NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES

Evening Star, Issue 15907, 13 September 1915, Page 4

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES

The following list of casualties was received by the Defence Department at Wellington to-day: Died of Enteric. OTAGO MOUNTED RIFLES. Trooper R. M. FRAZER, September 4. Died of Gunshot Wounds and Fractured Knss. OTAGO MOUNTED. Trooper J. W. NEILSON. September 3. Died of Wounds. HEADQUARTERS STAFF, •Lieutenant C. M. CAZALET. Reported Missing; Now Believed to be Killed. .WELLINGTON BATTALION. Sergeant-major J. AITKEN, September 8. Previously Reported Wounded; Now Reported Killed in Action. Sergeant H. W. B. BROWN. Previously Reported Missing; Further Reported Wounded in Hand. NEW ZEALAND FIELD ENGINEERS Sapper T. T. Sandes. Wounded. AUCKLAND BATTALION. Corporal G. C. Wouldes. Reported Wounded. WELLINGTON BATTALION. Lance-corporal S. Cantv, Privates ft De B. Hill, H. Allen, E. A. Churchill, w" Day, A. Dodmiski, G. R. F -t'ry. P. Harrower. M. Hcnrv, A. Hurst D. P. Morrison, S. E. Playle, E 7l' S al " e >'.\, C - 4 H - Richards. G.* Rothe'rham' E. Smith. A. Stannard. H. W Swn 7 P. Walters, H. G. Whishaw, A." Vi ' H Wilson. ' ' nPreviously Reported Wounded and Missing; Now Reported Killed In Action. MAORI CONTINGENT. 11. ARAMAKATU. Admitted to Ist Australian General Hospital, Heliopolis. September 5 wounded (Maori Contingent): P. Hoani. R Raimona. Admitted to Canadian Hospital, Taplow, Buckinghamshire, wounded (Maori Contingent): K. Tapahani. Dangerously 111. MAORI CONTINGENT. Private H. K.' To Awa.ru, rheumatism. We have received from Miss J. Smith and W. Pentose's dressmaker employees £1 for the Belgian fund and £1 10s for soldiers' waistcoat fund.