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YESTERDAY'S LIST. (rRF.SS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) WELLINGTON, February 27. Tho following casualty list (No. 795) was issued to-day:— AUCKLAND DISTRICT. KILLED IN ACTION. Auckland Mounted Rifles.) (February" 20th.) Huband, R- C. (Mrs J. J. Lord, Maro-. h<:Tm>, N. Auckland) DIED OF WOUNDS. (Otago Regiment.) (February lGth.) jjitU. J. (Miss W. to. Hicks, Matiere, Kir." Country) "DIED OF SICKNESS. Auckland Regiment. (Februarv 2-ith.) Kirk. 11. W. (H. Kirk, Upper Papatoe10°' U) WOUNDED. N.Z. Artillery. (February Bth.) Dve. A. S. (S. Dye, King street, Grey 10th.) Dngnall, A. E. R. (S. E. Bagnall, Hcrn c Bav. m) . Auckland Regiment (February 4th.) Hunt, S. F." (Mrs E. Hunt ScarboroHirh terrace, l?amclj> rn«,) (Februarv /th.) Manning. W. It., Cpl- (Mrs A. Man"inß - AU ( C Fobrua.T , Ba.) Frew, A. (Mrs A. Frew, Ohaupo, \Nmkato, w.) WELLINGTON DISTRICT. i KILLED IN ACTION. Wellington Mounted Rifles. (February 20th.) Bishop, C. W., Sergt. (E. Bishop, Morrinsvillc, f.) Macliine-Cun Corps. (February 13th.) Cameron, D. D. (Mrs D. R. E. Cameron, Seddon street, Ractili.i, w.) Wellington Regiment. (February 11th.) Duval, W. (F. Duval, Fiance) Langdon; R. L. (R. L. Langdon, Master ton, f.) . Rook, P. A. (Mrs F. Rook, Painter s lane, New Plymouth, m.) N.Z. Rifle Brigade. (February Bth.) Bryant, J. E. (S. Bryant, Oharia Valley, Wellington, b.) REPORTED WOUNDED. Headquarters. (February 19th.) Hart, B. G., T.-Brig.-Genl. (Mrs M. Hart, Carterton, w.) Richardson, H. M. W., T.-Major (Mrs H. Richardson, Church street East, Palmerston North, w.) Wellington Mounted Rifles. (February 20th.) Chisholm, C. J. (Mrs T. Chisholm, Ongo, Hunterville, m.) Claris, W. R. (Mrs W. H. t Claris, Lake road, Hawera, m.) Green, L. C. (C. Green, London, f.) N.Z. Artillery. (February 19th.) Dean, L. W., 2nd-Lieut. ■ (Rev. O. Dean, Park road, Napier, f.) Auckland Regiment. (February 9th.) Uurko, D. R. (Mrs J. Burke, Tatarariki, Northern Wairoa, m.) N.Z.' Rifle Brigade. .(January 4th.) Hay, R. (Mrs M. E. Hay, To Kopuru, iNorthern Wairoa) Meadows, C., L.-Cpl. (Mrs M. J. Meadows, Otane, m.) . (February 19th.) N.Z. Medical Corps. Rhind, S. D., Capt. (Mrs Rhind, England, m.) Reportea wounded, accidentally:— (February sth.) N.Z. Rifle Brigade. Dowman, G. J. F. (W. Dowman, Purangi. via Inglewood, f.) Reported wounded February 18th, admitted to hospital February 19th: — N.Z. Artillery. Bailey, C. H. (F. Bailoy, Birmingham, . England,' b.) Canterbury Regiment. (February 16 th.) Edwards, H. T. (Mrs M. Edwards, Martin square, Wellington, w.) — j CANTERBURY DISTRICT. KILLED IN ACTION. Reported killed in action:— Canterbury Mounted Rifles. (February 20th.) Cotton, A. E. (Mrs C. Cotton, Springfield road, Christchurch, m.) Canterbury Regiment. (February 9th.) Bryant, W. H. (Mrs E: Bryant, Ranfurly stroet, Christchurcli,. m.) Hall. A. (T. Hall, Gapes Valley, Geraldine, f.) Halstead, C. C. (W. J. Halstead, Three Springs, Fairlie. f.) Jory, P. J., Cpl. (Mrs M. J. Jory, St. ' -David's street, Lyttelton, m.) Maister, R. O. (G. Maister, Peel Forest, f.) DIED OF WOUNDS. N.Z. Rifle Brigade. (February ISth.) Woods, W. G. (Mrs E. Woods, c.o. P. 0., Ashburton, m.) DIED OF SICKNESS. Reported died of sickness:— N.Z. Rifle Brigade. (February 17th.) Lyons, W. (C. Lyons, Cambridge terrace, Christchurch, f.) WOUNDED. Reported wounded:— Headquarters. (February 19th.) Holderness. H., Capt. (Mrs J. C. Holderness, Ranfurly street, St. Albans, in.) Wellington Mounted Rifles. (February 20th.) Bartlett, A. E., Sefgt. (J. Bartlett, Islington, Blenheim, f.) . Canterbury Mounted Rifles. februarv 20th.) (C. Hodgson, Tarakohe, Nelson, f.)

N.Z. Artillery. ■ (February Bth.) Widdowson, N. G. (\V. "Widdowson, Richmond avenue, Nelson, f.)

Canterbury Regiment. (February 19th.) Hocking, W. M., Lieut. (J. H. Hocking. England) , , T Holmes. C. H. (M.C.), Lieut. (A. H. Holmes, Registrar, Supreme Court, Christchurch, f.) , , , McLeod, J. M. C., Lieut. (A. McLeod. CJeraldine, f.) ~ Hardy. J. L.. 2nd-Lieut. (G. A. C. Hardy, Rakaia, f.) Reported wounded, admitted to hospital:— Canterbury Regiment. (February 14th.) _ Mattingley, T. 11. (T % Mattingle>, North strert, Tiniarn, f.) N.Z. Rifle Brigade. (Februarv otli.) Beach. V. O. J. (Mis H. Frew. Av-it-tor toil, via Ashburton. ra.) Reported slightly wounded, remaining with unit:— Mounted Machine-gun Squad. (February 20th.) Haymnn, B. F., Cpl. Hayman, North road, Vv'aimate, f.) OTAGO DISTRICT. KILLED IN ACTION. Otago Regiment. (February 10th.) "Williamson, W., C'pl. (Mrs A. Williamson, Heriot, w.) (February 12th.) Lumbdcn, J. (Mrs Mcintosh, Scotland, cousin) DIED OF WOUNDS. Otago Regiment. (February 16th.) Rae. R., L.-Cpl. (R. Rae, Mornington, Dunedin) WOUNDED. N.Z. Artillery. (February 7th.) Cameron, S. P. (Mrs W. R. Cameron, Mornington, Dunedin, m.) (February 18th.) H.,. 2nd-Lieut. (0. Crawford, Kapuka) Canterbury Regiment. (February 19th.) Wilson, N. It., Major (Mrs B. A. Wilson, Roslyn, Dunedin. w.) Walker, M. R., A.-Capt. (T. Walker, Leith street, Dunedin) Otago Regiment. (February 9th.) Helm, A. McK., Cpl. (T. Helm, Riverton, 1.) (February 12 th.) Smart, A. C. (S. Smart, Waiwera South, Otago) Wounded, admitted to hospital:— N.Z. Artillery. (February 6th.) Froude. T. G. (R. Froude, Kaitangata, f.) MAORI CONTINGENT. WOUNDED. (February 18th.) Dufaur. D., 2nd-Lieuti. (P. Dufaur, Auckland, uncle) HOSPITAL REPORT. CANTERBURY MILITARY DISTRICT. Slightly Improved.' Lawrence, R. (Panui). Severe Cases. Long; T. (Pleasant Point). HcCann, J. (Christchurch). O'Brien, K. W. (Cape Foul wind). Widdowaon, N. G. (Nelson). Wilson, F. W. (Sydenham),. Not Reported |as Severe Cases. Gaffney, F. D. (Westport). Shanka, H. W. (Linwood). Berrett, A. (Sydenham). Brady. P. O. (Port Levy). Ching, A. B. (Springgiove). Davis, F. (Christchurch). Gilbert, D. (Nelson). Homes, A. W. (Blenheim). Johnson, L. L. (Pclorous Sound). Lowry, A. T. B. (Wools>on). Mattingley, T. H. (Timaru). - Page, L. V. (Takaka)._ Plummer, G. C. (Christchurch). Thomas, H. "W. (Woolston), Thomson. J. (Rakaia). Wilson, L. Cr. (Lyttelton). Young, J. S. (Hokitika). , THE FALLEN AND WOUNDED. PERSONAL NOTES. Rifleman Frederick Joseph Hin© (died of wounds) left with the 26th Reinforcements. Ho was the youngest son of Mr James and the late Mrs Ellen Hine, and was born in Christchurch. He was educated at Mr Charles Cook s Warwick House School, and on leaving entered the employ of the lato Mr W. A. Day, grain and seed merchant, remaining therein until the closing up of the business. He was afterwards employed at the Canterbury Farmers' Cooperative Association, Timaru, where he was very popular in sporting circles. Later he joined tho Farmers' Co-opera-tive. Organisation Society of New Zca- J land, Ltd., Hawera, in whose employ ha remained until going into camp at Trentham. Mr W. Carroll, of Tinwald, has i«ceived advice that his son, Private Arthur Carroll, was transferred to tho New Zealand Convalescent Hospital, Hornchurcli, on February 19 th. Mr George S. Maister, of Ashburton, has been advised that his youngest son, Privato Reginald Owen Maister, who left with the 17th Reinforcements, was killed in action in Franco. Word has been received from the Minister of Defence that .Lieut. C. H. Holmes, M.C., was wounded and gassed on the 19th inst. Lieut. Holmes gained his Military Cross some months ago for gallantry in the field at Passchendaele. Pie was a member of tho 18th Reinforcements" and attached to' the 12th Nelson Company, Ist Canterbury Battalion. Prior to going away with the forces Lieut. Holmes was employed in the legal firm of Messrs Meares and Williams, of this city. The Rev. W. F. Knowles, of Amberley, has received advice that Lieut. E. F. H. Knowles was not transferred to tho Officers' Convalescent Home, Brighton, as previously informed, but is on leave. He was lately mentioned in despatches by Sir Douglas Haig.

Staff-Captain Humphrey Holdernegs (wounded) is a member of a well-known Christchurch family, being the fifth son of Mrs J. C. Holderness, of Ranfurlv road, St. Albans. He was educated at Christ's College, where ho remained from 1896 till 1901. and he distinguished

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