WITH AUSTRALIAN FORCES.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 13 October 1916, Page 5

WITH AUSTRALIAN FORCES.

SYDNEY, Oct. 12

List 233 contains the names of the following New Zealanders: —Wounded: Private J. McCiudlagh. Seriovisly ill: Private F. Bell. Returned to duty. Private J. Pencell. Progressing favorably: Corporal B. Harris and LanceCorporal J. McGrath.

The, following Taranaki names apj.e-ar in recent casualty lists (names of next-of-kin given in parentheses) -.—Killed in action, .Private L. R. Scrivener (Mrs S. Scrivener, New Plymouth). Died of wounds, Lance-Corpl. A. J. Gilmour (J. Giimour, Manaia). Reported wounded, 2nd Lieut. •P. J. O'Dowd (T. O'Dowd, Kapuni); Trooper W. F. Gilligan (P. S. Gilligan, Patea-); Rifu-man E. J. Riley (Mrs L. M. Ililey, New Plymouth); Rifleman B. S. Tancred (H. G. Tanored, New Plymouth); Rifleman A. Messenger (fa ant-Colonel Messenger, New Plymoiith); Private A. J. Harding (A. E. Hardiri^j Pimiho); Trooper L. S. I"houmine iT. Tlioumine, Kaponga); Rifleman C. K. Corney (AY. Corney, Tnglewood); Rifleman 3. Stevens (Mrs A. Stevens, Elfcham). Ed, embarkod for EnffSanJ^ lliflenian W. C. Belcher (J. F. Beicher, Car-liff), l Slightly woundttd. remaining with vnit, [Privato G. W. Marshall (A. J. MarI shall, OaonuiV I Removed from fceriouslv ill list— Sergt. K. R. Mclsaac (AY. R. McIsaac, New Plymouth).