' (August 10). i ', Private M. T. Harvey (Sept. (>i. j PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS-! IXG, FURTHER REPORTED KILLED JN ACTION. , • I Auckland Battalion. ! Private G. Jessol Private A. Sherratt Private E. G. Wells j Otago Mounted Hides. I Trooper L. J. Shaw WOUNDED. Canterbury Mounted Rifles Troopers E. A. Dryden, G. E. Birdling. Otago Battalion. —Private .1. Cumming (second occasion), Lance-Cor-poral W. Teuipleton. . DIED OF WOUNDS,, ; „ Otago Mounted Hides. 'Trooper J. H. F. Cooper Trooper A. G. Page Trooper T. W. Hall M '"« v «'' Sergeant B. Da bell WOUNDED. . , J ' ( . Otago Battalion. —Troopers H. J'. C. Wells, .1. H. Alleock. REPORTED MISSING AUG. 10th. Otago Battalion. Privates W. Alexander, T. Cawthorti, A. Duncan, A.W. J. Ebbett, Corporal.]. W. Hunter. Privates J. J. Jarvis, JA, A. Johnson. It. Murray. E. H. McCartie, H. W. Dixon," W. Evans. Sergt. E, Lindsay, Private's H. A. Murphy. H. J. McNalty, B. Harvey, A. J. Houston, Corporal C. Moxham, Privates H. E. Philp, G. R. Robertson. A. Williams, N. T. Allen. F. Broneher, F. C. Averis,: E. .Davis', J. Denholm, F.. M. Jennins, T, O'Brien. H. Ross, J. Rossj R, TurVey DIED OF GJJXSHO'I; WOUNDS. I ;. Otago' jßaftalion. 5 • ! Priyutf sl% felqt4r < , U WOUNDED/ . I Otago" Battalion.—Privates , e.""W. Cowan, A. W. Martin, J. C. Miller, G. F. Pulsror^/JJ^Gam^n^DjjS^uk i ARRIVED ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL, LONDON. Auckland Battalion.—Lieut. W. H Walker (progressing favorably). THE 'LATEST LIST.

The following died of wounds and were buried, at sea 'September sth): Auckland Mounted. Trooper J. E. Seott • ■••.• Wellington .Mounted. | Trooper J. W«_Htti;vey Canterbury .Mounted, j Trooper •?. Cynes \t.\ >l'Divisional Engines:' I / * ; 'H ' j Corporal D. Manson j Auckland Mounted Rifles. • Trooper* Hiti ll . tftokloiv iI -.' • * r - ■ I, \ T Sergeant A. S; Blackie ! Trooper A. K. Hereus Trooper J. S. Patterson Trooper A. Vanstone ■ ■ Sergt.-Majjor W. J. Hol'U Wellington Mounted RihV;, Trooper L. J, Lynch Lance-Corporal N; Sheehan Trooper X. E. "Wood Canterbury Mounted Rifles. Trooper S. Hall Svrgeant R. P. Harper Trooper ,R. Palmer v H)tago Mounted Ritles. I Trooper C. Carlaw X.Z. Field Artillery, ''i Quartermaster-Serg. J. A. Forsjtlie' The following were lightly'UVotrndiM 'and disembarked at Malta :-HW -3 Auckland Battalion. Private R. Heah Canterbury Battalions' Private A. Wroblfski Divisional Engineers; Sapper \V. Turner WOUNDED. , • j: • I Auckland Mounted Rifles. Sergt. .). Williamson Canterbury Battalion. Private W. Dounes (second time) 4 Private C. Hansen -Private W. J. Kerr Canterbury Mounted Ritles. DIED OF WOUNDS. Trooper V. A. 6'Kceffe Sergeant V. Kairweatber Trooper H. Pidkeon Trooper I''. J. Comvay »< DIED OF PAHA TYPHOID. Corporal Q. \V t . Samiderw f , T . WOUNDED. ; • Corporal R. M. .Young

lEW ZEAUANDERS PRISONERS OF WAR IN TURKEY. Pkb Prkss Assoout .om. Wellington. September 16. A cablegram has reached the Deoiice Minister (Hon. J. Allen) gi/'ng he names of five New Zealand sol; Hers who are prisoners in the Hand* ,1 the Turks. The news has come rom the Turkish Bed Crescent at Constantinople, through the British Red Cross. The names of the hve neu, who were previously reported , H missing, are being rommunweted 10 the next-of-kin.. The Minister stated to-night that six New Zeaianders were now known to be prn*>„ers of war. The name of the fust man "reported a prisoner had come through the American Bureau at Constantinople. The latter message had come from the Red Cross. '111(1 it seemed reasonable to assume that other names had still to be reported through one source or the other.