CASUALTY LIST.

Taranaki Daily News, 26 April 1917, Page 4

CASUALTY LIST.

new ZEALAND EXPEDITIONARY ■J?ORCE.

Wellington, April 24, Killed in Action.—Capt. H. S. Priest. Previously Reported Wounded and Missing, now Reported Killed in A«tion. —Ptes. 1. C. Goodwin, T. Campbell, B. E. Harrison G. Luis; D. E. Thoumine, H, A. Mclnnes, L.-Opl. W. Inns. Previously Reported Missing, now Re< ported Killed in Action.—Ptes. W. J. Andrew,, R. S. Black, D. 0. Bristol, J. J. Friksen, W. Ferguson, R. H. S. Gee, W. J. Gee, C. Gray, J. Gray, J, Gray J. Real* in.a W. E. Kerr, C. V. Morganti, T. A. O'Connor, 0. R. Perrett. A J Rlx, W, Seyb, W. Shaw, F. C. Wildrban, B. J Wlhnse, B. L. King, o. B. Cko, L, W. Hill, W. J. Lloyd, E. Lunn, R. Richards, . F. 0. Smith, A. Stevens, B. H. nonj, A. W. Martin J. D. 6. Munro, H. Robinson, S. Sonthgate, J. H. Stewart, Rfm. J. C. Jones and 8. F. Jonkers, OpL C. Hunt, L-Opl. J. Morrison, W. 'H. I Moore, F. (Barrett.

! Died of Wounds—Sgt. D. R. Webster, Tprs. C. Hughes, S. D. Waghorn, Pte. H. C (teen. Died of Wounds while Prisoners of War in Germany.—Ptes. E. H. Clarke, W. Robertson.

Reported Died of Sickness.—Pte. E. L. Dixon. , - v | Previously Reported Missing, now Reported Woundedi. Believed Prisoner of War in Germany.—Sgt. G. Hay, Ptes. M. J. Gallagher, T. Ingle. • Previously Uunofficially Reported Prisoner of War. now Officially Reported Prisoner of War in Germany.—Cpl. W. H. Banks, L.-Cpl. C. Richardson, Pte. C, CrOmloy. • Reported Wouiidcir>-2nd Lieuts. H. M. Rorke, J. Parkinson! J. Tennant, L. A. Craven, Sgts. D. R. Webster, W. J. Thompson, Tpi-3. S. L. Whalen, H. C< Green. . .

HOSPITAL AND PROGRESS REPORT,

Welington; April 24. Dangerously ill.—Privates P. Anders son, W. Steole, Corporal H. Symons, Gunner G. G. Thorp, RifleniSn A. Underwood, Vet, Sergeant G. E. Ritts. Still dangerously ill. —Privates W, Singleton, Rifleman J. W. Williams.

, Still dangerously ill, but progressing favorably.—Sapper P. A. Glennie, PrN vatos S. Loe, W. Turetaki,

Removed from dangerously ill list.—" Lnace-Corporal W. P. Tatham, Private A. D. Dibley. Seriously ill.-Prlvates E. Clarke, li. R. Gollings, L. Dunn, M. H. Ford, A. Godfrey, V. S. Hunt C. A. Jones, H. R. Kye, H. Keepa, P. W. Lafkin, C. H. Preecc, H. Stove A. Wishart, Sapper T. Wilkinson.

Still seriously ill.—Sergeant C. S. Burnard, Privates F, W. ~Corrigan, T. E. K. Dawson, Corporal N. Durham, Private J. A. Hanan, Rifleman A. J, McDonald.

Still seriously ill.—Privates A. R< Mayo, H. Pickering, S. P. Robinson. Removed from seriously ill list.—T. Walker, Privates R. A. Anderson, G. Barber, G, Harris, Corporal A.- S. Hill, Privates McLaughlan, G. W. Murrow, J. F. Xoble, J. D. Peterson, Gunner A. W. Rogerson, Rifleman W. H. Smith, PrU vate E. Woodward. ■

Severe eases.—Rifleman , A. Allison, Corporal J. Allison, Gunner H. R. Clark, Sapper E. Elder, Privates W. N. W. Forgeson, Corporal P. Hodge, (J.M.S. J, Holden, Trooper F. H. Irvine, Lance* Corporal E. J. Moore, Private Q. H. Na< tion, Riflemen W, Thomas, J. Young. Not severe cases.—Chaplain Captain H. N. Roberts, Lieutenants P; McEvedy, R. H. Mottram, W. T. Proflttt, Riflemen A .Allison, R. J. Barnes, Privates R Bf• hrent, R. Belcher, Riflemen A. S. Black, E. S. J. Bourne, R. A. Bray, L. A. Bur. ton, A. L. Butler, J. J. Capper, Driver J, Cassidy, Privates H. Bowels, E. Clarke, Rifleman D. C. Cottle, S. R, Cowie, Private R. W. Davidson, Gunner E. A. Davies, Lance-Corporal A. F. Beronga, Privates R. L. Dixon, C. T. Eaton, Riflemen C. . Finlay, C. H. Gibson, Privates J. Gilmore, G. E. Graham, A. .r, Harris, H. Heyhoe, R. K. Hollard, Wj F. Holloway, Sapper W. A. Haggard.