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NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES LAST NIGHT'S LIST A further, casualty list, issned last night, reported 3 men killed in action, 4 died of wounds, 3 died of > disease, 9 wounded, and lin hospital. The list is as under, the names of next of kin being given within parentheses: — KILLED IN ACTION. OTAGO MOUNTED RIFLES. Previously Reported Missing 22nd August. fWatson, Robert Morgan, 9/499, lieut. (S. C. Watson, Tracpiair-ststaon, Outram, father) FIELD ARTILLERY. ,Prew, Stephen John, 2/734, Gnr. (H. L. Slyfield, Otahuhu); 15th September AUCKLAND BATTALION. Previously reported wounded and missing ; further reported killed in action Bth May ; report received at Alexandria 29th September. Kitto, James Victor, 12/389, Pte. (Mrs. L. Thompson, Beaconsfield, Tasmaj nia, sister) DIED OF WOUNDS. WELLINGTON BATTALION. Died Heliopolis 27th September, septic wound, thigh, also of exhaustion. Mather, Ethelbert Wilfred, 10/1133, Pte. (W. Matner, 7, Lancaster-street, Lin■wood, father) OTAGO MOUNTED RIFLES. ■ Died at Anzac, 22nd August. . Smith, Frederick James, 9/883,. Tpr. (Mre. G. Macpherson, i, LondonBtreet, Dunedin) WEJ/LINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES. Tenn'ent, Stuart Ralston, 11/831, Tpr. (E. C. Tennent, Martinborough) ; 16th August AUCKLAND BATTALION. Previously Reported Killed in Action, Died of Wounds, Dardanelles, Bth Aug. Lawson, Peter, 12/1073, Pte. (M. C. Lawson, auctioneer, Te Awamutu, brother) DIED OF DISEASE. CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES. Died Ghezireh, 13th September, Paratyphoid and Pneumonia. Holmes, John Alexander H., 7/428, L.-Cpl. (Geo. Gordon Holmes, sen., Knocklynn, Halswell) Died of Pneumonia -at Mudros, 27th September. Mead, Robert Stuart; ~7[ 232, Tpr. "(Mrs. J. Mead, Motupiko', Nelson, mother) CANTERBURY BATTALION, Died of Dysentery. -21st General Hospital, Alexandria. 21st September. Eyes, Crawford Ernest, 6/2124, Pte. (Mre. B. F. Eyes, Woodville-street, St. Albans, .Ghristchnrch) WOUNDED. OTAGO MOUNTED RIFLES. Dixon, Bruce, 9/967, Tpr. (W. Dixon, 36, Bannister-street, Masterton, father) ; head ; 27th August Back, Hubert Francis, 9/991, Tpr. (Miss V. A. Back, Buckland, Fffleigh, Devonshire, daughter) ; left arm ; 22nd August M'Leod, Bruce, 9/592, Tpr. (G. M'Leod, Dunback, father) ; left foot ; 22nd August Perry, John, 9/192, Cpl. (J. Perry, sen., Stranraer, Scotland, father) ; hand and thigh; 22nd August HEADQUARTERS STAFF, N.Z. MOUNTED RIFLES BRIGADE. I Brandon, Percy de Bathe, 11/19 a, Capt. (Mrs. G. H. Brandon, 15, George- | street, Wellington) ; 17th September' OTAGO BATTALION. M'lntyre, Alexander Clifford, 8/1553, Pte. (A. M'lntyre, Point KeLso, Otago, father) ; hands ; 25th August FIELD ARTILLERY. M'lntosh, William, 2/705, Gun. (H. M'lntosh, Kinlochbervie, Scotland) ; 12th' September. AUCKLAND BATTALION. Legge, Charles Stewart, 12/2365, Pte. (E. W. Legge, Islington-avenue, Ponsonby, Auckland) ; severely, ! / back ; Bth August » ; AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES. (Disembarked Malta, 31st August.) Roberts, Thomas Victor, 13/337, Tpr. (Miss M. E. Roberts, Blue-street, North Sydney, sister) ; slightly IN HOSPITAL. AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES. (Previously Reported Killed in Action, 27th August, by Unit; Further Reported by Base Post Office Admitted Hospital Perbacco, 21st September, and Not Killed in Action.) | Jolly, William John, 13/922, Tpr. (Mrs. A. Jolly, Afea Aka, Waiuku, mother)
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Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue 82, 5 October 1915, Page 2
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461ROLL OF HONOUR Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue 82, 5 October 1915, Page 2
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