THE WAR.

Taranaki Daily News, 18 August 1915, Page 8

THE WAR.

ROLL OF HONOR. NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES. A LENGTHY LIST. Wellington, Last Night. Previously reported killed in action, now reported wounded (not killed). — Canterbury Battalion: Captain J. Houlker.

Reported wounded.—Otago Mounted: Lieut. R. F. Mitchell. Wellington Battalion: Major E. P. Cox, Major W. H. Cunningham, Captain J. L. Short. Unofficially reported killed in action on Stli August.—Otago Battalion.-. Major F. H. Statham, Lieut. G. E. Waite. Wounded.—Otago Battalion: Lieut.Colonel A. Moore, Lieut. J. E. Cuthill, Major G. Mitchell, Privates A. Hendry, J. Menzies, P. O'Connor, W. P. R. Anderson, E. Brown, 11. Butcher, A. Crowe, L. Edwards, J. L. Greenfield, Cerporal F. Grenville, Private B. Hurford, Sergt. H. IX B. Kennedy, Privates A. King and T. S. Knox, Sergt. J. Lennane, Privates P. E. Ludlow, E. Miller, F. Moore, W. T. MoCaw, A. McDonald, <S T . H. A. McKinnon, F. W. Neale, K. J. H. Pirani, J. M. Quale, R. Rae, J. M. Rogers, W. H. Seal, H. Smith,, A, Stewart, L. Swindlehurst, W. J. Willcox, T. J. Beck, R. R. Dicksen, B. C. Gibson, S. Gordon, W. T. Hannon, W. R. Gunson, A. Hickey, H. Herd, W. Haneyfesne, C. W. Jackson, J. Kitto, D. W. Lamond, Corporal G. E. Louslev, Lance-Cerporal H. T. Meads, Privates F. G. Moore, A. Mitchell, J. Mackav, A. North, Lance-Gorporal C.I Parr, Privates A. Stevens, E.'O. West, R. E. Wilsen, W. Woods, Lance-Cor-noval R. Wylie. N.Z. Field Engineers: rappers J. G. Kcnnerly, H. W. Ca raphe'!, W. S. O'Brien, W. R. A. Williamson, Sergeant S. Neels, Sappers K. W. Watson and H. Banks. Canterbury Battalion: Privates W. A. Ashworth, T. A. Fitzgerald, J. P. Flynn, F. McK. Gilmore, C. Parker, J. H. Townslieiid, T. i Campbell, Setgt.-Ma.jor W. G. Hall, Privates E. K. Longbottom, J. McLaughlin, J. Wilson, Lance-Corporal G. E. Whitney, Privates E. S. Agnew, W. Allen, Lance-Corporal J. H. Bumand, Privates G. H. 11. Burt, L. A. Cox, P. W. dive, Corporal A. G. Dean, Privates D. G. Biek, J. W. Gargett, W. Grant, C. P. ] Greaves, H. Hakopo, C, Herbert, A. W. i Hillier, Lance-Corporal R. H. Livingi atone, Privates W. Limt, C. McK can,. P, j D. McGregor, R. Merriman, N. C. Mor-, i ten, Lanee-Corpl. E. R. Munn, Privates J. D. Murdoch, J. C. O'Connor, F. Par--1 ris, L. Register, 11. F. Rogers/T.Sharpe, \ R. S. Spiers, A. B. Stewart, T..W. Smith, • Sergt. 11. E. Stratford, Private 0. M. - Yeung. Auckland Battalion: Privates i R. Dalv, F. J. E. Kerr, J. T. Armstrong, ! A. W.Boothby, Q.M.S. J. R. Boyes, Prii vatcs T. J. Carroll, W, A. Coggins, ,1. | Collins, Sergt. B. Cox, Privates J. H. I Hall, G. S. Kced, C. T. Kerr, D. T. Maguire, Corporal T. D. Maiscy. Auckland Battalion: Privates C. J. Maroni, S. Melville, F. J. North, E. Parker, J. Power, Sergt. A. V. G. Rolfi, Privates G. T. Smith, C. Spittle, E. A. Watson. Ota"o Mounted: Troopers F. Baillie, G. Cathcart, W. J. Clarke, B. C. Colbran, J. M. Hanger, K. M. Hutton, R. McDonald, E. McKenzie, R. V. Read, It. Rendall, Lance-Corporal A. J. Scaife, Troopers G. Scott, S. S. Shaw, J. Vickevy, S. Woods, W. V. Arthur, Corporal P. H. Atkinson, A. D. Barr, Sergt. A, Cunningham, Troopers A. \V. Johnson, C. 11. Leith, J. MeAlister. Wellington Battalion: Privates N. Altalah, A. C. Beaumont, J. 11. Harris. Following were injured by the fall ol a bomb-proof shelter:—Privates W. M Bannister, E. Hunt, Sergt. A. E. Law Privates C. J. Lawson, R. G. Morris, G , 11. Scrimgcour. Following were injured by falling <le hris, caused bv the enemy exploding s mine:—Privates 0. A. James, E. Mason

W. J. Moore, J. McLeod. Wounded.—Wellington Battalion: Privates 11. Black, E. Clow, A. A. Cogswell, V J Tl. Frascr, A. E. Heath, F. King, '£. Kirkham, Corporal S. TO. Larking, Privates A. W. Mason, E. Ti. Mayo, Corporal G. W. Morris.?}-, Privates G. Mccracken, T. O'Connor, J. K. Henderson, Lanee-Corporal H. Lyons, Privates J>.| J. H. Lowrv, C. Scott, Q.M.S. .1. 8., Parks, Private S. J. Griffiths, M. C. Hurdell, A, Hntton, F. Borrows, T. H. Calla.gb.an, J. G. Cotterill, A. E, Davis, g. A. Hoar, H. M. Fielder, Corporal H. H. B. Hughes, Privates N. Lange, R, B. I/ee Sergt. W. McCook, Privates R. O'Neill, L. A. Walker, G. Des Forges, P. Dmmmond, G. A. O'Sliea, E. W. Woodhaase. Canterbury Mounted: Q.M.S, A. E T. Rhodes. Wellington Mounted: Trooper H. Ueid. X.Z. Field Artillery: Gunner T. W; Berg-liain. Otago Battalion: Private A. R. Pierce. Auckland Mounted: Corporal R. J. Heays, Trooper L. F. Bigg-Wither. Canterbury Battalion: Privates G. E. Gosney, L. G. Winter, S. P. Roberts. Wellington Battalion: Privates V. G. Cooke, W. S. Thompson. Died of wounds.—Auckland Battalion: Private B. A. C. Hutchinson. Killed in action, Stli August,—Auckland Battalion: Major Hume, Lieut. Mooney. Reported wounded, StU AugustAuckland Battalion: Lieuts. Aldridge, Gillett, Horncman, Jack, Knight, Merrington, McComiah. Auckland Mounted Rifles: Captain Wymaii. Otago Battalion: Lieut. Valentine. Killed in action, Stli August: Wellington Battalion: Captain McLevnon, Lieuts. Grace, and TavJor. Reported wounded.—Wellington Battalion: Lieut. Ruck. Missing, Bth August: Wellington Battalion: Lieut, Da-

vidson. Reported died of wounds, Bth August. —Wellington Battalion: Lieuts. Bain, Wells. , , Admitted to 15th General Hospital, Alexandria, Uih August—Wellington Battalion: Privates Berketfc (severe), Wright, (severe), Lange (slight). Auckland Mounted: Trooper Haylock (severe; right arm and right toot amputated), Trooper McNaul (severe). Army Service Corps:' Private Potter (severe). Auckland Battalion: Private Colliding (severe), Bugler Boyd (slight). Otago

Battalion: Private Sprott (severe),' .Sergeant Smart slight). Canterbury Mounted: Trooper McGee (severe). Died of wounds, lOtli August.—Wellington Battalion: Private Campbell., On . August 9th.—Auckland Battalion: Private dime. ! Weimded—Auckland Battalion: Privates Alfred, Bracey, Barrat, Griffiths. Headquarters Staff (NJS. and Australian Division). —Private Hearn. Previously reported missing, now reported wounded.—Otago Battalion: Private O'Connor. Admitted to hospital ship, Bth August, wounded.—Otago Battalion: Privates Newton, Taylor, Pierce. Killed in action, 25th July.—Otago Mounted: Trooper Sullivan. Died of wounds, 9th August.—Otago Battalion: Sergt. Fea. On 11th August: Sergt. O'Keefi'e. Wounded.—Otago Battalion: LanceCorporal Harper, Troopers Lewis, Petty. Killed in action, 2nd August.—Wellington Battalion: Corporal Gordon. On 30th July, Sergt Cole, Private, Hartley. Died of wounds.—Wellington Battalion: Privates James. Killed in action, 27th July.—Trooper Browne. Died of wounds, Bth August.—X.Z. Field Artillery: Gunner Stuart. Wounded.—X.sJ. Field Ambulance: Privates Culpan, Willis. Killed in action, 2nd August—N.Z. Field Artillery: Sergt. Mairn. Wounded. —N./5. Field Kng-ineers: Sapper MePhail. Divisional Train: Driver Stokes. Canterbury Battalion: Private Carrell. Killed in action. 27th July.—Otago Battalion: Private Reynolds. * Died of wounds, 9th August.—Otago Battalion: Private Frazcr. Admitted to hospital ship, wounded, 7th to Bth August.—Auckland Mounted: Trooper Catehpole, Corporal Fulton, Troopers Gilbert, JlcClure, Staff.-Sergit.-Major Jlihic, Lance-Corporal Troup, Corporal Boas, Trooper Swayne, Troopers Tomasi, Warder. Wellington Battalion: Trooper Brewer. Died of wounds, 10th August.—Wellington Battalion: Trooper Willis.