New Zealand.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 29, 2 October 1915, Page 6

New Zealand.

LATEST LIST. Canterbury '.Battalion. Slightly wounded : Private H. W. Ferryman. Died of. wounds. —Captain J. Houlker.i Auckland Battalion.—Previously reported wounded, further reported died of wounds; Lieut. A, G. Aldridge. Auckland Mounted. —, Previously reported .missing, furthei; reported admitted to hospital: Private J. S. Patterson. j Wellington Battalion. Previously 1 reported wounded, further reported admitted to hospital, sick: Private G. R. Freeman. Otago Battalion.—Died of wounds: Privates D. Matthews, A. Stevens. Canterbury Battalion.—Wounded ; Private T. C. Potter. HOSPITAL AND PROGRESS REPORT. Disembarked Malta, slightly sick.— Otago Battalion; Sergt. F. C. Whitaker, Arrived Canadian Hospital, Taplow. —Pri va te A. A.. Thomson. Discharged from Hospital, commies, cent, Alexandria.—Corporal I). O’Connell. Canterbury Mounted.—Arrived Ist Southern General Hospital. Birmingham-: Trooper F .?. Thompson. Canterbury Battalion. Admitted New Court Hospital, Cheltenham: Private C. Wounaoott. Arrived London, progressing favorably.—Private H. V. Walton. N.Z. Field Artillery. Admitted Naunton Hospital, Cheltenham; Gunner F. J. Youlden. Admitted Ist Southern General Hospital. Birmingham; Gunner .1. Payne. N.Z*'Medical Corps.—Private F. ,H. A. Worsop. Sick and wounded, disembarked j Malta, slightly sick. Headquarters 1 Staff N.Z. Mounted Brigade.—Second-j Lieut. E. J, McGrqgor, Captain H. 0. Glendinning. Otago Battalion.—Second-Lieut. ,E. f’ Selby. Wellington Capt. A. H. Wilkie. Auckland Battalion.—Seooml-Lieut. E. M. .Maclean, SeOond-Lieut, .1. F. Mewett. Auckland Mounted—Lieut. W. Hae.ata.: - t \: : 'ji 1 ,,,, ; - N.Z. Field Artillery—Sn’glitly wnun- ' ded: Gunner C. W. Ricketts. Borhliar- j dier T. H. ;Turner f ;Sm-gt. il/F. Hill/ ■ N.Z. Engineers.— ’ Sapper' W. Hof- j gall. )j J. , : ■ | x Otago Battaliqil. ' Private C. Y. Robb. .. ’ ’ : r ‘- Qtago- Mounted.—Trooper T. Ford. N.Z; Field Engineers.—lii at Malta: Sapper C. S.. Barrie. ( Divisional Headquarters.-r Arrived Military Hospital, Torquay: Private G. H. White. Auckland Mounted.—Trooper C. G. Stichbury. / ’ Admitted First Birmingham War Hospital, ißuehuvy.—Private A. H. Thomas j ■■' „ u Auckland Bqttaiion.—Prii’a'te Ni M. Parkinson. Disembarked. Malta.—Field Engineers: Sappers B. McClure, A. D.. Hall, JVMcKenzie. , , : -Canterbury; Battalion.—Sergeants 'Lj A. Caldwell. W, V E. Lead Icy. Lanoe-j Cqrporal H, Ellen, privates W. RoWeJ J J. Mann, W. A. Hutchings, 1). Mitchell. Canterbury Mounted.—Trooper'- M. J. O’Brien. Otago Battalion. —Sergt. N. J. Webb, Lance-Corporal A. Ryan, Sergt H. Harold. Privates C. L. McLean, E. E. Nelson.

Otago Mounted. —Trooper A. Kerr, Corporal .1. A. M. Cameron, Sergt.Majors W, A. Gustafson, F,. J. Haydon. Sergfc. H.’E. Standring. Divisional Train.— Dangerously ill: Divisional Train.— Dangerously ill, enteric: Driver N. K. Houghton, Field Engineers. —Out of danger: Sapper D. T. Fraser. Otago Battalion.—Private W. D. Wilson. Auckland Battalion.—Admitted 3rd Northern General Hospital, Sheffield. —Private’ W. L. Mason. Wellington Mounted. Admitted Bombay Presidency General Hospital, Alexandria, dysentery, mild: Jrooper H. Thomson. Disembarked Malta, slightly sick.— Corporal H. L. Spratt. Wellington Battalion. Admitted King George’s Hospital, London: Privates T. J. Morgan, R. J. Taylor. Admitted Metropolitan Hospital, Cardiff. Private G. Walker. Otago -Mounted;—Admitted First First Southern Genera! Hospital. Birmingham.—Troopers I). Ritchie, L. A. Hill, J. S. Wilson. Admitted County of London War Hospital. Epsom.—Trooper A. R. Simmon. Disembarked Malta, slightly sick.— Trooper T. Wills. Wellington Battalion.—Privates W. J. Smith, C. N. Reid. C. S. Masters, A, G. Marshall, A. J. Mitchell. .1. Millar, O. Gardiner. Maori Contingent.— Admitted First. Wav Hospital. Rueh^ry; . Lance-Cor-poral K. H. Hakopa. Out of danger.—Private M, Broughton. Disembarked Malta, slightly woundpd —Private R. Narnana. Slightly sick.—Privates J. H. Perena, T. A. Kmperoa. M. Marsh. C. Rotoatara, Sergt. W. Tauri. Admitted Red Cross Hospital, Torquay.—Private R. Renata.