HEROES OF THE WAR.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 169, 17 July 1916, Page 6

HEROES OF THE WAR.

LATEST CASUALTY LIST. KILLED AND WOUNDED. . (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON", this day. Casualty list 360, supplied by the Defence Department to-day, contains the following names of New Zealandew killed and wounded: — KILLED IN ACTION. LIEUTEXAXT A. F. CORMODY. July 9 —Mrs. A. Cormody, 230. Sandcombe ; Road, Kcw Gardens. London (mother). (SECOND LIEUTENANT R. P. HERMAN, July B—Percy A. Herman, Cathedral Square, Christchurch. DIED OF WOUNDS. LANCE-CORPORAL A. ELDERTOX. July 10—Mrs. H. Elderton, Amberley, Chxistchurch (mother). PRIVATE I. HARKS, July 10—Mrs. K. Marks. 416. Cashel Street, Linwood, Christchureh (mothpri. PRIVATE W. J. PERRY. July 10—Mm. E. Perry, 92, Grafton Roadj Auckland

(mother). REPORTED DEAD. NO PARTICULARS GIVEN. PRIVATE J. J. RAXKIX, July 10— H. Eankin, Gordon Eoad, " Mosgiel (brother). 'WOUNDED. Admitted to Hospital July 6. PRIVATE .1. RAITT—Mrs. E. J. Eaitt, 107. Vivian Street. Wellington (wife). SECOND LIEUTENANT B. A. TODD-, . Andrew Todd, 52, London Street, Dunedin (father). Wounded July 3. LIEUTENANT W. J. BAXTER-J. Baxter. secretary A.M.P. Society, Puk* kohe. LIEUTENANT S. G. BOWRON—G. Bowi. Ron, Raroa, Opawa, Christchurch (father).

CAPTAIN G. H. GRAY—Ethel E. Gray, ■• e/o Mrs. May, Park Terrace, Custom? honse Street. Blenheim. LIEUTENANT M. J. MORRISON— Archibald Morrison, Kaitaneafa (father). . ••. SBHONB LIEUTENANT J. L. PRES-COTT-T. Prescott, Birkenhead, Auck. land (fatheV). LIEUTENANT J. W. SNADDON-Mrs. G. M. Snaddon, c/o Mrs. Newman. Colenson Hill, Napier. Wounded, Admitted to N.Z. General Hospital at Brockenhurst. ■ PRIVATE G. A. MacKEXZTE, no dat» given—Mrs. L. MacKenzie, Domain ) Street, Devonport (mother). ' T