NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES

Evening Star, Issue 16198, 21 August 1916, Page 4

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES

A HEAVY MST. [Pee United Press Assocrterotf/J WELLINGTON, August 21. Tho Pefence Department to-day issttecT the following list (next of kin. is- given in parentheses) t KILLED IN ACTION. (August 4.)' KTLMINSTER, W A. (Miss B. Kilmin-stor-j c/o Mrs Cook, Gudford, P&hautanui), PICKEN, J. G. A. (Miss M. A, B«

Pickeu, Echtica, Victoria, sister*). WATERS, Sergeant M. R. (Alfred Waters, Clevedon, Auckland, father). (August 5.)

HANSON, L. (F, Manson, Hornby, Christchurch, father). REES, F. 0. (C. W. Rees, 10 Bardie street, ChristchuEch. father). SMITH, F,.G. (H. A. Smith, Wbakarau, Gisbornc, father). (August 8.)

BONHAM, J. Sv (S. J. Bonham, O'Keefe street, Ipswich road, Brisbane). G-ABDNJSR, Lance-corporal G. M. (R. "(Gardner, Terrace End, Palmerston North, father). GRIFFIN, E. (M. Griffin, Cahiroiveen,, County Kerry, Ireland, father). THEOBALD, E. (Mrs M. A Theobald;, Taihape, mother). (August 0.)

ASTRIDGE, N. W. (A. C. Astridge, Queenwood road. Levin, father). BATES, A. T. (James Bates, Papakura, father). FERRIS, 0. E. 0. (R. Fen-is, Akaroa,, Christchurch, father). GAMBLE, Sergeant-major D. H. (J. N; Gamble, care of Gamble and Griffiths, Queen street, Auckland, father). GIBSON, G. W. (F. R. Gibson, Whare, puhnnga, Te Awamutu, father). GRAY, Sergeant W. N. (Mrs L. Gray, 29 Haiwkesbury avenue, St. Albans, Uhristciiureh). GOODRICK, E. (H. Goodrlok, 5; Windsor street, The Mount, York, England, father). LAMBIE, A 11. (J. Lambie, care of J. Clues, Haldon, Hororata). MCNEILL, J. (Miss E. M'NeOl, care of Mrs R. G. Wells, 203 Kilmore streets Christchurch). MAiftONEY, E. L, G. fC. Mahoney, Rua•toki North. Bav of Plenty, father). MENZIES, Second-lieutenant J. B. (John. Menzies, Waituna," Box 34, P.O« Waimate, father). MOORE, A. (John A. Moore, Havelock, Marlborough, father). PARRY, W. N. G. (John Glynn Parry, Puka Puka). -" SANDERSON, W. (G. Sanderson, Ashfiold Grove, North Shields, England, fot-her). .SUTHERLAND, H. C. (11. Sutherland, Okanea, Matamatti, Waikato, father) VJLPOND, Corporal M. (Mrs H. Snooks, Woodcocks, Kaipara line). WOOD, A. 0. (James Wood, Opotlki. iithea-). (August 12.) JAMIESON J. (L. J. Je.mieson, Aurora Torracp, "Wellington, father). MELVILLE, J. (M. Melville, Norm Cottage, Kelly, Fifeshire, Scotland; 6-ister). DIED OF WOUNDS. (August 13.)

FORDE. Second-lieutenant W, P. (Mm J. .B. Ford©, Ross street, Collingwocd, Inveroargill. mother). (August 15.)

DALE-TAYLOII, Second -lieutenant T. (Mrs Minnie Dale-Taylor, 520 Queen street, Auckland, wife). MOSELY, Corporal W. H:'(W. J. Moselv, Vicarage Drive, Eastbourne, England)!WOUNDED AMD MSSSSNQ* (August 9.) Bla-keney, Lieutenant C. Crowe, Sergeant C. HDavis, LaaLce-corporal G. Hammond, Major H. H. M'Carthy, F. J.

M'lvay, Lance-corporal J. Moore, J. Ruino, J. H. Ryan, R, REPORTED IWiSSSNQ, (August 3.) M'Lennan, J. 0. MLe.od, 0. L>. Martin, W. M. Pearce, AQuintil, D. L. Sannd-Jrs, J. TT. Where no rank is given in the whole of tho above. list, the men are troopers-, with the exception of Private J. Melville. REPORTED MISSJNG, AND PR! SQMER OF WAR. (August 3.) F. ALLSOP, Secowl-lieuU-nant. W OUNCES. Bii.te Unknown.—Captain A. M. Troi-hei', Sergeant. T. B.tsstit, Lance-cor-poral ButicrworUi. August 5.—L. Atkinson, H. .1). Bhmdell, Q.li.S. A. Coombe, F. K, M'riw«Mi,f-y. Corporal 0-. Mathiae, Sergeant G. Setoni <J. Walker, Servant L. Wallace, P. B7 Wiidbore. August 6. G. W. Swan. August 9.—Captain M. Aidred, F. J. Alexander, P. VV. Atkinson, W. fi. Branton. J. H. Bur.na.rd, L. Burrows, Corporal -A. L. Clarke, G. H. Cktrrv, Corporal G.T. Chinie, L. J. Colo, Scrgeiint R. G. Cooke J. W. Cowiy, M. Comer, H. Crawford! Vv. M. Cuff. A. J. Curry, B-. J. Da.v, Sergeant A. JManey, G. J. Emms Kcivean'o AG. M Fitjihorberfc, W. A. Forsyth, J. ..elhen, B. Gilhgan, J.. G. Grant, SecondIwuienaiK K. J. Grey, F. ft. Haxdv. 11. J. Bams, Corporal Fan-, H. 11. C. Howes, Major H. C. Hurst., Sergeant, S. M. James. I. B. Johnston Corporal J. A- Kay, Sergeant F. C. Knndley, J. S. Laing, Second-lieutenant W G. Lyor.~, Lenee-eorporai R» D. M'Grepor. F. W. .M'Laven. J. M. Maisey, Corporal R. j>. Masson. Lieutenant G. Mathias, Seeondlieutcnant. D. B. Murchison. Lieutenant P, J. North, Sergeant-major L. Parkinson J. A. Pearson. F. C. Priest, C. Qninnev. IF. Ritrlw, Corporal J Robertson, Lancecorjxiral J. F. Rudd, Sergeant S. B. Rudjand, L. R.rsdoii, Cc.rpora.l R. A. San^styr, C. F. Se:ombe. IT. Si nail, La nee-corporal iC. -Smith. Con.orM C. T. 0. 'Smith. Capter; J. A- Some.rville, J. Stark. L. G. I Stevens, E. "U'arman, S. Winter, iSergreini D. R. Webster, Sergeant J. C. E, Wvatt. AuL'iist- 10.—Sereeant .T. ~s\. August 12.—L. "if. R. Bedstone," ' Corporal J. F. C.W.ct, Qnfl.rtormaster-serffiant hj Hpgau, C:c-i]>oral J. B. Eveß, r f. O M'Coniiell. ' "

SLIGHTLY WOUNDED; REMAINIKG WITH UNIT. Augiwt 9.—Lieutenant-colonel J. Findlay, WOUNDED AND ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. Aveiisfc 6. H. S. Sadirrove, 11 "U August 9. R. H. lvastroan. August 11.—M". Corner, A. W. T p O L lard. "J. F. Poidd. August. 12.—11. G. Frost. WGUMQEQ; EMBARKED FOR ENGLAND. August 9. —T.i. W. Terry. HOSPITAL AND PROGRESS REPORT. Previously R?pirled Dangerously "Wounded, Nov- Imported Our, of Danger.—Trooper G. Blnir, 'l'moper A. L. Ke:se. Dangerously .11! —' iiooper W. A. Forsyth, Out 01 Ihtii-g.—Private L. C. Wvatt, Private A. T. Day. Still Seriously 111, but Making Substantial Progre&s.—Private A. I. Doughertv. Xow Out of Danger.—Private W." J. Darcy. D.v.i piously 111.—Driver P. .Clark, Privato D. Millar. Cr.r.s-eroxtsh- "Wounded.—Serjeant J. O Hives."