New Zealand

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 59, 8 November 1915, Page 6

New Zealand

THE LATEST LIST. Embarked for England. Wellington .Mounted Rifles. Trooper E. S. Kendall Canterbury .Mounted Rifles. Trooper H. C. Brown Canterbury Battalion, i Private I). Douglas Private L. C. .Mauson Admitted Ist Western General Hospital, Liverpool:— Wellington Battalion. Private •). H. S. Bamforth I lisenina rked Ala 11 a. Field Artillery. Driver E. H. Fred ray Canterbury Battalion. Corporal P. A. Dunn Admitted 2nd 'Western General Hospital,.Manchester : Otago Battalion. Private J. A. Saipe Embarked for England: Otago Battalion. Private M. J. Allan Admitted Ist Southern General Hospital. Birmingham: Auckland Battalion. Private C. W. Sullivan Otago Battalion. Private L. Tan nock Progressing Favorably : Wellington Battalion. Private W. N. Wood On Duty with Enit: Otago Battalion, Private S. I). Robertson Embarked for England : Canterbury Battalion. Private G. M. Slater Wellington Mounted Rifles', Trooper T. E. Larking Auckland Battalion. Private T. H. Hodgen Corporal P. Marriuer 'Wellington Battalion. Private G. J. Fisher Canterbury Battalion, i' - Private W. Cavanagh Field Artillery. Gunner E. B. Smith Gunner T. Browne Engineers. Sapper J. A. Hornblow Army Service Corps. Sergeant C. E. Taylor Invalided Home: Wellington Mounted Rifles. Trooper A. P. Howard Admitted Convalescent Home, Epsom : Canterbury Battalion. Private S. Balon Now in England: Otago Battalion. Private R. Applegartb Now Convalescent;: Field Artillery. Gunner W. F. M. McLean Embarked for England: Auckland Mounted Rifles. Trooper J. F. Fabian Field Artillery. Private S. Haiti Engineers. Private J. Hurrell Captain F. W. A. Askelsoy Auckland Battabon. Private A. N. S. More Private H. Ale Donald Private H. J. Nairn Canterbury Battalion. Private W. AI axled Private W. A. McLellan Otago Battalion. Private R. Colcpihonn Medical Corps. Private AY. Ramstead Disembarked Malta: (Slightly Sick): Field Artillery.

Gunner S. F. Stevens Gunner L. W. Scrimshaw Dangerously 111, Netley Hospital: Field Artillery. Gunner R. Mcßae Dangerously 111, Alexandria: Divisional Train. Private H. A. Cunningham Dangerously 111, 2nd Australian Stationary Hospital. ,Mudros: Auckland Battalion. Private H. Board Survivor No. 1 New Zealand Stationary Hospital “Marquette,”; N.Z. A.N.S.; Nurse F. Smith