New Zealand

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 28, 1 October 1915, Page 5

New Zealand

LATEST LIST. HOSPITAL AND PROGRESS REPORT. Canterbury Battalion.—Sergeant L. A. Burks (dangerously ill at Malta). Field Engineers.—Sapper S. Legge (dangerously ill at Malta). Dangerously ill at Alexandria.— Sapper F. O. Cbampness. Otago Mounted Rifles.—Embarked hospital ship: Trooper M. T. Ross. Auckland Battalion.—Dangerously ill: Private G. H. Ratclitfe. Wellington Battalion.—Dangerously ill at Mudros: Private D. Larkin. Auckland Mounted.—Admitted 21st General Hospital, Alexandria, enteric: Trooper R. H. Robertson. Medical Corps.—Dangerously >II Port Said, enteric: Private S. McWilliams. Canterbury Battalion.—Dangerously ill No. 17 General Hospital, Alexandria : Private J. U. McDonald. Otago Mounted.—Admitted Metropolitan War Hospital, Whitchurch, Cardiff: Trooper I. D. McLaren. Auckland Battalion.—Admitted Netley Hospital, England.—Private T. S. Patterson. Admitted King George's Hospital, jLondon.—Corporal G. Peterson, Private J. V. Oliver. Arrived Netley Hospital, England.— Private E. O. E. Nicholson. Wellington Battalion.—Disembarked Malta, slightly wounded: Lieut. J. W. Bright. Field Artillery.—Gunner J. T. Dbreen. Field Engineers.—Sapper G. Westlake. Canterbury Mounted.—Trooper W. A. Best.

Otago Battalion.—Admitted Ist Southern General Hospital, Birmingham : Corporal W. A. Motion. Admitted King George's Hospital, London.—Private C. G. Maguire. Wellington Battalion.—Admitted 3rd Western General Hospital, Cardiff: Private B. T. M. Wakelin. Auckland Battalion. Admitted Bethnal Green. Hospital, London: Private H. A. McKillop. Wellington Battalion.—On furlough: Private H. C. Wishaw. Auckland Mounted. Wounded: Troopers F. Watters, K. S.' Wilson. Wellington Mounted.—Wounded:. Trooper B. J. Moroney. Disembarked Malta, slightly sick.— N.Z. Field Artillery.—Lieut. W. G. Stevens. N.Z. Field Enigneers.—Lieut. H. C. McKenzie. * Wellington Mounted: Lieut. G. Cawte. ; „ N.Z. Medical Corps.—Captain J. C. Simpson. N.Z. Field Artillery.—Bombardier H M. Jones, Gunners F. H. Walker, S. Hain, J. F. Gillespie, E. J. Oockerill, A. E. Beckett, L. Bottoms, Lieut W. L. Comrie. N.Z.F.A. Headquarters. Gunner G. Parkinson. N.Z. Field Engineers.—Sappers G. Kessell, H. Swain, B. V. Cooksley, W. Davies, Corporal G. Swadel. Admitted 3rd Northern General Hospital, Sheffield, progressing favorably.—Auckland Mounted; Trooper W. M. Griffin. THE RECRUITING PROBLEM. Pbk Press Association.Wellington, September 30. This afternoon, in the House of Representatives, Hon. Jas. Allen referred 'to defence matters. He said that 6000 reinforcements were available for October, and after that 4000 men were wanted everv two months. It was a large order, and it might be found necessary to stimulate interest in recruiting. He read a statement which had been issued to employers, asking for their co-operation. STRATFORD BELCIAN RELIEF I FUND. The secretary of the Stratford !<elgian Relief Committee acknowledges the following donations:— Already acknowledged 1738 19 0 Collection at Catholic Social 4 0 0 C. J. E. Burrell ... 2 0 0 Anonymous, by post ... 16 6 A little child ... ... 1 4 £1745 16 10