NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES

Evening Star, Issue 16196, 18 August 1916, Page 5

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES

■ ■"- » ■—. TO-DAY'S LIST. [Per United Prkss Association.] WELLINGTON, August 18. The following list was issued to-day : DIED OF WOUNDS. 'WEYNE. \V. C. (Mr IVR. Hammond, .Christrhnrch, uncle). REPORTED DEAD. August 7. HOOFER. T. ,H. (Mr W. C. T. Hooper, «(4 Conway street. Sprevdon, Christehurch, - father). DIED OF HEA2T FAILURE. August 16, at Eotorua. GREENHILL, F. (Mr F. Greenhill. Fordell, father). WOUNDED AND ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. July 30. Mathieson, R, J. (Mr R. Mathteson, Ashburton, father). July 31. Boyd. A. R. (Mrs M. B&vA, Mastcrton, toother). August 2. Barnes, G. (Mr E. Barnes, Derbyshire, England, father). August 5. Bennett. W. L. "(Mrs M. H. Williamson, Hornby, Canterbury, mother). August 7. Banks, J. R. (Mrs E. Banks, 14 Johnston street, Collingwood, Australia, wife). Patterson. Sergeant L. (Mrs C. E. Patterson. 540 Leith street. Dunedin, wife). WOUNDED AND EM3ARKED FOR ENGLAND. August 10. Collins. Corporal R. Y. (Air "W. S. Collins. 46 Vermont street. Ponsonbv, Auckland). WOUNDED, 2ND NOTICE, REJOINED REGIMENT. Shclker. J. H. (Mrs W. Shelker. Timliru, mother). REPORTED WOUNDED. August 10. White, Second-lieutenant T. D. (Mrs XV. Courtier, Roxburgh, mother). HOSPSTAL AND PROGRESS REPORT. Condition improved: Private S C M'Carthy. Dangerously ill: Private 'L\ M'Donald. Pronounced out of danr-er' Rifleman A. IT. Palmer. Seriously ill-' Gunner A. Swwerd.. Maori Contingentbenously ill. Private Simon Cotton. "