SICK AND WOUNDED
HOSPITAL REPORTS.' The following Wellington men are mentioned in the latest hospital and pro gress reports: — ' WOUNDED ADMITTED N.Z. GEN. HOSPITAL, PONT DE KOUBBEH, CAIRO, Ist to 4th SEPTEMBER. Wellington Mounted Rifles. Coombe, Arnold, 11/982, Sergt. Morgan, James Moncur, 11/902, Tpr. BirrelL Oswald George, 11/974, Tpr. Howse, James Hayward, 11/1009, Tpr. Griffen, Edward, 13/808, Tpr. Spooner, Gerard Edmund, 11/1060, Tpr. Jameson, Noel Rutherford, 11/301, Tpr. Hunt, William George, 11/775, Tpr. Thompson, Herbert WiUiam, 11/932; Tpr. Wilson, Thomas Emerson, 11/556, Tpr. Baldwin, Charles Cameron, 11/529, Tpr. Wise, Gilbert, 11/840, Tpr., seriously ill enteric Douglas, James, 11/736, Tpr., enteritis and septic sores, seriously ill Gray, William Roy, 10/2164, Pte., «eriously ill, enteric \ RETURNED TO FRONT FROM CAIRO. Wellington Battalion. Gosling, Thomas, 10/1497, Pte. Heath, Arthur Ernest, 10/1842, Pte. Rogers, Charles Alfred, 10/733, Pte. Brickell, Paul Francis, 10/2080, Pte. N.Z. Field Engineers. Bath, Frank Herbert, 4/593, Spr. WOUNDED ADMITTED N.Z. GENERAL HOSPITAL PONT DE KOUBBEH, CAIRO, 13th SEPT. Canterbury Mounted Rifles. ' Edwards, Victor Clive Stuart, 11/38 a Tpr. WOUNDER TRANSFERRED N.Z. GENERAL HOJSPIT&L, PONT DE KOUBBEH, CAIRO, 13th SEPT. Wellington Battalion. Cakebread, Edward Eric, 10/2093, L.-Cpl. ; seriously ill ADMITTED 19th GENERAL HOSPITAL, ALEXANDRIA. Wellington Battalion. Higgs, Percival George, 10/406, Pte. ; enteric DANGEROUSLY ILL. Otago Mounted Rifles. Howie, William Gladstone, 9/557, Lieut. (John Howie, Waikiwi, Invercargill) ; 13th September Military Hospital, Warrington. Auckland Mounted Rifles.' Wilson, James Gilmoure, 13/153, Tpr. (Mrs. J. Wilson, Whatawhata, Auckland) Bishop, Kenneth, 13/19, Tpr. (Benjamin Bishop, King Edwards-avenue, Epsom) Wellington Battalion. Wiley, William Robert, 10/1701, Pte. (Mrs. David T. Wiley,, sen., Ful-ford-street, New Plymouth, mother) Canterbury Battalion. O'Donnell, William Henry, 6/924, Pte. (Mrs. M. O'Donnell, Greymouth) Bollard, John Henry Allen, 6/2452, Pte. (W. A. Bollard, Moray-place, Dunedin, father) Smith, William Ernest, 6/1722, Pte. (W. Smith, Mount-street, Nelson) Walsh, Amos, 6/735, Bugler (T. Walsh, Queenstown, Tasmania) Otago Battalion. Filtness, Robert Dunstan, 8/1976, Pte. (Charles D. Filtness, 24, Cecil-road, Ilford, London, father)
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Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue 71, 22 September 1915, Page 8
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