CONVALESCENTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 145, 19 June 1915, Page 5

CONVALESCENTS.

THE EGYPTIAN HOSPITALS. I WOUNDED MEW RECOVER. fßy Telegraph. —Pro* Association.) WELLIXIfTOX, this day. Fo'iliwing are ii. i'.\& convalescent camp at Helouan, Cairo: — ACCKLAXD BATTALIOX. 12/44—.Jnmes Coliir. IV3OWX. 12/B.ll—.John Henry COOK. 12/1107—EnicMt Albert EAGLE. 12 1133—Ernest AlfreJ BOLLARD. I-2/173S —Hugh William PAIX. li:/BS7—Thomasi William ALBISTCXN". 12/04P — .i&mes Leslie TOD. 12/441—Leslie Gerald' HILL.

FIELD ARTiLI-ERY BRIGADE. 2/1687—Gunner Charles L. A. PAUL ING.

N.Z. MEDICAL CORPS. 3 '274—Reginald William NAPIER,

OTAGO MOUNTED RIFLES. 9/326—Charles Allan McQUARRIE.

WELLINGTON B. M TALI ON. 10/-os—Thomas Edwin REYNOLDS. 10/464— Bryan PALMES. 10/302—Reginald Freeman CHAPMAN. 10/897— Percy WOOD. 10/562 —David Lionel S-lITH. 10/023—Alfred GARDNER. 10/713 —Robert REID. 10/1136—Robert John JENKINS. 10/467 —John rOTTER. 10/472—Norman BELL. In No. 1 General Hospital, Cairo: — CANTERBURY BATTALION. 6/6155—Andrew M'elvor KYLE. 6/655 —Charles Hem;- ILTON. 6/444—Alxander Sinclair DICK. 6/657—William Samuel ITHILI-. 6/557—Joseph Richard SULLIVAN. 6/457 —Corporal Leslie John Nicholls FOWKE. 6/451—Robert EDMUND FAIRBROTHER.

NEW ZEALAND PRISONERS

WE_._, TREATED IN TURKEY. AUTHENTIC REPORTS. WELLINGTON. Friday. The High Commissioner has sent the following cable from Loudon under date 17th inst: "Authentic reports indicate that New Zealand si ml Au.'traliau officers who arc prisoners of war at Constantinople arc well treated. The following message has reached London from Captain McDonald, an Australian ollicer: '1 am in Constantinople with other prisoners of war. We have received great kindness from Turkish nlncers. nnd have received advance pay from Commandant Djevad Bey.' "

AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES. WOUNDED LEAVE EGYPT. COMPLAINTS OF DELAYED INFORMATION. SYDNEY, June 18. Mr. Holman (Premier of New South Wales) has received information that the first batch of Australians wounded at tho Dardanelles have left for Australia. (Received 9.5 a.m.) SYDNEY, this day. There arc many complaints about belated news and wrong information in the official casualty lists. It is evident from private letters that Seigt. La-iris v— i killed prior to the Ist ci Mayv__t hia-l relatives ; ~jb_ 6 _; =_--rae-=T.