FORTY-EIGHT CASUALTIES

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3150, 31 July 1917, Page 6

FORTY-EIGHT CASUALTIES

HOSPITAL REPORT Two casualty lists with a combined total of forty-eight names were issued yesterday. There were five deaths. A classification follows:— Officers. Men. Killed in action 2 2 . Died of wounds . 1 — Wounded and missing — 2 Wounded 5 36 Totale 8 40 Total casualties, 48 Particulars are as under:— KILLED IN ACTION. Cyclists' Corps. ■ Kay, A. P. (J. Xay, Makaraka, f. July 12). WOUNDED AND MISSINC. Previously Reported Wounded. Now Deolared by Court of Inquiry Wounded and Missing. Canterbury infantry Regiment. Hartley, E. (W. R. Hartley, St. Albans, m. Jnne 7). CORRECTIONS. Previously Reported Wounded. Now Reported Not Wounded. Auckland Infantry Regiment. Hill. J. A. (R. Lloyd, Gisborne, sis.). Otago Infantry Regiment. < Allan, W. W. (Mrs. Allan, Te Araroa, m. July 12). Previously Renorted Wounded Accidentally. Now Reported Injured Accidentally. Divisional Employment Company, Garrett. H. (A. J. Garrett, Penrose ATenue, Wellington, w.). Previously Reported Not Wounded. Now Reported 'Wounded, Admitted to Hospital. Machlne-Cun Corps. Barker, W. J. (T. Barker, Grey Lynn, f. June 9). ■ WOUNDED. Otago Infantry Regiment. ■Britton. A. G. (A. H. Britton, Palm. N., f. June 9). Chapman, G. T. (R. W. Chapman, Waitara, f. July 12). Cyclists' Corps. Emett, J. (R. Emett, Hamilton, sis. July 13). WOUNDED, ADHITTe6'TO HOSPITAL. Now Zealand Artillery. Bell, F. D. (A. W. 8011, Waihcmo, f. July 14). Auckland Infantry Regiment. Sladden, B. (F. W. Sladden, Petone, b. Juno 26). I Hammond, G. (H. -Hammond, Lime Hills, f. July 8). . . Canterbury Infantry Regiment, Cooke, S. J. (J. Cooke, Riccarton, f. July 5)