CASUALTY LIST.

Taranaki Daily News, 31 October 1916, Page 2

CASUALTY LIST.

CORRECTION'S. Previously reported missing, and believed to be dend, now declared by Court of Inquiry lulled 1 in action.— Private J. W. Leslie, Sergeant A. A. McArthur, Riflemen G. dimming and R. Stent. Sergeant G. W. Dines, Rifleman' A. 11. Levy. Reported missing and believed wounded, now reported killed in action.— Aeting-Lanoc-Corporal R. A. E. Skelton. Previously reported wounded, now reported killed in action.—Rifleman S Perfect. The following, previously reported missing, ore now reported killed in action. Rifleman H. Bain, Lance-Cor-poral G. A'. Widdowson. The following reported killed in aetion.—{Privates E. Lawrenson, P. C. Ballmond, C, Davis, A. Mcßeath, Riflemen J. McConnell, A. J. Morris, 11, H. Southcombc. The following are reported to have died of wounds.—Trooper A. Pay, Gunners W. J. McGuirk, H. S. Easton, F. J. Slow, H. B. Fletcher, Private A. Haiti-■ day, Lance-Corporal D. D. Yeats, Private F. D. Cronin, Lance-Corpovnl L, V. Symons, Riflemen J. B. Loekhart, F. J. Roberts. The following has died of disease.— Private W. Lawrence. Reported missing.—Private A. Stevens. Reported wounded.—Troopers C. 0. Chapman, T. 0. Eitzsiminons, Lieutenant W. H. Jones, Privite L. Cracknell. [Previously reported wounded, now reported not wounded.—Private J. G. Bruce. Reported wounded.—Lance-Corporal G. T. Latham, Privates W. T. Evans, R. E. Fortune, J. Breen, C. W. Clark, J. P. Milner, Riflemen B. Barclay, G. "W. Moore. Unofficially reported in New Zealand General Hospital, Broekenhurst. Seriously ili from wounds: Sergeant W. Watson. Reported'wounded, admitted to hospital.—Troopers L. W. King, W. G. Holloway, Bomb. T. A. Dobson, Gunners R G. Everett, T. G. Fronde, ActingBomb. W. B. Mather, Private's, S. Aliington, A. Roberts, Riflemen W E. A. Cushion, A. Graham. Reported wounded, admitted to hospital, September "25.; discharged from hospital September 30. —Corporal. T, Turner. Reported wounded. —Acting-Sergeant C. T. Lodder, Gunner' \V. Kerr-Hislop, Bomb. P. Henty. Reported wounded; rejoined unit.— Corporal W. B. Cooke. ''■ HOSPITAL AND PROGRESS REPORT. 'Seriously 111. Trooper C. Hardingham, Gunner? Thos. Brown, J. G. Hay, Charles F. Gane, Bomb. D. K. Gibb, Pri. vates H. L. Darby, P .T. Dudson,. H. W. Henderson, J. 11. Long, J. V, Olivet, J. X. Brown, F. G. Fahy, H. .Hi Dingle, G. E. Bourne, R. B. Eremner, A. McGregor, W. A. McNab, Lance-CovpoVal W. G. Blundell, Lieutenant C..E. Butcher, Riflemen E. .Tones, D. A. O'Leary, - 2n<lLieutenant A. J. Price. Seriously 111, but Improving.—'Private D. Kelly. ' Removed from Dangerously 111 List.— Rifleman J.'H. Sievwright, Trooper J. Barr, Lieutenant H. T. Morton, Sapper A, E. Kerslake, Private?. A. Coulter, A. K. Devon, Thos. Nevin, Lance-Corporals H. E. Juson, F. J. W. Pain, J. A. Anderson, Privates J. 0. Clay, P. M. Darcy-Irvine, D. J. Evans, J. Lindsay, A. C. Sheppard, J. Downing, 11. 3. Siribling, Corporal T. .1. Thomson, Riflemen J. McCombie, A. R. Masters, Alex. Nico!, J. O'Brien, Private J. W. Clatworthy. Dangerously 111.—Sergeants C. G. Wilson, W. J. Fisher, Rifleman H. T. Simmons. Seriously 111—Sapper W. B. Cinders, Sergeant W. F. Southam, Private E. A. Heath. • Removed from Seriously 111 Liat.— Corporal J. A. Kearton, Troopers J. Stoneham, iP. J. Darling, Privates C. T. Layton, G. 0. Gaskcll, B. A. Backholm, E. .T. Sherlock, Gunners W. Donovan, A. A. Lcnnie, Riflemen J. McCarthy, H. S. Bavcvstock, W. Patterson, A. L. Nugent, Trooper E. A. Sleeman, Sapper J. Sloan, Lance-Corporal D. Penwarden. Dangerously 111, but Condition Improved.—Rifleman R. W. Ainslie, 2ndLieutenant F. R. Simpson, Acting-Ser-geant E. J. Harris. Seriously 111.—Sergeant C. D. Hornsnell. Removed from Dangerously 111 List.— Gunner C. F. Game, Rifleman W. K. Olds. Dangerously 111.—Private J. Low. AMONGST THE FALLEN Word has been received that Trooper Albert Henry Warner, son of Mr. R. Winner, Opunake, who was serving in the Canterbury Mounted Rifles, died of wounds on October 10. The. funeral of the late Private C- H. Smith, who died at Trontham, took plaeo at Talaraimaka on Sunday, and was very largely attended by local residents. The Defence Department was represented by the area officer and regimental quarter-master-sergeant, and the 11 jh Regiment was represented by officers of "A" Company.