DOMINION HEROES.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 244, 12 October 1918, Page 5

DOMINION HEROES.

FOURTEEN DEATHS REPORTED TOTAL OF 40 JVIEN WOUNDED. WELLINGTON, Friday. A casualty list issued to-night contains the names of six men killed in action, of five who have died of wounds, and of three who have died of sickness. The wounded total 49, of whom 35 have been admitted to hospital. Details:— AUCKLAND DISTRICT. KILLED IN ACTION. September — MDIR, ALEXANDER, Scrgt., Artly.— J, Miiir, Brookhy If.). PARKER, EDWARD J., Corp., Artly.— J. barker, Devonport (f.). DIED OF WOUNDS. MACHIELL, HENRY, A.r., Sept. 20—Mm. A. Machiell, London (ni.). REPORTED WOUNDED Bt.'TTERWORTII. JAMES. W. 1.. Sept. 29— Mrs. M. Kennington, Te Aroha. WOUNDED. ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. AUCKLAND INFANTRY. September 28 — ALLEY, ALFRED X.—A. Alley, Hlkntai* (f.). MATHISON, MARTIN 8.. L.-Corp.—C Mathlaon, Waihopo (f.). NEW, WILLIAM H.—Mrs. W. H. New, PARKER, EDMUND, L.-Corp.—F. Parker, England (f.). V September 30— ALLISON, JOHN D. IC— J. K. Allison, Grej Lynn (f.). CARTWEIGHT, WALTER P.—Mrs. E. L. Cnrtwrtght, Grey Lynn (m.). JACK, JAMES D.— J. Jack. Scotland (f.). . October 1— TROTTER, WILLIAM .7. R-. 2nd-Llent.— Mrs R. R. Trotter.' Walomio. CHEESEMAN, LRWIS 0., Corp.—PL Cbceseman. Kawakawa (f.). DRAKE, ALBERT J.— Mrs. G. Drake, England. HARGREAVES, PERCY C.—P. Hargreaves, England (f.). LEANING, HERBERT R-, L.-Corp.—M. H. Leaning, Cambridge (f.). PHILLIPS, EDWARD A. —Mrs. E. Phillipe, Thames (mj. PODNTNEY, HENRY N., Sergt.—W. Potmtnejr, Auckland (f.). WHITE, HABOLD D.—Mrs. E. White, DeTonport (m.). OTHER UNITS. GIFFORD. EDWARD J., Artly., Sept. 28—. A. J. Glfford, Hamilton (f.). WELLINGTON DISTRICT. KIIXED IN ACTION. September 27 — GILLBANKS, JOHN W., Artly, Spotewood. HAUGHEY, ARTHUR 8., Artlj., Plriaka. DIED OF WOUNDS. STUBBS, ERIC G., Llent.. Oct 3, Karori. MORRIS, ERNEST R., A.1., Oct. 6, Xem Plymouth. DIED OF SICKNESS. BOWLES, JESSE, C.1., Oct. T. Carterton. SYMONS, ERNEST, Oct. 8, Pungarchn. REPORTED WOUNDED HOTCHINGS, WILLIAM, Sergt., Sept. 26, Ki'iwaivrni. DJCK. JOHN G., Corp.. Artly., Sept. 2", ETtbam. i, AHERN, JOHN W., C.1.. Sept. 26. Wanganui MINIHAN, PATRICK J., Corp., C.1., Sept. 26, Lower Hutt. I i WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO: HOSPITAL. ARTILLERY. September 28 — CRAIG, FRANK, Rongokokoko. HARTNETT, CYRIL V.. Wellington. HOLDER, HENRY J., Corp.. Napier. MAHONY. THOMAS. Hastings. STUDHOLME, SIDNEY W., Wellington. September 2!)— HirKLJNG. JOHN 11., Wellington. HIRD, DAVID H., Hastings. October 1— JACOBSEN, HERBERT A.. Stratford. McCONNELL, HERBERT, Wellington. OTHER ITNITS. BISSBTT, PERCY A., Sept. 29, Pahiatua. CANTERBURY DISTRICT. KTT-T.Tm in ACTION. HASRIS, THOMAS A., 'Artly., Sept. 27, Papanui. DIED OF WOUNDS J SM.VLLHOLME, GEORGE H., Oct. 2, Be*. don Villa. DIED OF SICKNESS. WITHERS, THOMAS W., C.M.R., Oct. 3* Southbridge. REPORTED WOUNDED. ARTILLERY. September 25— ';';.' HESELTINE, JOHN C., Ashburton. ' COOPER. JAMES L., Cheviot. TEMPLETON, RALPH J. R-, Ashbnrton. SMITH, AUGUSTINE, Sept. 27, Blenheim.' CANTERBURY INFANTRY. September 26— FISHER. ROLAND, Sydenham. ROBB GEORGE W., Corp.. Cast. WELLS, ARTHUR F., Reefton. WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. GIIA.ESPIE. ALBERT S. L., ChristcurcK. HAY, DOUGLAS, L.-Corp., A.L., Riccarton. SLIGHT, REMAINING WITH UNIT. SUTHERLAND, ROBERT W., Timarn, OTAGO DISTRICT. ~ KILLED IN ACTION. 7 McKENZIE, FRANK, Artly., Dunedln. DIED OF WOUNDS. HAY, JOHN R. 8.. Lieut., In-ercargilL - REPORTED WOUNDED : CARR, HERBERT J., C.1., Milburn. ; WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPTTAX. I ARTILLERY. September 2S — FRAER. ARTHUR H-, Dunedin. CIOLESPIE EDGAR 8.. Palmerston SoutU. SM'rTH, ARTHUR J.. Windsor. SMITH, HENRY C. Dunedln. BAIRD, JOHN F. 4 Corp., Dunedln. OTHER UNITS. KEARNEY. EDWARD, J.. D"^ ,1, - McMANEMIN, JAMEsI W. 1., OamartL