CASUALTY LIST.

Taranaki Daily News, 14 May 1917, Page 2

CASUALTY LIST.

CASUALTY LIST. Wellington, May 12. The following reported killed in action.—Trooper F. Steele. The following previously reported mis sing now reported killed in action.—Private J. B. Smith.

The following reported died of wounds. ■ —Private 11. M. Crawford, Private I<\ Hughes, Rifleman- S. C. Farnie, Private F. A. Crum.

The following reported died of sickness. —Sapper A. Dooley, Sappr H. M'Laughlin.

The following reported wounded and admitted to hospital.—Private W. C, Smith, N.Z. Maori Contingent. The following reported died of sickness in New Zealand.—Corporal M. Anthony.

The following previously reported wounded now declared by court of enquiry wounded aecidentally.—Private J. Anderson, Imperial Forces. The following reported killed in action. —C. Taylor, J. Haraley, Australian Forces.

' The following reported killed in action. —'Sergeant W. Treasure, Sergeant G. McWhinney, Lance-Corporal J. Morrow, W. Strand, F. Cockell, F. Spinley, R. Taylor.

The following previously reported missing, now reported killed in action.—P. Rowc.

Tho 'ollowing reported missing, is believed to be killed.—E. Smith. ' Reported missing.—W. Bvford, G. Cole, D. Donaldson, W. Dunn, 11. Goertz, F, Hutchinson, Lance-Corporal R. Jones, Sergeant A. Landless, A. Stephens, N. Sutherland, 6. Yells, W, Yeo, V. Turner, B. Oden.

Reported missing, believed prisoner 31 war.—N. Gane.

| Reported wounded.—R. Jack, W. Hogg, 'R. Dickie, H. ' Grainger, J. Gray, M. Hale,- H. Hampton, Corp. T. M'Donald, J. M'Evoy, Sapper H. Neille, LanceCorp. W. Nicholl, Sergt. S. E. Pritchard, H. Symonds, A. Wilson. Reported wounded, admitted to hospital.—Private Harry Nanestadt, Sergt. J. Malcolm, R. Low. Admitted to hospital sick, not severe. —J. Cheyne, Lance-Corp. J. Gribble. Pronounced out of danger.—Driver G. Mills. Reported progressing favorably.—W. G. Gordon, S. Steele. SOUTH AFRICAN FORCES. . Keport-ed killed in action.—Sergt. S. R. Carter, Acting-Lance-Corporal R. M'Kay.