THE TOTAL CASUALTIES

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 126, 29 May 1915, Page 6

THE TOTAL CASUALTIES

(Received May 29. 10 a.m.) SYDNEY, This Day. The total casualties at the Dardanelles are:— Killed: Officers. 107; men, 396. 'Woimded: Officers, 210; men, ,3617.' Missing : Officers, 14 ; man 1. - NEW ZEALANDERS IN AUSTRA- { LIAN CONTINGENTS ""• MELBOURNE, 28th May. An analysis of the official, Dardanelles lists to date shows the following casualties among New Zealanders serving in various Australian contingents: — killed : Lieut. A. D. " Dawson, Ptes. A.' J. Willis, E. Plummer.. Died of wounds Sergt. E. R. Guthria Woundi'd: Col. H. J. Peisley, Lieut.-Col. Livingstone. Major W. L. H. Burgess, Sergt. W. C. Lines, Ptes. J.- A. P. Edwards. C. J. Hacche, J. Lockart, R.-C. V/righl, R. A. Adair, J, Cameron, A. T. . El wood, A. Hornsby, T. Watfgli. F. H. Adams, .1. Sheehah, 0. Simori 4 B.- Sutton, J. P. Black, J. M.' Coulson, C. R. Duke. L. Falconer, A. A. Gambling, J. - D ilanly, J.- R. Loigan. J. Paglet. D. Dennis, G. Gdesler, Rogers. C. R. Duke, O Fraser. V. H. Hawkini, H. Johnstone, G E. Logan, W. H. Mercer, J. I'ulJHf, J. G. Rix. S. J. Scott, G. Sykes. G., Williams. L. C. Wood. C R. Wadie', H. Drew, W. Ken-. R. S. Mitchell. N. Mathiesorl, W. A. Fraser. D. A. Smith, M. Hill, J. Sullivan. Bugler J. H. Sa- \ ille, Cpls. O. G. Chambers and J. Cam pin. SYDNEY. 28th May. New Zealanders wounded in the Dardanelles.—Ptes. E. T. Murphy, J. T. Gow. J. Quinn, E. Rollins, L. C. Woods. , , (Received May 29. 10 a.m.) SYDNEY, This Day. Lieut. Steadtnan, a son of the exMayor of 'Wha-ngarei, was killed at the Dardanelles. L.-Cpl. W. G. Mattheson (Port Chalmers) was wounded ; Pte. William Shadriclc Coleman (Wellington) was killed ; and Capt. A. G. Watson and Pte. R. Stone, both New Zcalandcrs, were killed. FOOTBALLER KILLED (Received May 29, 9.40 a.m.) SYDNEY, This Day. Private HaTold George, killed at the Dardanelles, was a prominent Rugby Unionist. He toured New Zealand. List No. 37, published yesterday, the name of the next-of-kin of Trooper Archibald Cranley Simpson, of the Auckland Mounted Regiment. ' who had died of wounds, was given in error as Miss E. M. Maud. Pukernro, Cambridge. The next-of-kin is William Simpson, Ohaupo, father.