NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES

Evening Star, Issue 16837, 12 September 1918, Page 7

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES

YESTERDAY'S LIST. The following casualty list was issued yesterday:— KILLED IN ACTION. | RIFLE BRIGADE. (August 20.) HANLEY, PAT (Mrs P. Tully, Ireland, IRONSIDES, ALEXANDER, lance-cor-poral (Mr P. Hunter, Studholme Junction). MTILHOLLAND, ROLAND FRANCIS, corporal (Mr D. Mulholland, Darfleld, father). ROBERTSON. EDWIN HENDERSON (Mr T. D. Robertson, St. Albans, father). SCOTT, ROBT. (Mr W. Scott, Scotland, father). (August 30.) COOK, JOHN YOUNG {Mr H. C. Cook, Wyndham, brother). POWLEY, JOHN THOMAS (Mrs H. L. Austin, Sawvers Bav, sister). JENKINS. KARL (Mrs F. Jenkins, Onehunga). BARR, JOHN TO., lance-corporal (Mrs Iv. Barr, Eltham, mother). LISTER, OSWALD HERBERT (Mrs E. Lister. Martinborongh, mother). MACKENZIE. FREDK., sergeant (Mr L. M. Mackenzie, Dannevirke). DIED OF WOUNDS. MACHINE GUN CORPS. (August 51.) MILNE, JAMES WM. (Mrs I. Milne, Gore, mother). SANSBURY, EWART TEARE (Mr W. E. Sansbury, Lower Hutt, father). ARTILLERY. (August 51.) ANDREWS, WILLIAM (Mrs W. Andrews, Timaru, mother). NEWMAN. WM. EDWIN (Mrs E. Newman, Hamilton, mother). AUCKLAND INFANTRY. (September 4.) WELLS, BENJAMIN ALEXANDER (Mrs J. Wells, Newmarket, mother). RIFLE BRIGADE. (August 31.) FLANAGAN, WM. DONNELLY, corporal (Mrs N. Flanagan, Ohingaiti, mother). MURFTTT, EDGAR GEORGE (Mr G. B. Murfitt, Eltham, father). STEVENS, WM. ARCHIBALD (Mr W. Stevens Rongotea, father). (September 2.) BROOK, JULIAN CORNELIUS, lieutenant (Mr J. Brook, Birkenhead). WELLINGTON INFANTRY. (August 24.) MASTERS, CHARLES GORDON (Mr H. Masters, Reef street, Wellington, father). (September 3.) GIBLIN, PERCY (Mrs M. Giblin, Castlecliff, mother). CYCLISTS. (August 30.) rHACKER, JOHN (Mr C. A. Tarcombe, Patea). ENTRENCHING BATTALION. (August 31.) MAGE, STANLEY DOUGLAS (Mrs D. Mace, New Plymouth, mother). WOUNDED AND ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. MACHINE GUN CORPS. (August 29.) Blackwood, John Francis Gordon (Mr J. W. Blackwood, High street, Dunedin. father). jraham, Reginald William Robert (Mrs L. M. Graham, Broughton fltreet, Dunedin, wife). ARTILLERY. (August 27.) Jomae, Arthur Leslie (Mr J. M. Lomas, Eglinton road, Dunedin, father). (August 29.) Jarshall, Thomas Clyde (Mr A. Marshall, Dunedin, father). (August 30.) lodger, Hugh (Mrs M. Rodger, Main road, Dunedm). OTAGO INFANTRY. (August 24.) sormack, Henry Benjamin (Mrs Cormack, Albaiyr street, Dunedin, mother), loberts, Edward Wm. (Mrs F. Roberts, Brighton street, Roslyn, mother). jpeoice, John. (Mrs S. Shannon, Wairoa, street, Dunedin, mother). J'Dowall, William, knee-corporal (Mrs M'Dowall, Janefield, mother). (August 27.) tfackay, Alexander (Mr M. H. Mackay, Frederick street, Dunedin, father). Ferguson, Fredk. (Mrs F. Ferguson, NormanLy street, St. Kilda). jangrmrir, John (Mrs M. Langmuir, Catling, mother). ►l'Leod, Angus (Mr J. M'Harty, Adams Flat). (August 29.) feaxney, Francis (Mr M. Kearney, Oxford street, Dunedin, father). laker, Thomas, lance-corporal (Mrs M. Maker, Mosgiel, mother). leid, John (Mrs E. Reid, Marion street, Caversham, wife). Jell, John Mathevr Wilson (Mrs A. Bell, Carroll street, Dunedin, mother). lussey, Dennis (Mr T. Hu3sey, Castle street, Dunedin, father). HOSPITAL REPORT. The following hospital report was issued ist evening: Seriously 111.—Gavizan, R. (Sandon Hook); Wright, J. (South Dunedin). Removed from Seriously 111 List.—Forsatt, H. A. (Dunedin). Not Severe Cases.—Malcolm, R., lieu;n»nt (Oarnaru): Nelson, C. 11., lieutenat (Dvmedm); Bivuchop H. (Dunedin) ; ■ampbell. N. H. (Port Chalmers); haplin, W. (North-east Valley) ; Clunk, E. '. W. (Kyeburn); Cranston, H. (Dunedin); ) raser, J. (Dunedin) ; Griffin, J. (Dundin) ; Halcrow, A. (Myross Bush) ; Hartionge, J. P. (Dunedin); Hawkins, C. E. Limehills) ; Kirk, R. W., rorroral (Kelso) j ,ello. G. (North-east Valley); M'Culloch, 7., lance-corporal (Dunedin); M'Donoush, . M., sergeant (Invercargill); M'Grath, 7. (Dunedin); Maker, T. ('Mosgiel) ; Maxell, S. (Waiwera) ; Officer, R. H. (Otaura); Sellars, D. (Woodlands); Terry, J. [. (Gore) ; Timlin, R. W. (St. Kilda); ,ynch, 0. (Dunedin); Scott. W. J. (Taieri ;eaeh); Westfield, A. (Roslyn). Sergeant Jamea Herd man Obppin (died •om wounds) was the second surviving son f Mr James Coppin, Morning ton, and a ephow of Mrs W. H. Inglis, 153 Castle ;reet. He was born in Geraldine and eduited in Petone, and was 26 years of age. [e was in Sydney when war was declared, nd joined the 2nd A.I.F. He went lrongh the Gallipoli campaign, and was id of the last five to leave the peninsula, ! sing at that time a despatch bearer. His der brother John was killed in action on allipoli on June 16, 1915. The brother >xt in ase to him was severely wounded st November, and is now at the Hornrarch Convalescent Hospital. The fourth id youngest brother left for camp last eek. Rifleman Con Gordon Hutton, who Is rented to have died from wounds on August K was the son of the late Mr David Con utton, art master, Dunedin. He received s education at tho Arthur Street School id Boys' High School. Having passed vil Service and matriculation, he entered e services of the National Insurance Com--ny, and remained there until he enlisted the 17th Reinforcemnts. He left New saland as a quartermaster-seryea.nt in the th Reinforcements. His brother, Second eutenant Lome De H. Hutton, was killed i March 23.