THE WAR

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 299, 27 May 1915, Page 8

THE WAR

Roll of Honor. NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES. THE THIRTY-SIXTH LIST. •Wellington, Last Xight. The thirty-sixth casualty list is as follows: KILLED IN ACTION. (April 28.) Field Engineers. 4/30S)a Sapper Francis (leorge Pearson. 5/11(0 Private G. K. Patersun (British section). (May 8.) DIED OF WOUNDS. Otago Battalion. 8/803 Private Robert Grieve Taylor (April 30.) 8/10!)!) Private John Lloyd (April 29). DANGEROUSLY ILL. Canterbury Battalion. 0/1338 Private Michael MtCillan (next of kin Mrs. B. McGillan, John Street, Tcmuka, mother). Otago Battalion. 8/451 (Private Dennis o,'Donncll. PROGRESSING FAVORABLY. 8/740 'Private Thomas Davis (previously reported wounded at Southern General Hospital, Birmingham).

WOUNDED NEW ZEALANDERS. , THE MEN IX ENGLAND. Wellington, May 20. At one o'clock this morning the following list was issued stating the whereabouts anil how a number of wounded men are progressing who were reported as wounded: — IN TIIH WESTERN GENERAL HOSPITAL, MANCHESTER.

(Progressing favorably.) 12/170 Private John Parker. 15/10 Private George Arthur McKcoy. 12/455 Private. George J. Silcock. 12/450 Private Eihvurd W. Sopor. 10/004 Private William P. Davidson. 10/341 Private John T. 'Foster. 10/U9O Private Stanley G. Guthrie. 10/371 Private Howard W. Hales. 10/40!) Corporal Louis A. Kinsctt. 10/OSI Private George MeSavney. 10/185 Private Albert Mullauey. 10/098 Private Douglas Smith. 10/529 Private James Thorp. 10/492 Private Aubrey do C. Tronson. 0/1113 Private Reginald Carroll. 0/41)7 Private Joseph A. McDonald. 8/053 Private William Clarkson. 8/12:i8 Private Cordon Eraser. 8/1247 Private Gerald Green. 8/1105 Private Frederick Home. 8/890 Private Clifford Keilar. S/!>o3 Private A. Arthur O. Kermode. 8/501 Private John Kellctt. 8/393 Private John McPhcrson. 8/959 Private Sidney Warren. 4/52 Private A. Henry L. Reid. Lieutenant George F. Myers.

IN THE SOUTHERN GENERAL HOSPITAL, BIRMINGHAM. (Progressing favorably.) 12/1544 Private Claude Cecil Avery, 12/420 Frivatc David Mcßurney. 12/410 Private Gerald Morpeth. 12/827 Lance-Corporal Pople. 12/0,34 Private Alfred Stunell. 12/230 Private Albert Rawbone. 12/1523 Private Edward Waring. 10/393 Private A Inert Hartley. 10/370 Private Joshua Jackson. 10/1149 Private Richard Kemp. 10/4!)1i,. Private William Stevenson. 10/1378 Private William J. Stevenson. Otago Battalion. 8/1135 Private Thomas B. Buchanan. 8/1,84 Sergeant John C. Cuff. 8/230 Private Herman S. Larkins. 8/!>3B Private George A. Mclntyrc, "8/1288 Private George Mills. 8/844 Private. William McDonell. 8/103 Private Philip 1). Sinclair. Canterbury Battalion. 0/1271 Private George Davis. 0/809 "Private Joseph A. Dick. IN GRAYLING WELL CHICHESTER. (Progressing favorably.) Engineers. 4/015 Sapper Arthur 11, Howell. Wellington Battalion. 10/779 Private Frederick W. Lockcr. 10/1509 Private Frederick Meuli. Otago Battalion. 8/571 Private James W. Ferguson. 8/123 Private Leslie M. Watson. "Engineers. M. O'Brien.

AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES. Sydncv, May 20. The latest casualty list is as follows: Killed in action.—Lieutenants Armstrong, H. Armstrong and Newnham; Sergeants I'olli and Davis; Corporal Tingbein; Privates Metcalfe, iMcllwaine and Cadoux. Died of wounds.—Major Ellis; Lieutenants Ridgway and Klder; Corporals Huf, Foster, Driver and Williamson; Privates Ncmbkc, Brock, Burgess, More, Blackwell, Cowan, Emmett, Eastlmm,' Geyer, Rilshire, and Forden. Died of pneumonia.—Howard. Wounded.—Major Young; Captain Brache; Lieutenants Dowling, Beclicr, Chapman, Casam, Harry, Ilinman, Swinaon, Bampsoji, Vouden, JUnd BurKton. One hundred and ninety-nine, noncommissioned officers and men are missing, and Lieutenants Brown, Faddy, Collins, Southern and Geddcs. Dangerously ill. —Two men. "The Cup that Cheers" gives greatest enjoyment and refreshment when filled with "Desert Gold" Tea. You really must try this excellent Tea. All gr.ocors.