HEROES OF THE WAR

Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 213, 6 September 1916, Page 6

HEROES OF THE WAR

LATEST CASUALTY LIST. ONE KITJLED IN ACTION. & FIVE MEN WOUNDED. I (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) st 't II WELLINGTON, this day. 1 The following casualty list was sup- a ". plied by the Defence Department to- * day:- . ' ? 3 KILLED IN ACTION. J " Previously reported wounded and misa- :l : * ing, now reported killed in action, * !' August 9— t j TROOPKR J. DAVIS—Misa M. Davis, f "The Manse," Weston, Oamaru (sis- 8 1 tcr). ( c I CORRECTED. j Previously reported Killed in action, now reported "not" killed— . TROOPER P. C. DAVIS—Mrs. A. Davis, \ Beckford Koad, Opawa, Christchurch c " (mother). ( WOUNDED. ! August 24— PI?I\'ATE L. G. SELLA RS—Mrs. M. ' Soilars. (motherl. I August 2.)— [ s LIBITEXAXT L. H. MARSHALL— ) r H. \farshall. Seaclide, Dunedin ( j (father). ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. [ August 20— i B SERGEANT E. P. HOUGHTON—< Mrs. E. J 1 M. Houghton, care of J. H. Drake. ■ 1 U.BJS. Co., Dunedin (mother). ' t SLIGHTLY WOUNDED. ' c , 8 Remaining With Unit. ] t COMPANY SEJtGT.-ILAJOR R. K. i 0 FYFE—R. F>fe, 161, Eglinton Road, s Mornmgtcn, Dunedin. i <—^————— ( MAORI CASUALTY LIST. | ■ i WOUNDED. Admitted to Hospital August 2o— < CORPOHAI> T. TUAT1 —C. Stenvart. ' AHiakatane (father). 1 MENxrrGrns fatauties. > 1 _____ 1 TWO DEATHS IX HOSPITAL. ; r I (By Telegraph.—rresi Association.) ' I WEI.UNGTON, Tuesday. 1 The Defence Department reports that Private Jaraee H. Watjson died in the j Maetcrton civil hospital on Monday evening from ccrcbro-spinal meningitis. Hie next of kin is Private A. Watson, a ; brother, who is a member of the Twentynret Reinforcements. Deceased was a c member of the Trentham details. , Another death from ccrebro-spmal j meningitis occurred at Featherston Milt- j tary Hospital this morning, the patient 1 being Private Harry Pcrcival Coad, of < the Twentieth Mounted Rifles. His next , I of kin is his mother, Mrs. M. Z. Coad, of i Te Roti, Hawcra. ! _____________________ '