LATEST CASUALTY.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 280, 24 November 1915, Page 6

LATEST CASUALTY.

DEATH OF AN ATJCBXANDER. SIX MEN WOUNDED. (ißy Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. A casualty list (No. 234) was issued by the Defence Department to-day:— AUCKLAND BATTALION. Died of jaundice on hospital ship Galeka, and buried at sea:— W. Bradley—next of kin Mrs. R. Bradley, Piopio, Te Kuiti. AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES. Admitted to New Zealand General Hospital at Pont de Koubbeh, Cairo: — A. J. Hinton, shell concussion—H. Hinton, Frankton, Waikato. WELLINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES. Admitted to New Zealand General Hospital, Pont de Koubbeh, Cairo: — A. G. Bolton, gunshot wound shoulder. CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES. Died of pneumonia Fifteenth General Hospital, Alexandria:— T. Horgan. N.Z. FIELD ENGINEERS. Sapper F. K. Wilkie, wounded chest, 6th November. AUCKLAND BATTALION. Admitted New Zealand General Hospital, Pone de Koubbeh, Cairo.— A. Riddell, gunshot wound, shoulder — Mrs. A. MeLaehlan, Glasgow, Scotland. CANTERBURY BATTALION. Admitted New Zealand General Hospital, Pont de Koubbeh, Cairo: — S. Reynolds, shrapnel wound in hand. HOSPITAL AND PROGRESS REPORT. Admitted 2nd Western General Hospital, Manchester, enteric: — Wellington Mounted Rifles: Trooper . H. E. M. Gordon. Admitted Alexandria Hospital, Cosham, enteric, slight:— Auckland Battalion: Private V. J. Stitchbury. Dangerously ill, N.Z. GeneTal Hospital, Cairo: — Divisional Train Driver: J. L. Homiball. Embarked for England, hospital ship Clemart Castle, November 18:— Auckland Battalion: Sergeant F. J. Conian. Now dangerously ill in St. Andrew's Hospital, Malta: — Field Artillery: Gunner D. Murchison.