New Zealand

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 15, 16 August 1916, Page 2

New Zealand

OUR DIVISION IN FRANCE. Dunedin, August 16. The Hon. James Allen stated that New Zealand has a full division in tiie field, numbering over 20,000 men, who occupy tiie Ypres salient. They were formerly under the command of General Birdwood but General Godley, commander of the New Zealand Expeditionary Force, is now commanding the Anzac Army Corps, including the New Zealanders and portion of the Australians and New Zealand Division under the command of General Sir A. H. Russell. General Birdwood has taken over a new command.

CASUALTY LIST. DIED OF S WOUNDS. Private J. A.,„ Payne. DIED OF CEREBRO SPINAL FEVER. Rifleman A. G. McAnally. ' Private W. O. Pye. WOUNDED. Private H. C. Alexander. Rifleman W. C. Patterson. Private W. D. Ball. Rifleman W. J. Lawson. Private F. C. Prebble. Private E. J. Hyde. Lance-Corporal 1). F. Clarke. Acting-Sergeant G. G. Lowe, i Lance-Corporal C. Mackenzie. Private M. A. Wearmouth. Rifleman F. Epiha. Lance-Corporal W. O. Wills. WOUNDED (admitted to Hospital). Gunner E.*V. Hancock. Private J. R. Borthwick. Trooper A. Inder. SLIGHTLY WOU'SDED (remaining with unit.) Private J. Donovan. Lance-Corporal J. Greenfield. SLIGHTLY WOUNDED (rejoined Regiment.) Private J. Mullany.