CASUALTY LIST.

Taranaki Daily News, 17 October 1916, Page 7

CASUALTY LIST.

A HEAVY ROLU

Wellington, October 10. The following are reported killed in action,—Troopers F. Peary and A. McLennan, Sapper ,T. A. Kiernan, Privates W. E. Hold, A. M. Cranne l !, W. *!• Fegan, L. K. Jones, P. 11. MclJaf. fie, 11.I 1 . M. Mcßae, P. C. Meacham, D. C, Alley, H. Blair, L. J. Bivnnan. R. F, Davies, I. X. Dixon and W. Druinmond, Sergeant F. R„ Dynes, Privates B. Penge, Nar,kckivfclle, P. Ravcnhill. 11. J. Page, V. I. 'Powell, L. Sergeant, 0. J. R. Treniain, P. Valentine, 10. A. Cash and T. Ciemson, Corporal W. 11. Ellen, I'tivitos W. H. French, W. Gardner, F. E. Hnlme and >i. 0. McKay, Lance-Corporal R. Simpson, Privates A. H. Wallbank and R. YVright, Corporal X. Bennetts, Privates W. E. Bovd and C. P. Brodie. Sergeants S. H, Crawford and J. Duniop, Privates J. Dunn, F. Fredrick?en, P. Hamilton, W, Lnim and J. McAllister, Lance-Corporal A. F. Matthews, Privates A. 'Parker and E. 'Phillips, Corporals C. P. Smith and A. E. Taylor, Private F. P. Whitmore, Corporal j. T. Piinnrc.

Previously reported wounded, tow reported killed in action. —Corporal F, M. Jack, Private J. S. Hazlett, LiniceCorporal S. Miles. The following are reported killed :n action. —Privates F. X. Nailson, UnceCorporal F. G. Jackson, Private W. Burrow.

The following aro reported to have died of wounds.—(Privates M. Crowley and F. S.' Riley, Sergeant I>. Dovine, Punners P. P. Millais, F. Poodbehere, J. B. Smith, G. H. Lamer and L. W. Gwen, Lanco-Corporal C. R. Johannessen, Private. H. Heard, Lance-Corp^wl C. Stanaway, Privates T. RtanclifTe, E. Hickey, TI. Skinner, P. A. R. Taylor, S. Porter, W. J. Page, T. P. Mills, F. J. Puc-kett, R. W. Gurnblcs and 11. Spinks, Second-Lieutenant E. C. Spedding, Privates F. M. Bulling and F. Skill icorn, Rillemen J. Stevenson and A. J. Torreus, Lance-Corporal J. Melvor.c. Rifleman S. Coxsmith, Private A Gnv, Sergeant O. M. Young, Rifleman T Marshall, Lance-Corporal A; Kuijht, Private D. A, Oliver.

The following are reported wounded.— Troopers W. Ratty, W. D. Gibcon and L. R. iLinrbrick, Private H. Cooling, Troopers T. MeFelin, W. Barn,thy, 1). •Tones, W. C. Elliot, AV. P. Kcllv, G. R. I Forrest, J. W, Sim-lair, R. R. SmUh, It. fIJ. Twigleton and S. R. Sliaw, Corporal A P. Thomas, Troopers P, W. Marks, 11. C. 'Patterson, S. F. Cowan and E. W. Millard, Corporal T. >T. Pedlar, Trooper J. R. Thompson, Privates G. No'rris, J. R. Aldred, IT. A. AV. Rilling, J. Buttenvorth, AV. Farrer, A. Gault, W. ,T. Hawkins and H, W. Hyncs, Corporal D, W. Johnson, Lance-Corporal E. AV, Privates E. Underwood and W. TL AA'oods, Temporary-Sergeant W. T. Andrews, Privates AV. H. Baku-, W. J. Clements, B. Cotteril 1 , L. W. PaviV, \V. A. Evans, R. C. Forster, C. H. Hinton, L. 'Lee and H. 1 joma-s, Corporal J. McKeehnie, Lance-Corporal F. J. W. Pain, Privates F. Parkinson, J. D. Ritchie, T. Roach, F. M. Rule-, T. A. Saunders, H. A. Stanley. J. H. AYalr.siev. G. C. Wright, A. S. Boardman and F. Bovett, Corporal M. L. Olaridwe. Private.) .T. Gouithard and P Donaghy, Lance-Corporals T. Finnagw and J. J, Fitzgerald, Corporal P. L. jzod, Privates L. Llewell, H. A. McKillop and E. McLaelilan, Sergeant L. Madd»rn, Privates J. Morgan, R. C. Morris, C. T. Nottingham, J. Owen, .J. A. Paeon. E. .T. Rea, D. J. Skillen and L. Stcve.is, Serjeants B. C. Squire, F.' flirupp ai..l R C. Trembat'h, Privates A. R. Wade and L. S. Weeks, Lanee-Corporal D. D. D. Yeats, Privates H. E. ]?arron, E. M. Blundell and S. S. Booth, TemporarySergeant A. Coupcr, Privates C. E. Danger and G. Dillon, Corporal A. Duckworth, Privates W. Dull', P. R. C. Grace and J. Greenall, Corporal IT. G. Howie, Sergeant A. B. Jackson, Privates M. Kelly, 'IT. E. Lnc'gate and T. Lynn, B. MeGrath and T. McMillan, Corporal P. Marriner, Privates E. Meredith, W. R. 'B. Mitchell, J. Murray, P. Murtagh, S. M. Purrtie, L. J. Ratclifl'e, 11. T. Eeynell, H, Sherman, E. J. Sheloek, W. S. Spiers, E. M. Trevafthem, K; R. Wilkinson and F. H. Laming, Q.M.S. E J. Dmgle, Privates R. G. Barr, AV. 11. Falconer, W. Hornby, C. Humphrey, J. C. Low, B. J. Meenan, A. E. Mellow, P. M. Parker, AV. M. Pearce, W. Poulson, E. A. Robinson, .T. E. Brown, J. McCall, S. Roberts and P. E. Aldridge. Corporal IT. V. Bond, Privates W. Innes and E. J. Jenkins, Corporal K. AV. Lvson, Privates J.McCoy, W. M. Molloy, AV. Ros?, D. A. W. Tove, H. J. Twoiney, M. E. AVilliams, AV. J. AVilliam*. S. T. Coffey, D. L. Dickson, W. J. Gill, •T. Neale, L. W. Northover, F L. Parsonage, J. Taylor, P. J. W. Watts, AV. R. Newton, G. -R. McMillan and S, Allen, Lanee-Corporal W. Allen, Privates P. Parrie, 11. M. Beaumont, S. P.. diamines, D. Coyle, H. Dingle, J. G. Duncan, C Fletcher, W. M. Gason, L. AA r . Gee, N. N. Gullery, T. J. Guthrie, 11. Hirst, G. Home and A, B. Kidson, Lane Corporal G. Colley, Privates P. D. Cronin and E. Dunn, Lance-Corporal E. Flaherty, Privates AV. T. prieketon, J. Gilbert, J. T. J. Gurdler and J. Harris, Corno-als R. St. J. Hindmarsli and S l . M. P. Horfln, Privates F. Howard, J. A. T.'imonte, T. AV. Lews and K. Murphv, Sergeant W. A. Ring, Lance-Corporal R. A. Scrimshaw, Privates C. If. Squires, W. Stewart, H. Tritt, B. 0. Warrington, AV. A. Watts and R. W. L. Wilson, Lance-Cor-poral S. R. Mclsaac, Privates I). Mail and T. L. Mevriek, Lanee-Corporal G. Raymond, Private P. G. Sinclair. Corporal R. Scott, 'Privates 'P. M. Smith and R. C. Symon, Sergeant A. P. Thomson, Lance-Corporal AV. A 7 emville, Private JJ. IT. Valles, J. A. Anderson and J. Armitage, Lance-Corporal 1!, Avent, Corporal P. D. -Best, Serjeant I. C. frighting, Lance-Corporals P 8. Bush and T. G. Capill, Private J J. (VI. Previously reported wounded (Sept. loj, now reported not woundej.—Private J. Smith.

Reported wounded.—'Private". E. L. Clare, D. I. L. Llovd, C. Addison and M. K. Allen, Corporal -T. Baird, Private W. Lsnwell, Cpi. J. 30. Burke, Private W. (I. Catto, Sergeant R. S. H. Day, Privates E. A. Edmiston, J Fa vol, 11. H. Griffiths, R. W. Harvey and B 11 in ford, Lance-Sergeant E. S. Mclimes, Privates W. J. Okane, E. A. O'Neill, C. V. Simpson, A. J, Towns, Jl. J. Allen and P. C. Austin, Lance-Corporal J. Bond, Private T. J. 8. Braxton, Sergeant B. Brown, Private W. R. Cupplcs. T.ance-Corporal L. 11. Denford, 'Private W. VI. ]SI, ]lo(Me, Sergeant J. Dunbar, Privates .J, A. N. Jlsnan, W. F. IT. Limiiest, 0. .1. Kerr, ■T. Kinnaird and J. Kirk, Lance-Corporal A. J. Lindsay, Privates •!. li. McKeuzie, W, 11. MUier, W. P. Morrin, J. H. Patterson, A. P. Poole, M. Robertson, I;. Uns.li, L. I. Rtirscl!. J. I. Sharmaii, LanceCorporals L. V. Syinons, D. Hunter, J. Cox, F. T. Smith, W. S. Snicer, 8. E. Israel, B. L. S. White, A. Wall, U. L. H. Mair, A. Fletcher, Corporals J. C. D. McDonald, E. Farrell, C. Soiamerviile, iH. G. Clarke Temporary-Sergeant .T. D.

Wiltoeks, Sergeants R. T. .Caldwell, C. V. Dickey, J\ 11. Jamieson, Private* 0. Taylor, A. P. Todd, A. L. Webb, .1. A. Webb, A. Wyatt, T. J. C. Belsluiir, J. 11. tockroft, €. F[. Harvey, A. Hay, 71. jr. SmitV -I''. 0. Annals, Riflemen' C A. Laker, 11. W. Callagluin, L Davey J Tnine E. % Jefl'ery, ,1. 8. Kindlon, f! A. L.yford, R. W. M'aslin, A. WiF-mi. T. H- Butt, A. p. Craijr, J: Jtiordni, T. A. Robinson, J. P. Barrington, J. A. Cameron, <i. (I Gray, W. 11. Cosgrovc, J. D. Gordon-Glasford, A. Findlav, P. B. Idle I. Montgomery, F. W. Parsons, TI. Pran«nell, D. TO. Tyler, IX p. Cameron. J. wyatt, F. A. Sutherland, H P. LVilow W. Cain, A. F. Chileot, A. E. Coburn,' J. Dalrymple, S. I. Greenwood. .T. IJewson, J. F. Kimber, L. A. Lainn H J Langwell, I!. X. Penk, It. TI. Rutland,' M. A, Robertson, P. F. Skellon, S. Smith K- H. S. Taylor, L. W. Tower'. ,T. L. Ldy, F. IT. B. Walker, TI. Walker. J wounded, admitted ta V.ospi-tal.—Temporary-Bombardier C. p. Elliot Lance-Corporals T. J. Pray, TI, F. McIntyre, Sergeant L. P. Potter, Runners 0. L. Pilmour, E. W. Probert, Trooper E. L. Fonnnn, Privates F. Kenworthy, S. Fatt, T. Mather, J. V. Olivei, J. R, Tate, R. 11, Louden, W. McDermid, A. C. Mclntvre, R. TI. MePhail. Ti' X r Mamlslcy, A. Mavne, J. Xevin, Riflcinpii S Baker, S. Poole, P. A. Johnson, C W. Mora, A. 10. Withers, B. Howard, Xewland, W. A. .Johnston, W. F. Henry, P. Bleasel, R. p. Ranby, P. f! Lancaster.

Wounded, embarked for England.— Trooper A. W. Meikle, Gunner V. A. Fraser, Rillemen J. Mcßsan, F. J. IT, Hemingway, Acting-Bombardier A. Ramsijen, Privates A. McMillan, P. Osborne, A. Stafford, A, Dodds, p. J, Masters. C. Waugli. Wounded, admitted to hospital.— Lance-Corporals W. G. Sinclair, T. Sovsno.ss, Privates G. Wardle, A. Simpson.

'Discharged from hospital.—Riflemen W. Ure, S. Burkin.

Reported wounded, rejoined unit. — Privates E. Corfield, L. IT.' Kendall, Riflemen S. T. Austin, O. Germain, F. W. Kirby, I. C. Wise, M. Berry, S. Lewis, P. P. Argelin, Lance-Corporal D. McLean.

Reported I:"Hod in notion. —Maori Conlinaynt: Private T. Kumeroa. Reported died of wounds: Lance-Cor-poral W. P. Houia. Reported Wounded: Busier AV. Pino, apd Privates. W. H. Rangiao, H. Smith. D. Wl'ite.

Reported wounded, admitted to hos-pital.--privates P. 0. Meihana, H. Sullivan, T. It. Tcoke. Corporal M. Hale. Reported wounded (slight), remaining with unit.—Privates T. Peneha, H. Tauliou, P. Tcpaa.

rnnsß AVHO HAVE FALLEN.

The following names appeared in the jieavy casralty list that was published on Saturday:—Killed in action: A. A. Campbell (A. Campbell, Kaupokonni, father;.; B. J. Faull (Mrs. 15. Foreman, K-iponga, r,.-other); G. I). Yearbury (M«. & Yearbury, I-lawera, motherj; I'. R. P'vwn (Mrs. J, Brown, Mangorei. mother); AV. J. Campbell (S. Campbell,' Pihama. iather); H. E. Carman (D. Carman, I'bnawa, sister) T. A. G. Beaumont (Mrs. E. Beaumont, Hawera, 'notheri; K. I etersen (R. 0. Petersen. Hawera. father). Died of wounds: L. G. Po'.igtre (G. M. Fougere, Ngaire, father;. AVonnded: E. E. Harrison (Mr:-. K. A. Har rison, Kapuni, mother); A. C. F.pr.mg (Mrs. M. Epping, Hawera, mother); J. Melntyro (Mrs. L. McTntyre, Kill-am, mother); D. E, Thoumine (P Ti:ou-.iiine. Kaponga, father). Lieutenant K, R. AVatson, who died of wounds leceivcd in action, was at one time Assistant Engineer in the Public Works '-Ctpartment, joining the Roads Deparimer. t as Cadet at New Plymouth. Lieutenant AVatson, who was a native of Nel=uii, was wounded at Gallipoli and then iiubai'kcd for England. Por a time before 'enlisting lie was engaged in the AVh-mcaroomona district, where he had many friends Mr. 0. Andrews lias received advice that his son, Eric, who left with the N'i:th Reinforcements, was wounded in France on September 20. Appearing in a recent casualty list are I'he following names:—AVonnded: I'ricate E. Andrews (C. Andrews, Okato); L. V. Rowe (Mrs. J. Rowe, Inglewood). Afr. W, Crawford, manager of the Okaiawa factory, has received the sad news that his brother James ilias* been killed in action. The deceased soldier, j- nunrher oF years ago, was a member of the staff of the Okaiawa. factory, and his quiet, unassuming mannei gained for him many friends, who will sincerely regret to hear of his untimely end.—Star. Taranaki mourns many of its best sons, and none will it mourn more than Sergeant Or,tram Young, son of Mrs. W. ourig, of Otakeho, whose name appears ii\ to-day's list. He was a splendid fcilow in every way. He was one of tl.c province's best forward footballers. and a "sport'' in the real meaning of the term. He lived —and he played —an lipi-j'ht, model life, and his going will come as a great blow to a host of fiinnds lie was one of four brothers at. the fn rit. AA'ord lias bene received that Private A. E. Howell, who left with the 7th Reinfonr nunts. has been k'lled in action. Private Howell was a nephew of Mrs'. Howell, of "Cliatsworth House." \YVrd was received yesterday that Private Ceci'. IlJl, eldest son of All'. W. J. il'ill, Manama, and nephew of Mr. C. M. B;!',. of .New Plymouth, was killed in action on September 27. Mr. J. R. Hill yesterday received a cable fr-.ru bis son Private Nelson Hill stating thai hi? right leg had been amputated below the knee, and that he was improv : n7 rap'dlv. Mr. J, Parke'r, Lemon Streejf, has been advifrd that his son, Private A. K. J. Parker, v ho left with the 13th Reinforcements, has been wounded in the left arm and back and has been admitted to bosprcal. Pnvate Parker was formerly in the Post Cilice in New Plymouth. The. iate Sergeant Chas. Ford was well knonn in New Plymouth, For six years he ,vas with Standish and Standish and latteriy will: T. B. Crump, of Eltham. He lett with the Wellington Mounted Rules in the First Reinforcements. After being iy Egypt two months he was promoted to sergeant with a position in the AYar Office, London. This position he held i'oi some twelve months, when he volunteered for the front and was wounded at the. Dardanelles. On returning to London he again took up the position for four months, when he volunteered for r-ctive service in France, where lit w-as killed on September 28.