NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES.

Evening Star, Issue 16662, 19 February 1918, Page 4

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES.

TO-DAY'S LIST. [Per. Untied Press j Association.] WELLINGTON Febrv|rv 19. ■ The following list was issued at noon to-day (the military district shows wVieru the next of kin reside): OTAGO MILITARY DISTRICT. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING AND BELIEVED TO BE KILLED; NOW DECLARED SY COURT OF INQUIRY KILLED IN ACTION. ' RIFLE BRIGADE. August 16, 1917.) J. FORSYTH. ARTILLERY. January 28.—A. A. Lorrv. N.Z. RIFLE BRIGADE. February 6.—Corporal G H. M'DorraW J. R. Mason, A. Gray. REPORTED DIED OF SICKNESS. ARMY SERVICE CORPS. February 15.) F. D. YORK. REPORTED WOUNDED AND ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. AIRTTLLERY. January 28,—L. H. Buchanan, A. 6 Whitting. ' February I—H. N. Shires. RIFLE BRIGAiDB. Fetaasry 6.--J. W. Caple, J. J>. ■ Fdbruary 3. J. B. Cullen. AUCKLAND MILITARY DISTRICT. REPORTED DIED OF WOUNDS, RIFLE BRIGADE, (February 5.) J. FOLEY. REPORTED WOUNDED ACCIDENT ALLY. AUCKLAND INFANTRY. (January 30.) T. Barnetfc. REPORTED WOUNDED AND ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. CANTERBURY INFANTRY. (February 1.) R. V: CoppelL C. J. Palmer. (February 7*) T, G. Pearae. S. Read. WELLINGTONi INFAMTtY k (February 1.) ) Lance-corporal G. C. Cathey. (February 6.) J. Pratt. RIFLE BRIGADE, (February 6.) Lanoe-corporffii D-. Milkmaid. R. A. Merry, M. Quarrello. Sergeant C. C. Robertson. E. H. Wapp. WELLINGTON MILITARY DISTRICT PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING (AUGUST 1): NOW DECLARED BY COURT OF INQUIRY KILLED IN ACTION, WELLINGTON INFANTRY. (August 2, 1917.) J. F. MTDONALD. REPORTED DIED OF WOUNDS. WELLINGTON INFANTRY. (February 9.) W. H. RAYNOR. RIFLE BRIGADE. (February 5.) D. D. TOOPEY. CANTERBURY MILITARY DISTRICT. REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION. ARTILLERY. (February 6.) Major V. ROGERS. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING; NOW DECLARED BY COURT OF INQUIRY KILLED IN ACTION. RIFLE BRIGADE. (August 14.) J. NEE.

REPORTED DIED OF WOUNDS, RIFLE BRIGADE. (February 6.) C. W. DIXON. (February 10.) G. J. WILLIS. REPORTED SLIGHTLY WOUNDEDt REMAINING WITH UNIT. ARTILLERY. January 25.—Sergeant J. C. Turner., PREVIOUSLY REPORTED WOUNDED; NOW REPORTED NOT WOUNDED, BUT SICK. WELLINGTON INFANTRY. January 7.—Second Lieutenant N. G. Sutherland. REPORTED WOUNDED WELLINGTON INFANTRY. (February 9.) Second Lieutenant H. G. Foster. REPORTED WOUNDED AND ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. DIVISIONAL SIGNALLING COMPANY. February 6. E. T. Chitty. WELLINGTON INFANTRY. December 30. G. W. Pulford. February 3. J. J. Swenson. February 6.—Lance-corporal J. Carmine. RIFLE BRIGADE. February 6. K. Carman, W. M. Coppins. K. X. Glasgow. Lance-corporal J. M. Johnson, T. L. Xeal. P. White, Lance corporal M. Willey. HOSPITAL REPORT. The following hospital report, was issued to-day.— OTAGO MILITARY DISTRICT. Still Dangerously 111.—Pride. G. R. {Seriously 111.—Callon. S., lance-corporal-Broad, A. \V.'; Cullen, C. R.. lance-corporal ■ Dowlas, J. It.; Fiteporald, W.; Storric, R. Progressing Satisfactorily.—lves, H. R. Removed r'r.-:m Seriously 111 List.—Ro-cn F. W. T. ; Wilson, B. H. ° ' Severe Gases.—Freeware!, A. J.; Grav, A. Not Reported us Severe Cases.—Sands A. 8., second lieutenant ; Murray, E. It. ' G second lieutenant; Atrfiold, W. • Baiii li' T.; Bain, R. G.; Fletcher, D. J.; Guthrie'* T. D.; Hawthorne, hj. J.; Heenan, \Y • Knight, S. ,S., sergeant; M'Donald, H. G. B.; M/Grcgor, li.; Mclx-rer, J.; Myers, C E.; RcddecliJie, A. K.; Iveid, T. R.; ljcsta, A.; Robertson, J.; Sachtler, C. I-'.; fei-eatie, W. J.; Steven, S. C.; Thomson, J. W,: Todd, C. II.; Watson, C. -S.