NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES

Evening Star, Issue 15915, 22 September 1915, Page 4

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES

TO-DAY'S LIST. [P*n United-Press Association.} WELLINGTON; September 22. . The following casua.lti<!s are announced : ■ ' DIED OP SUNSTROKE AND HEART FAILURE. Wellington battalion. Private J. H. HARRIS. WOUNDED. (Admitted New Zealand General Hospital, P<mfc <ie Koubbeh, Cairo.) AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES. Trooper A. Pea-ice. Trcopsr H. E. A. Richards. Trooper P. E. Breiingan. Trooper P. Neilson. CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES. Trooper W. M. Martin. Trooper. D. L. Ferguson. OTAGO BATTALION. Private J. Stuart. Private T. I A Reynolds. • WELLINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES. Trooper W. Brasell. RECOVERED AND RETURNED TO FRONT FROM ALEXANDRIA. OTAGO .MOUNTED RIFLES. Trooper D. M'Lean. Trooper L. Williams. Trooper H. Synnott. ARMY SERVICE CORPS. Private J. S. Alkock. The Government issued the, followin." list : WOUNDED, ADMITTED NEW ZEALAND GENERAL HOSPITAL, PONT DE KOUBBEH, CAIRO, SEPTEMBER 1 TO 4. Otago Mounted itiiins.—Corporal W. A. S. Brechin, Trooper J. Lamb. New Zealand Field Ambulance £?••- geant W. L. Oatfc. Canterbury Battalion.—Seriowslv ill tvphoid: Private P. Clements. RETURNED TO FRONT FROM CAIRO. Otago Battalion*.—Sergeant C. D. Gabites, Corporal W. E, Johnston, Privates IE Bloomlieui. A. M'Donald T M'FaTlane, H. Roberts. FOLLOWING WOUNDED ADMITTED NEW ZEALAND CENERAL HOSPITAL, CAIRO. Otago Battalion.—Privates F. W. Neafe. A. M'Tvor. SICK, RECOVERED, AND SENT TO THE FRONT. Otngo Battalion.—Captain D. White, Lieutenant C. S. Hamilton. Private Wi B. Hutchison. DANGEROUSLY ILL. .Canterbury Mounted Rifles.—Lieutenant W. G. Howie. REPORTED DANGEROUSLY ILL. Auckland Mounted Rifles.—Trooper* J. G. AVilson, K. Bishop. Wellington Battalion.—Private W R Wiley. Canterbury Battalion.—Privates W H O'Donnell, J. H. A. Bollard, W.' E." Smith, Bugler A. Walsh. Otago Battalion.—Private R. D. Filtness.