New Zealand

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 1, 25 November 1916, Page 5

New Zealand

CASUALTY LIST. Admitted to Royal Herbert Hospital, Woolwich, wounded severe:— Lieutenant P. PileI The following admitted to 2nd London Hospital, • Wnltori-on-T.uames, wo.unded severe: N.Z. Field Artillery. Sergeant-Major E. J. CockerelAuckland Battalion. , Sergeant T. G. Hughes. Otago Battalion. Private A. Anderson. Lance-Corporal G. T. Latham. Private J. McDonnell. N.Z. Rifle Brigade. Rifleman J. J. Hurley. Rifleman J. Kirk. Rifleman S. Sheppard. Correction, previously reported missing, now reported killed in acstion: Wellington Battalion. Private C. N. Furze. REPORTED WOUNDED. Canterbury Battalion. Private R. D. Russell. Otago Battalion. Lieutenant 0. Barry. MAORI CONTINGENT. Correction, previously reported wounded, now reported not woimded : Private H. Royal. The following reported died of wounds:—Driver H. Monaghan, Private J. A. Leslie. Lance-Corporal L. C. Brighting. Reported officially a prisoner of war at Dulmen, Germany:—Private W. E. Hinch. Collection. Previously reported missing, believed killed, now officially reported as prisoner of war at St. Clothilde, Douai, Germany:—Trooper E. Cross. Reported wounded:—Private F. E. Ball, Private V. J. Nicholson. Wounded, admitted to Hospital:— Private T. W. Webster. Dangerously ill, Ist Canadian Casualty Clearing Station, France, from wounds:—Private R. Gilbraith. KILLED IN ACTION. FULL ADDRESS OF NEXT-OF-KIN WANTED. Per Press Association, Wellington, November 25. Cable advice has been received from London by the Base Records as follows: "Inform Airs Morris, Taranaki, that Private T. H. Morris, 6th Wiltshire Regiment, was killed in action on 2nd November. The above address is incomplete, and all efforts to obtain a fuller address failed. The director' of the Base Records will bo glad if any one knowing the full address of Airs Morris would communicate with hira."