NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 27 September 1915, Page 5

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES.

Wellington Battalion. Previously reported killed in action,! further reported disembarked at South- ! ampton, wounded in back. —Private P.; J. Davies. i Auckland Battalion. Previously reported missing, April 25, j by unit; further reported killed in action, April 25, and'not missing (delay caused by investigation of contradictory accounts).—Private J. A. Troup. Otago Battalion. Dfe* ©* Wounds, Sept, 7.—Corpora^ G. J. SuC^^' Canterbi^ Bati&lidtt. Wounded, no date 71 V?n. —Privates L. Domb, C. C. Hanse^ M. N«*y.. | Auckland Battalion. Wounded—Corporal P. W. Bourktf, I Sergeant S. H. Crawford. I Previously reported killed in action, August 8, further reported admitted to hospital,sick, September I.—Private G. McLaren. Previously reported wounded, August 8, further reported wounded and missing, August 22.—Private A. Price. Previously reported wounded and missing, further reported killed in action April 25.—Private R. J. Bell. bhghtly wounded, August 28.—Private W. Hill. Previously reported killed in action by unit, April 25, further reported killed in action May B.—Private G. R Devonside, Private O: H. Drewett. KILLED IN ACTION (Aug. 25). N.Z. Field Artillery.—Gunner N. H. Godwin. Canterbury Mounted Rifles. Died of dysentery at Gibraltar, August 9.—Trooper H. P. Watson. Auckland Mounted Rifles. Reported wounded. —Troopers F A Appleton, S. Blackburn, M. Finlayson, E. R. Glass, Lance-Corporal A. W. Lewis, Troopers J. K. Mooney, W H. N.Z. Field Artillery. Died, September 8, enteric, —Gunner E. A. Hendle. ■-:-. Canterbury Battalion. • Died of pyaemia.—Private R. Arnold. Died of quinsy.—Lieut. O. P. Stead. Auckland Mounted Regiment. Slightly wounded, August 28, but douig duty.—Major G. A. King I