NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXI, Issue LXXI, 22 February 1916, Page 7

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES.

! Killed in Action (result of Court of «*9«iV!y)—Wellington Battalion: Pnaie \V. Little. Canterbury Battalion: irivates A. Lodge and W." F. Talbot. Died of Wounds (result of Court of iquiry)—Otago Mounted Rifles: rooper F. Robinson. Died of Abscess—Canterbury Batuion: Second-Lieutenant G. Griffiths. Died of Fracture of the Skull (rellt of Court of Inquiry—Canterbury battalion: Private P. J. McLaghlan. Missing, August 7th, nothing further nown: Private W. King. Admitted to Pont de Koubbeh Hosltal, Cairo—:Otago Battalion:' Private '. M. Driscoll. N.Z. Medical Corps: •rivate P. J. Havman. Wellington lounted Rifles; Trooper S. White, lanterbury Mounted Rifles —Private >. R. Haase. Auckland Battalion: Priate S. A. Liddicoat. Ota-go BattaKon: •rivate T. E. Creach. N.Z.R.8.: Riflemn W. S. Lloyd. N.Z. Field Artillery: runner H. D. McMa-naway. Canterbury founted Rifles: To-ooper G. A. Scott. Itago "battalion: Private W. Pennal. Luckland Mounted Rifles: Trooper G. Williams. N.Z. FieW Artillery: Guner J. H. Schofield. Admitted 15th General Hospital, t Aelxandria—Wellington Mounted tifles—^Trooper J. S. MacLaurm. Dangerously 111 (pneumonia)—N'/Z. 'ield Artillery: Gunner F. Finlay. Dangerously 111, 21st General Hosital, Alexandria—Rifle Brglade: Hi'fle\axi J. A. Tornquist. Out of Danger—Canterbtiry Mounted 'ifles: Trooper T. McQuire.. N.Z. Army ervice Corps: Driver A. W. Baker.