THE SICK AND WOUNDED.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 31, 5 February 1916, Page 6

THE SICK AND WOUNDED.

THEIR PROGRESS IN HOSPITAL. NEW ZEALANDERS' NAMES, The Defence Department issued the following hospital and progress report yesterday afternoon: — Admitted hospital, Cairo: — Influenza, Drummond; bronchitis, J. Me> Naughton; not yet diagnosed, C. H. Close; fericula, J. W. Cory; rheumatism, Sergeant E. H. Bainbridgc; influenza, H. L. Holly-man, R. T. Barnett; burnt foot, J. J. McNamara; strained ankle, Sergt. T. Coward; eye wound, P. Little; not yet diagnosed, H. E. Doherty; tonsilitis and diarrhoea, A. D. Hall; not yet diagnosed, J. W. Pearce, J. A. Scott; adenitis. Corporal H. M. Baylis; orchitis, A. H. Billing;, old shrapnel wound, left thigh, A. N. I Hackney. Auckland Battalion. — Chronic ottis i media, S. W. Johnson; old gunshot wound, N. Veart. Wellington Battalion.—Boils and rectal abscess, W. Day. | Otago Battalion.—Varicose veins, LanceCorporal W. Banncrman; anthritis G I. Elliott. Rifle Brigade.-Hycosis, M. C. Crichton; rheumatism, slightly sick, W. S. Kelly; sycossis, J. E. Maedonald; otitis, J. fL Baurent. Medical Corps.-Otitis media tonsilitis C. W. Homer; influenza, J. F. Warren Otago Battalion.—Varicocele, H. T. Foxdebility, W. M. Johnstone Artillery -Rectal hemorrhage, Corporal 1. rordyce; epilepsy, Bombardier G G King. " " Wellington Battalion.-Not vet diagnosed. H. K. Laurenson. * w A Ba " ali ° n - < ",<- K™«hot woundg . 1 leg, A. Bowden; rheumatism, R. Fitzgerald.

A LATER LIST. ADMISSIONS AT CAIRO. The following hospital and progress X-7VS?J» the »*S I 5 KOvmm R.^Me^n R,fleßr^dC -- RWe -" F. w my HanE c Medical Corps.—Private A. S. Watkins. ADMITTED 21st GENERAL HOS- i PITAT,, ALEXANDRIA. ' New Zealand Rine Rrigade.-Rifleman D. Roberts. Rifleman W. R. Ellen DANGEROUSLY ILL, WALTON HOSPITAL. Wellingon Battalion.—Private A. H. Lange. REMOVED FROM SERIOUSLY ILL

LIST. Otago Mounted Rides.—Trooper J. Scott.