SOLDIERS' DEATHS

The following deaths of soldiers are reported:—

TRENTHAM MILITARY HOSPITAL.

92787 Pte. Henry S. Rufihford, CCoy., 50th Reinforcements, influenza and pneumonia/ 24th November (Mts, B. Riisbford, wife, 80, Ghuznee-street, Wellington). 92535 Pte. George R. Stewart, B Coy.. 50th Reinforcements, apoplexy, 23rd November (Mr. M. R. Stewart, Auckland).

70525 Pte. William F. Murphy, Quartermaster's Staff, influenza and pneumonia, 23i'd November (Mts. Carson, Auckland).

89710 Cp). Cecil J. Marshall, 53rd N.C.CK's, cerebro-spinal fever, 24th November (Mfs. M. Marshall, Auckland). 92504 dpi. Reginald D. P. Woods, 54-th N.C.O.'s, cerebro-spinal fever, 24th November (Mrs. D. C. Woods, Auckland). 75401 Sf>r. William K. Perritoii, N.Z. Engineers, influenssa and pneumonia, 'Mh November (Mrs. Elsie A. Pettiton, c/o J. Williams, Hawthottidale, . Eaetrwid, Invereargill). 80769 Pte. William G. Grant, A Coy., 44th Reinforcements. influenisa aud pneumonia, 2Srd November (Mrs. W Grant, wife, 33, Cleveland-street, Brooklyn). 3/2767 Pte. Norman M'Farland, N.Z. M.C., 2Sth November (Mrs/M'Farlsnd, mother', Palmenrton North); VICTORIA MILITARY HOSPITAL. Cpl. Edgar Spensley, Army Service Corps, Buckk-street, Wellington, influ*nza and pneumonia, 23rd November (Mrs, Corins, friend, 147, Vivian-street, Wellington). ' ■ MIRAAiAR CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL. 51628 Rflran. James J. Curry, discharged soldier, influenza and pneumonia, 24th' November- N (Mr. C. H. Curry, father, 125, Austin-street, Wellington). Lt. Charles C. Massey, influenza and pneumonia, 24th November (Mrs. C. C. Massey, wife, 87, Hatettai^road, Wellington). MISCELLANEOfS. 64351 Walter Mefth'yr Rpgere died at the Technical College Temporary Hospital on 12th November frQm influenza and pneumonia. Next-of-kin is Mm. Rogers, wife, Parnellj Auckland,

14133 Charles M'Phee,! a discharged soldier, died at Te Waikato Sanatorium on Oth October. Deceased was 32 years of age and single, and the next-of-kin is his father, Mr. C. M'Phee, Newstead, Victoria.

2/451 Driver Charles F. Beaumont died from influenza complications on 19th November at Wangaflui. Dec«wed was a returned discharged soldier. He was 32 years of age and single, his nelt-of-kin being Mr. 0. F. Beaumont, Strand Private Hotel,. Ghusnee-stveet, Wellington.

57362 Private Frank Baker died from influenia complications on 20th Ndvein^ bei 1 at Wangauui. Deceased was a returned discharged soldier. He was 23 years of age and single,' his next-of-kin' being: Mrs. A. Baker, mother, Auckland. 85696 Private Lancelot G. Braik died from influenza implications on ljjth November at Wariganui. Deceased was a returned discharged soldier. He was 24 years of ag» and single, his lieXfc-df-kih being Mrs. B. Braik, mother, Hotel Braeburn; Wanganui. 4/2084 Sapper Charles R. Prandrth, an undischarged soldier; died at Christchurch on /21st November. Deceased was 24 years of age and,single; his nert-of-kin being Mrs S.- Jv;' Frandseri, ■ Sydenha'm. ' •

6/884 Sergeant-Major:Arthur A. Aitkins', D.C.M., died on 22nd November at Hokitika. ■ Deceased was discharged from the New Zealand 1 '■Expeditionary Force und temporarily attached to the New Zealand Pwmanettt Staff. He was 34 years of ago and single, his neit-of-kin being Miss Jessie Morgan, Kumara. The following deaths from brohchopneumonia have been reported from Fea. thei-stoii Military Camp :■—

85655 P.te. H. E. Carlyon (Mrs. Carl, yon, Auckland) : 88275 Pte. S. G. Collins (Mrg., E. M Collins, Kaiapoi) 90824 Pte. S. W. Chapman (Mr. Walter Chapman, Kaikoura) 90765 Private Robert Johnston Leitch, E Coy., Cl, died at 5.30 A.m. on the 25th November, 1918. He was 27 years of age, and married, next-of-kin being' Mrs. E. L. Leitch, 83, Bassett-road, Remuera, Auckland.

Miss ■ Corale Lumley, V.A.D., died there from broncho-pneumonia on the 25th November, 1918; Next-of-kin, Mrs. Baker, Napier. Advice has been received from Headquarters, Christchurch, of the following deaths:— * • '

44966 L.-Opl. Charles Tremlett Cleeve, an undischarged soldier, died there on the 20th November, 1918. Deceased was 41 years of age,, and single, next-of-kin being his mother, Mrs. Frances Jane Cleeve, View Hill, West Oxford, Canterbury. .

12298 Cpl. W. A. Thome,' a discharged s6ldier, died from. influenisa oh the 21st November, 1918. Deceased wast 38 years of age, and single, next-of-kin being his mother, Mrs. Louise Thome, 99, Hast-ings-street, Sydenham, Cbristchurch. 6/1243 Gunner Ernest Blocksage, a discharged soldier, died 21st inst. H« was 37 years of age, and single, next-of-kin Jack Blooksage (brother), Harbour Board, Greymonth, New Zealand. 5/134 William Martyn, Cpl., died on 21st November, 1918. Deceased, wa« a discharged soldier, 26 years of age, and single, next-of-kin being Mrs. Rose M*rtyn, 38, Stirling-street, Sydenham, GhristchuTeh.

Advice has been received that 45489 William Deebls; a discharged soldier, died from influenza on the 9th November, 1918. Deceased was 28 ytata of ace, and married, next-of-kin being his wife, Mrs. A. D«eble, Bombay, Auckland. The Medical Superintendent, Auckland Hospital, reports that 12/4223 Pte. Geoi>go William Morrison, a discharged soldier, died there on the 90th November, 1918. Deceased was 25 yean of age, and single, next-of-kirl Mrs. T. Morrison, .53, Frances-street, Grey Lynn, Auckland. *