NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES

Evening Star, Issue 16784, 12 July 1918, Page 4

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES

TO-DAY'S LIST. [P>:a United Press Association.] WELLINGTON, July 12. The following list vw\s issued to-day :—- WELLINGTON DISTRICT. DIED OF WOUNDS. —Canterbury Infantry.— (July 7.) SAUNDERS, RICHARD CLARENCE (Mr G. Saunders, Featherston, father). DIE!/ OF SICKNESS. —II oadq uarters.— (July 5.) BUSHELL, ALFRED JAMES (Mias B. Busheli, lod Upper Dixon street, Wellington). —Artillery.— (July 2.) WALPOLE, GEORGE (Mrs G. Walpole, Makino, who!. —Wellington Infantry.— (July 8.) SELLWOOJ), TOM (Mrs M. Sellwood, England, mother). PREVIOUSLY REPORTED WOUNDED ; NOW REPORTED SLIGHTLY WOI'NDED, REMAINING WITH UN IT. 9 —Engineers.— (Jline 8.) Muuntlord, Charles Edward (.Mrs 0. E. Mouufford, Maraokakaho, Hastings). CANTERBURY DISTRICT. DIED OF WOUNDS. —Otago Infantry.(July 3.) CHAP-MAX. KEITH EL VAN (Mrs, 11. Chapman, Motueka, mother). DIED OF SICKNESS. ' —Medical Corps.— (July 9.) HOM"E, LEONARD* ARTHUR (Mrs N. Home, 16 Sarah street, Timaru, mother). HOSPITAL REPOeT. (All privates unless otherwise stated.) OTAGO MILITARY DISTRICT. Dangerously 111.- Xicoison, A. J., Win-, ton; Robort?'on, T. A., OvvaLi;,. Seriously 111.—Dickson, E- J., Scott's Gap; M'Quame, C. G. W., Invercargid ; liele.skv. I". M., serceant, North-east Vallev ; Stnho, A. 11.. Tviveicargi)]. 'Slid Soriouslv 111 (improving).—Borb;au, J. A., Dtihedjn: Dull. W. 8., Milton ; Martin, ('. S., Alma. Still Seriously 111 (Progressing Faiily)—. Furscntt, 11. Y.. Dunedin. Removed from Se.rion.siy 111 List.— M'Leocl. J., Lumsden. 'Not Severe. Cas>-s. --Welsh. .!. IS. N.. lnvercargill ; Francis, L. P.. Gore; F. A.. Milbuni.