NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, 24 October 1916, Page 7

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES.

REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION

Gunner A. Holmes, Rifleman H. N

DIED OF WOUNDS

Lance-Corporal H. N. Warren, Gunner E. Piner, Lance-CorT)oral A. Thomason. Privates J. Goulthard, V?. H. Woods. J. Cattermole, Sergeant E. J. Carey Private C. Boult.

Privates A. H. Hiddleston, A Harres, Acting-Lance-Sergeant H Brewer.

CORRECTION

Previously reported killed, now reported died of wounds. —Private W. J. Harrison.

Previously reported killed, now reported wounded, for England : Privates B. Baker, C. W. L. Campbell.

Previously reported wounded, now reported kilted in action. —Corporal C a D. Ferguson, Private C. Raymond.

WOUNDED, BELIEVED DEAD Private E. C. Knyvett. REPORTED MISSING. . Private H. Levy. REPORTED WOUNDED.

Sergeant R. D. Boyes, Rifleman H. Parsons,- Second Lieutenant L. E. Manning.

, WOUNDED. (Admitted to Hospital). Privates J. W. WiiisW, C. fe. McTntosh; E. W. Kemp, W. T. Shea, It. Brown, G. S. Watkins. (Remaining with Unit.) Captain F. N. S. Hitchcock. '..(Embarked, for England). Gunners W. Franklinj L. V. Fry,, ■Aeting-Sergt. J. Hopwood, Privates J. N. Waddell, W. Jenkins, W. Johnson, P. E. Blades, C. L.-Ed wards. Rifleman W. Cossins. , HOSPITAL REPORT. In 26th. General Hospital. Efeples.— Wounded, dangerously -ill. —Corporal T. Mackie. i' ■ ' : In 12th General Hospital, Rouben.— Wounded, seriously ill. —Private P. E. Mrlligan.