HEROES OF THE DARDANELLES.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 281, 25 November 1915, Page 6

HEROES OF THE DARDANELLES.

FOUB DEATHS RECORDED. LATEST CASUALTY LIST. The - 235 th casualty list, Issued by the Defence Department this afternoon, and forwarded by the Press Association, contained the names of one eoldicr killed in action (the report having come to hand «« the result of inquiry), two died of wounde and one of disease Six soldir.ru are reported to have been wounded. KTIXED XN ACTION. W. R. BERESFORD (Wellington Battalion), August 8. (Result inquiries.) J. McINTOSH (Fifjld Artillery), died shrapnel wounds in back, on hospital ship Maheno, November 14. DIED OF WOUNDS. J. E. ELMES (Canterbury Battalion), died gunshot wound, head, November 18, on hospital ship Syria, at Mudros. DIED OF DISEASE. G. E. SCOTT (Field Artillery), died of meningitis on hospital ship Delta, November 21. REPORTED WOUNDED. CORPORAL D. McD. MORRISON (Wellington Mounted Rifles), admitted to 19th General Hospital, Alexandria, November 21; bomb wound in head. R. H. ARMSTRONG (Canterbury Mounted Riiics), admitted to 10th General Hospital, Alexandria, November 21; gunehot wound in chest. T. .TOYNT (Canterbury Mounted Rifles), admitted New Zetland General Hoej>KoJ, Pont de Koubbeh, Cairo, November 1; gunshot wound in buttock. J. HARMER (Wellington admitted I9th General Hospital, Alexandria, November 21; gunshot wound in back. T. F. McNICKEL (Wellington Battalion), admitted 21st General Hospital, Alexandria, November 21; gunshot wound head; servere. SERGEANT-MAJOR A. A. ATKINS (Canterbury Battalion), admitted Bombay Presidency General Hospital, Alexandria, November 21; shell wound thigh.