THE WAR.

Taranaki Daily News, 19 July 1915, Page 7

THE WAR.

Bail of Honor.

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES. liy Teloyriipli.— Press Association. A\ e.-tei'day. n::K:i!K-S July 17. Ike iollou ing wc-ipilnL have arrived ;ll •M.uu'kc-ter. Ca;it< " ijnrv llattalion: J'-, hates V. HuMon. J. Shaw; Wellington I'at'.alion: Privatci !). I|. Atkinson, A. I). Sutton i Wellington '.Mounted l!e Kinient: hoo ; .er J. 'JYemner: Auckland l'«( ( iiii< n: Privat '- Mason. F, !: - <'"*)». S. Cynds. M. 'i'uite, A." I)<: i>. Pinvlias: Ota-u iiati.ilum: Driver A. Stewart; (Jtae'o Mounted Keeiment: C'orpo'al W. '.McDonald. Wounded, Cum;:!.-..,'lit and l)ischitr<>'el. CauU i'bnvy illatalion: Private W. if. K. Mein: Utai/o llattalion: Privates •I. I. Mtav .1. 1!. Lval],

Sick", Convalescent and Discharged.— Wellington Hattalion: Lieutenant K. Morsan; Ofaso IJattalion: Private W. I<\ Bennetts (not previorsly reported) • t'anterlmrv .Mounted (not previously reported): Troopers (!. Brydon, A. Cameron; Otaao Mounted lWj. Tiiont: Ijieutenaiit P. M. Tristlcton Troopers «. \V. Tucker, J. L. C. Guttirie' •T. K. Chara, 15. Tronnsoii. E. H. Orchard' -\n!a;jiMounted Trooper A. <! - 'lliU'Dnnalil: Xeuv X-alan.l Field Artillery: I'ombailier 11. C. >:llh ?0 (,t, Private '''■ ftnnner 1,. K. Tucker. ) ): 'ive!- 1,. 1!. .I:irv; Anny Service Corps:' P: i'.ate A. Ax'-iril. Troener A. Thorpe Private C. Diitossi. E r ; V e r L. Hosier; New Zealand Field .Amklanw: Private s - Holierts: Xpw Zealand Field ArtilIfrv; Cuaner W. "McL-irian. 'ianner H. Piiiinpr, Cunner IT. H. .T Campbell. Tim following liavp been sent to England:--

Auckland Battalion: Major T. TO Dawson, Private W. A. Bullock; Canterbury Battalion: Major ('. IS. Brereton, Lieutenant -I. B l.e Motto, Private F. Scott■ Otago Battalion: Private W. Hamilton; Otago Mounted liegiu.e-.it: Troopev A. W. Fisher; Wellington Mounted Resilient,: Troopers (1. G. .lames and W. Dawbin: Field Artillery Brigade: Gunner 0. Hendrick.

Tlie following are in hospital ac I)a----manhour.—Canterbury Battalion: Private A. Voiinjr; Canterbury Mounted Regiment: Trooper A. E. Norrie. The following are at Chaif El Kom.— Canterbury P.ittalion: Private J. Elliott; Ota go Battalion: Privates J. Kerens and T. L. Reynolds: Wellington Battalion: Private J. Lattimer.

The following are at Tentn.— Battalion: Private G. Wilson; Wellington Battalion; Private P. Miirfitf; Auckland Mounted Regiment: Trooper J. R. Miller.

Wounded, recovered, and sent, to the front.—Canterbury Battalion: SergeantMajor W. Hall.'Privates T. Edridge, C. Musgrave, R. Quigley, W. J. Turton, '!'. G. 'Winkler. J. Summers; Otago Battalion: Privates .T. K. Carnegie, R. Lymhurn, T. N. MeFarland, H. W. Potr.s A. Shipinan, A. B. D, Trail, H. Woolford, •A. J. Willocks. X. A. Wilson: Wellington Battalion: Lieutenant WE. S Furby, Privates F. R, De Lisle, W. H. Biggs Canterbury Mounted Regiment: Trooper P. Batty; New Zealand Field Engineers: Sapper C. W. Salmon, Sick, Recovered ami Sent to the Front. '--Canterbury Battalion: Privates L. Jesson, iF. Lu-key; Otago Bitialien: Privates A. North, J. Stock Ir.-i.ige. A. .Miles; Wellington ißattalion: Privates N. Attalah, R. I. Bell; Wellington Mounted Regiment: Trooper C. Walker; Field Artillery ißrigade: Gunner C. Walsh. Following are reported dangerously ill, enteric fever, on JuP' 14—Wellington Mounted Rcginent: Troopers 1.. E. Grimstonc, E. A. Neill. Lcl't hospital ami gone to Convalescent. Ffome. —Captain W. J. Ilardham. Pronounced nut of danger. July 12.—■ Otago Mounted Regiment: Trooper J. Sinclair. Following wounded have been admitted to Netley Hospital.'—Field Kngineers: 'Sa-pper .1. Buckley; Field Artillery: Corporal A. W. Gohhmith; Otago Battalion: Privates L McEwan and J. Hughes; Wellington 'Mounted: Private Button; Canterbury Battalion: Lance-Corporal J. My:roft, Private H. A. Johnston; Headquarters: Corporal S. E. Cockle. Plymouth Hospital.-- I Canterbury Battalion: Corporal G. P. Niall, Private A. Collet. In London.—Corporal R. T. Barlow. AUSTRALIAN LIST. Sydney, July 17. The 53rd casualty list is as follows Killed in action.—Fonr men. Died of wounds.—Nine men. Wounded.—One officer and 118 mer:, Including M. W. O'Connor, D. L. Matherson and J. Thomas, New Zealanders. HI. —One officer and 40 men, including T. Leary and 11, L. Ir.nes, New Zealanders. Missing.—One man.