LATEST CASUALTY LIST.

Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 14 September 1917, Page 5

LATEST CASUALTY LIST.

WELLINGTON, this day Casualty list No. 6(57 was circulated to-day. Details are as follows: KILLED IN ACTION. * Jieoiing, 1 ; Wellington Infantry, August 'l3.—Mrs'. G. Carda, Makirikiri, via (Wanganui.) DIED OF SICKNESS. " Clark,-Herbert, Medical Corps, September 10. PRISONER OF WAR. Previously reported killed in action, July 27, now reported prisoner of war at Wahn, Germany, July 28:Limpus, Ernest Thomas. COKRECTION. Previously reported wounded, now reported not wounded: Auckland Infantry.—Perston, George Gisborne; Newton, Edward, SecondLieut., Previously reported wounded, now reported slightly wounded, remaining with unit: — t Carley, Joseph Vincent, Wellington, Infantry. WOUNDED. McLure, Jas. David, Canterbury Inrantry. WOUNDED ACCIDENTALLY, -fbrain, Horace, Wellington Mounteds, WOUNDED ADMITTED TO HOST>i fc : t , PITAL. Gaines, Thomas, Otago Infantry; Baker, Patrick Fredk., Otago Infantry; " Downes, John Malcolm, Otago Infantry. RELIGION OF SOLDIERS. DENOMINATIONAL RETURN. WELLINGTON, this day, A return presented to the House of Representatives in reply to a question shows the religious denominations of the men who have left New Zealand wtih the Expeditionary Forces up. to and including the twenty : fifth reinforcement. The total acounted for is 70,455, and their religious denomination as follows: Church of England 32,760 Presbyterian 16,431 Roman Catholic 8,711 ' Methodist 3,662 Wesleyan 1,311 Baptist 882 Protestant 646 Salvation Army 272 Congregational ......... 397 Church* of Christ ••• 190 Brethern 140 Jewish 93 Others lare: Mormon 53, x Nonconformist 50, Agnostic 47, Unitarian 39, Freethinkers 30, Atheist 19, Spirtualist, 12, Theosophist 12, Rationalist 10, Seventh Day Adventist 9, Episcopalian! 9, Quaker 7, Christadelphian 6, Greek 3, Independent 2, Deist 1, Hindu 1, not stated 4,515.