GENERAL WAR NEWS.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 263, 10 August 1915, Page 7

GENERAL WAR NEWS.

THE BOLL OF HONOUR. NEW ZEALAND FORCES. LATEST CASUALTY LIST. KILLED IN ACTION Auckland Mounted: Tprs H. D. Barrr.ce, W. E. Gibson. Canterbury Battalion: Pvt J. E. Eamshaw. DIED OF WOUNDS Auckland Battalion: Corpl C. J. Hally, DIED OF ENTERIC. Otago Battalion: Pvt J. Fowler. Maori Contingent; Pvt T. Tej Wliare WOUNDED. Wellington Battalion: Pvts G. E. Granger, M. Gumming, G. S. Baker (second time), H. Sewell (second time) Aucklnad Battalion: Pvt J. Robertson. Auckland Mounted: Tpr M. J. Cranton. Maori Contingent: Pvt H. Rewha. DISEMBARKED MALTA. JULY 25, 1915 (From Hospital Ship “Neuralia”) SLIGHTLY WOUNDED. Canterbury Battalion: Corpl L. V. 1 De Yiiliers Wellington Mounted: Tpr W. G. Shannon,- Sergt Burson. j SLIGHTLY SICK. ' Auckland Mounted: Tprs R, Burt, J. Clelland. Auckland Battalion: Pvts W. G. Bassett, R. A. Caffery, P. H. Cross, W. Currie, W. Jenkins, /, Myles, G. Surer and E. J. Shcytork, Canterbury Mounted: Tpr G. F. FranCanterbury Battalion: Pvts H. R.* Barnes, F. Bird, F. H. Davies DISEMBARKED AT MALTA JULY 25, 1915 (From Hospital Ship “Nuralia”) Otago Battalion: Pvts R. W. Harvey, R. McLennan, C. L. Robertson, , Sergt Major J. F. Walsh, Sergt-Major E < Purdon. »' - . Field Artllery: Gunrs J. E. Carmichael, R. H. McDonald, Bombadier A. J. McD. Johnston. Divisional Signal Service: Signaller S. I. A. Trumpeter A. James. Field Engineers: Saprs S. D. Egan, C H. F, Maynard, R. McGimpseye, M. T. Reese and A. E. Thompson Corps: rBHRDL TAO ITAOIN MFWY j Headquarters Staff N.Z.M.R. Brigate; R. Z. Godfrey, N.Z. Medical Corps: Lance-Corpl G. H. Philson. Army Service Corps: Driver J. McGinty. Canterbury Battalion: Pvts L. D. I Goodall, E. Grace, A. Jewess, W, A. McLellan, T. S. Russell, Lance-Corpl J i A. K. Sloan, Wellington Mounted: Tprs A. J. Bond, E. M. Cane, G. Drake, J. B. Grant, R. S. Robertson, G. Martinsmith. Wellington Baejtalion: Pvts B. H. S. Hares, J. Randall, A. Robertson, H. P. Rothwell, R. J. Weir. Otaog Mounted: Tprs W. Casain, G. A. G. Harrison, E. Williams. REPORTED DANGEROUSLY ILL JULY 31, 1915. Wellington Mounted: Tpr W. Boyle. Wellington. Battalion: Pvt W. Mathes (bullet wound in thigh, in Heliopolis). , DANGEROUSLY ILL (ENTERIC) ' Egyptian Army Hospital N.Z. Field Artillery: Driver M. R. Riiketta ADMITTED GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL, ALEXANDRIA (DYSENTERY) Otago Battalion: Pvt J. Hosslak. Otago Mounted Riffes: Farrier J. Wilson (pneumonia and pe.rirarditis). ADMITTED’ TO 19TH GENERAL HOSPITAL (Deaconess Hospital, Alexandria.) N.Z. Field Artillery; Lance-Corpl R. Skinner (not yet diagnosed). Canaorbury Battalion (admitted August..4t;h, enteric): Pvt H. V. Palmer. .NJR Field Eptoeers (enteric., ad-j mitpd August 4th)V Sarr A. Scales. ' (gun- I wo.uaids, feip a»d-thigh,

Canterbury Mounted (enteric): Tpr N. Rodgers. Wcllmgton Battalion (gunshot wound head, condition gucd): Pvt W. Kingharn. ADMITTED TO 15th GENERAL HOSPITAL AUGUST 4 Otago Battalion (enteritis): Captain D. White;. ADMITTED MILITARY HOSPITAL RASELTIN, ALEXANDRIA. N.Z. Fieij Engineers (severe dysentery): Lieut H. M. Clark. ADMITTED EGYPTIAN ARMY HOSPITAL. ABASSIA, CAIRO. AUGUST 1 Canterbury Battalion (acute gastro enteritis): Liuet S. W. B. Brooker REPORTED WOUNDED JULY 19, 1915. N.Z. Field Engineers: Sapper G. R. Evans. WOUNDED (Right Arm, July 24) ■ Divisional Train: Driver A. A. Elliott Cane;trbury Mounted: (-wounded foot, July 24): Tpr J. Bell. Otago Mounted: (23rd July): Tpr R. McTavish. Wellington Mounted (July 19th): Tpr S. Thumb Jeffries. WOUNDED. JULY 20. Tpr E. L. Malone (leg) DISEMBARKED MALTA, JULY 25. (From Hospital Ship “Neuralia.”) SLIGHTLY SICK Maori Contingent: Pvt W. Kape r hana, Pvt H, Gerrard.