NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES

Evening Star, Issue 16563, 24 October 1917, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES

YESTERDAY'S LIST. The following list was issued last evening:— KILLED IN ACTION, MACHINE GUN CORPS. (October 12.) M'LNTYRE, PETER, socond lieutenant (Mrs 215 York place, Dun-, edin, 'nether). • OTAGO INFANTRY, (October 12.) . FRENCH, WM. ALEXANDER, second lieutenant (Mrs F. French, Forsyth, Lawrenqe,. mother). TOMPSETT, NORMAN, second lieutenant " (Mr B: Tompsott, England). RIFJhE brigade. (Qctqbor 12.) WARDROP, CHARLES LAWRENCE, captain (Mr J. H. Wardrop, Wellington, father). BOWLER, DANIEL CORNELIUS, temporary captain {Mrs A. Bowler, Wellington, wife). JFORREST, HUGH ALEXANDER, lieutenant (Mr W. Forrest, 31 Old Lake road. Devopport, father). MTLROY, GEO. THOS., lieutenant (Mr W. J. Mllrov, Greymouth, father). RULE, WM. RRAMWELL, lieutenant (Mr F. Rule, 45 Richmond terrace, Ghristohurch, father). BENNETT, EDWIN. BOLTON, second lieutenant (Mr A. Bennett, Palmerston North, father). BENNETT, JQS, LLEWELLYN, second lieutenant (Mis F. Bennett, Otaki,; mother). j CARNCROSS. CYRIL. CUTTER, second

lieutenant (Hon. W. C. F. Ca.rncross, Eltliam, father). GUINNESS, ARTHUR GRATTAN, second lieutenaVt (jlr E. R. Guinness, Timaru, father). STUBBS, THOS. EBENEZER, second lieutenant (Mrs A. Stubbs, Palmcrston Novth). VAUGHAX, ROBT. PATRICK, second lieutenant (Mrs L. Vaughan, Otano, wife). VAVASOUR, GEO. MARMADUKE, second lieutenant (Mr H. D. Vavasour, U<rbrookc Station, MarlboTough, father). (October 10.) KNOX. JAS. THOS. (Mrs A. Knox, Kimbolton, mother). - TEAL, NORMAN (Mrs M. A. Teal, Carterton, mother). WILLIAMSON, F-ftEDK. (Mr W. Williamson, Whangarei, brother). MEDICAL CORPS. (October 12,).

BLAKER, CLEMENT (Mrs C. Blaker England). . ' MONK, FRANK L.YLE (MtW. J. Monk, Auckland, father). MORGAN, ALFRED REGINALD, acting corporal (Mrs A. Morgan, Avondale)." SHAND, ALEXANDER. (Mrs F. Shand, Green Island, wife). PREVIOUSLY REPORTED WOUNDED; NOW REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION, CANTERBURY INFANTRY. (October 12.)

TALBOT, ARTHUR, second lieutenant (Mis A. Talbot,. Wellington, wife). DIED FROM WOUNDS. MACHINE GUN CORPS. (October 13.)

MAWHINNEY, FREDK. WM. (Mrs M Ma-whinney, Bunnythorpe, mother). ARTILLERY. (October u.)'

BROWN, LINDSAY (Mr J. Brown, Wanganui, father). PAYLING, ALAN ELDRED (Mrs J. Payling, Bishop street, Christ-church mother).

(October 19.) BOLTON, JOHN (Miss R. Bolton, 197 Maitland street, Dunedin). WELLINGTON INFANTRY. (No Date Given.) CLARK, SYDNEY (Mrs A. Clark, Lower Hutt, aunt). CANTERBURY INFANTRY. (October 14.)

BRUCE WM SMITH (Mr J. Bruce, Scotland, father). (October 17.) CLOUGH ENOCH EDGAR (Mrs M Uciigh, Murchison. mother). GREEKS, RAYNOR *TEPHEN (Mrs R ™ T .,J;„ reeks ' Wellington, mother). RITCHIE, HENRY STANLEY (Mr \ Ritchie, Ohristchurch, father). OTAGO INFANTRY. (October 12.) G3B pL H p E^ Y EDWARD (Mrs H. Lribbs, Colnngwood, Inveicareill wif*.) PEARCE, SYDNEY LEONARD, W sergeant (Mr N. J. Pearce, St. Jamea street, Limvood, father). (October 13.)

GRAY, FREDK. THOMPSON (Mrs H. cvt.J"'xtJ? Wanganui, wife). STEANS, ARTHUR (Mr Arthur Stean* Dee street, Invercargill, father). "' (October 14.) HARPER'.FRANK, ,-orporal (Mr W. Hap. per, Waitaki South; father) TAPLIN, ROBERT FHEDK. F. (Mrs J. fc. Taplm, Hilderthorpe, mother).

(October 18.) MATHESON. CYRUS HASKELL (Mr \ Matheson, Leigh, Auckland, father-}." * (October 19.) gall, Omakau, mother). RIFLE BRIGADE. (October 13.) STEVENSON ROBT. (Mr A. Stevenson, Pahaatua, father). (October 14.) MORRISON, JAS. RICHARD (Mr J Morrison, Riverhead, Auckland, father). (October 17.) BECK, GEORGE (Mrs A. Beck, Kimbolton, mother). MACKINTOSH, DONALD (Mrs M. Mackintosh, Cox street, Afihburton, wife) DIVISIONAL SIGNAL COMPANY. (October" 16.)

TAIT MITCHELL WELBY (Mrs A. Tnit iiunterviUe, mother). MEDICAL CORPS. (October 13.) M'NATTY, WALTER ERNEST, sergeant (Mr J, M'Natty, East road, Invorcarglll). (October 14.) FRASER, ALEX. (Miss S. Fraeer, Bulls sister). ' PORTER,. WALTER CHARLES, lanee- • corporal (Mrs J. W. Lester, London). (October 17.) MACKLEY, GEO., corporal (Mrs J. Mackley, Yarra Junction, Victoria). DIED FROM SICKNESS. WELLINGTON INFANTRY. (No Date Given.) LANGLEY, DAVID (Mrs J. A. Bridgeman, Westown, New Plymouth mother). ' OTAGO INFANTRY. (October 19.) WOOD, NEWTON (Mr R. A. Wood Kaeo, father). MAORI CONTINGENT. (October 20.) WARENtJ, KITOTU, died in New Zealand (Arihta Waronar, Kaikohe, mother). MISSING. RIFLE BRIGADE. (October 12.) M'Rae, Philip Felbri, cdptoin (Mr G. R. M'Bae, Welsford, North Auckland, father). Birss, Alex. Cecil, second lieutenant (Mrs G. B. BifSS, Carterton, mother). PREVIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION; NOV/ REPORTED WOUNDED AND ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. WELLINGTON INFANTRY. ■Fihlay, Wallace, Jas. fitlrsi M. Finlay, K aetata, Hamilton, mother). Menton,~Dohn. George (Mr Menton, London, father).

PREVIOUSLY REPORTED DIED FROM WOUNDS; NOW REPORTED SERIOUSLY ILL. MACHINE GUN CORPS. Hitohcpck, Ashley' Colin (Mr G. Hitchcock, Takaka, father). OTAQO INFANTRY. \ _ Mugndge, JVm. Henry (Mr A. -Mugridge, brother). , ■' WOUNDED. ( MACHINE GUN CORPS/ (October 12.) Black, John, Becond lieutenant (Mr John Black, Ngapara, father). OTAGO INFANTRY. (October 13.) _ Macpherson, Stewart Dalrymple, second lieutenant (Mr John Macpherson, Totara, father). RiddoU, George, second lieutenant (Mr Peter Riddell, Milburn). •

WOUNDED AND ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. AUCKLAND INFANTRY. Fitzgerald, Declan Augustus (Mrs J. M'Kay, 96 Bay View road, Dunedin, cousin).

WELLINGTON INFANTRY. (October 4.) Dokins, Wm. David (Mrs Elizabeth Smith, Anderson Bay). M'Laughlin, Charles (Mrs C. M'Laughlin, 564 Cumberland street, Dunedin, mother). Stagpoolo, Cecil Major, (Sergeant Stagpoole, Police Station, Oamaru, father).

OTAGO INFANTRY. (October 5.) Spence, Walter (Mrs' Margaret Spenco, Abbotsfprd, mother). Turnbull, Joseph Green W. (Miss T. Tnrnbull, Gore, sister). (October 4.) Bums, James Anderson (Airs J. Burns, Pukeawa, mother). Reid, Thomas Clarke (Mr W. Reid, Arrowtown, father). Taylor, John (Mr John Tavlor, Hope Hill, Allanton, father). (October 5.) M'Beath, Daniel (Mr James M'Beath, Waikouaiti, brother). Scott, William (Miss Joan Scott, Waikouaiti, sister). , RIFLE BRIGADE. (October 9.) Mackay, Henry Elliott, corporal (Mrs M. Mackay, Duncan street, Dunedin, mother). HOSPBTAL REPORT. The following hospital and progress report was issued yesterday : Dangerously-'lll.—Thorns, N. W. E., major; Howden, P., second lieutenant; Baldwin, T. E.; Batty, G., sergeant; Bloxham, T. G., Buchele, R.;' Clarke, G.; Cook, A.; Cork, J. Y.; Corrigal, S.; Jackson, A.; Foster, L.; Holman, L.; Markjiam, F.; Mowat, P. J.; O'Callaghan, T. F, j Riven, J. F.; Scott, G., lance-cor-poral: Scott, W.; Shirley, S.; Walker, W.; Wilkinson, A. V. ; Taylor, F. A., captain; Buddie, H. D., second lieutenant; Scott, M. J., second lieutenant; Murcott, A. Mr

Seriously 111.—Davie, F. D., second lieutenant; Williams, D. C., second lieutenant: Aklernan, W. ; Bishop, F. ; Bisman, IV- E.; Blomfiejd. W.; Brindle, F. J. ; Brown, L.; Excel!, A.; Farrell. W P. • Finlay, W. J.; Fox, W.; Howard, L. H. G.; Lamb, C. H.; Lawrence, B.; I\l'Donald, M. ; M'Gaham, H.; M'Noe, 0. W.; Morris, M. J.; Patchett, M. H.; Perry, J. B. j Peirson, 11. W.; Pulman, P. W.; Byan, T.; Sullivan, T.; Tuoliy. T. V. Still Seriously 111.—Davey, E. 11., second lieutenant; Adams, C. T.; Anderson, A. W.; Denton, L. G.; Dennan, C. T.; Duck, A. L.; Harris, B.; Leslie, A.; M'lvenzie, H. J., corporal; Martin, E. • Mirams, E. J.; Pbimester, H. E.; Pinkney, A. W.; Pullman, C.; Eaynor, A. E., lance-corporal; Stone, E. E. N.; Washer, A., lance-corporal. Eemoved from Dangerously 111 List.— Grossly, J. W.; Haeder, D. Hutchinson. D. ; Stuart, C. G.; Thiele. L. Eemoved from Seriously HI List.— Davy, E. H., second lieutenant; Lawson, W.; Line, A.; Powell, H.; Frestigge, LIEUTENANT M'LEAN. Second Lieutenant John M'Lean (died from sickness) was the only son of the late Charles M'Lean, farmer, of Hyde, where he was born and educated. When a lad of 10 he lost his father, and the management of the farm practically devolved on him. He became one of the most successful farmers in the district.' He enlisted for active service 18 months ago. He was one of the original members of the Maniototo Mounted Bides, and rose to the rank of lieutenant, which he held when the pressure of private business necessitated his resignation in 1913. For many years ho took an active part in sport, and was always ready to help any charitable cause. He married Miss Greer, of Patearoa, and there are two children.

LIEUTENANT E. R. BAXTER. Lieutenant E. R. Baxter (wounded) was manager of the Guardian Insurance Company's Napier branch. He was a Canterbury representative footballer. He was also a prominent member of the Canterbury Rowing Club, and took part in many regattas.