New Zealand

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 38, 14 October 1915, Page 5

New Zealand

CASUALTIES Wellington, October 13. Engineers.—Embarked for England on hospital ship Regina d’ltalia: tapper P. E. Barham. Otago Mounted Rifles.—Reported dangerously ill: Trooper W. Foster. Otago Battalion.—Admitted to King George’s Hospital, London; Private J. K. Carnegie. Field Engineers.—Admitted Ist Southern General Hospital, Birmingham: Sapper C. Samuelson. Admitted Xewcourt Hospital, Cheltenham : Sapper L .Roberts. | Otago Mounted Rifles.—Wounded: Trooper W. G. Keatch. I The American Ambassador reports: Died of wounds in hospital in Constantinople. previously wounded and 1 prisoner of war.— Wellington Battalion : Private T. Ashman. Otago Mounted Rifles. —Killed in action: Trooper R. H. Barton. Wellington Mounted Rifles. —Reported missing: Trooper H. J. Carley. Field Engineers.—Died ot enteric: Sapphr F. G. Bicker. THE LATEST LIST. DIED OF WOUNDS. Maori Contingent. Private Herewini. Disembarked Malta (slightly wounded) Private Kainga. Following disembarked Malta (slightly sick). Field Artillery. Trumpeter Pascoe. Driver Whitfield. Corporal Mu Moon. Gunner Hughes. Gunner Tyler. Field Engineers. 1 Sapper McKenzie. Sapper Smith. 1 Sapper Ping. Canterbury Battalion. Private Sullivan. Private Maxted. Otago Battalion. Private Cox. I Private Snllivan. t , f - Medical Corps.' Private Darrell.; ; i r I Following returned to Egypt. UonV London, October .4. ( Auckland .Mounted, Trooper, iljatton. • ■,; * , ■, i ■ (Tapper Lees.- . Trooper i. HHdli Wellington Mounted. Trooper Blake. Corporal Fawcett. Canterbury Mounted. Trooper Soal. Otago Mounted. t Corporal McDonald'. Trooper Matheson. I ■ . i\ Engineers. • 1 Sapper Clarke. i Sapper Kennedy. Auckland Battalion. Private Dixon. Private Erlam, >• Private Hart. • Private Hill. • MU'VUU 1 Private Jackson. 1;, / i•> c! i Private Oliver,

Wellington Battalion. Sergeant Guthrie. Sergeant Harper. Sergeant Menzies, Sergeant Shields. Lance-Corporal Stewart. * Private Welsh. WOUNDED SOLDIERS’ FUND. £ s. d. Previously acknowledged 191 3 14 Ladies’ Committee, Ngaere, per Miss Coleman. Collections £G 11s Id, Wm. Morrison £5 ... ... 10 11 4 1961 15 0 SECOND HOSPITAL SHIP FUND. Previously acknowledged 34 15 0 Ladies’ Committee, Ngaere— J. Beedie £2, R. H. Phillips £2 10s, Mr Chamberlain Gs ... ... 4 1“ 0 W. H. Kerr GOO 44 10 0