ROLL OF HONOR.
At; STRALIAN CASUALTIES
WELLINGTON, Oct. 18
The following is a progress report of wounded Now Zealanders with the Australian forces:— • First Battalion: (Admitted to hospital at Birmingham, sick) Pvt. J. Asher, (admitted to hospital at London, wounded) Pvt, J. P. A. Smith. Second Battalion: (Admitted to hospital at Eastleigh, England, gunshot wound in left side) Pvt. T. W. Wilson, (returned to duty in Egypt) Pvt.. W. J, Watson.
Third Battalion: (Admitted to hospitnl at Birmingham, sick) Corpl. V. Strong, Sergt. L. N. Litbgow. Foiirth Battalion: (Admitted to hospital at London, sick) Lance-Corpl. R. O. Chalmers, Pvt. G. Hossie, Pvt. lE. E. Stratford, (embarked for England on Sept. 17th) Pvt. J. P. Black. Eighth Battalion: . (Admitted to hospital at London, sick) Pyt. R. W. MnfF-ivden. . , .
Ninth Battalion: (Admitted to No. 3 auxiliary hospital at Helipolis, ]ie»rt failure) Pvt. J. Sheehan. Tenth Battalion: (Died of gunshot •woti'Uis in head on Oct. Bth) Pvt. R. Y. Wright. .Eleventh Battalion: (Admitted to hospital at London, sick) Pvt. W. A. P. Gudgeon, (admitted to hospital at Eiistlfigh, England, gunshot wound in right band) "Pvt, J. McCullougli, (dontal caries) Pvt. E, A. de Bourbel, -(disMiibaiked afc Malta on Sept. 21st iron? hospital <«hi|> Somali, slightly -siclO E. A. Hardy.
Twelfth Battalion: (Disembarked at Mnlta on Seplember 21st from hospital ship Somali, slightly sick) Pvt. J. Cole, (disembarked at Malta on Sept. 28th from troopship Ansonia, slightly sick) Pvt. C. J. Mitchell, {wounded, and admitted to hospital) H. J. Henderson.
Tnirteenth Battalion: (Killed in action on Aug. 9th) Pvt. H. Love, (:idinittotl to hospital at London, sick) Pvt W. M. Morrison, (disembarked at M-ilta from hospital ship Gascon on September 16th, slightly wounded) Pvt. G. Graser, (wounded on Aug. 2:3t-M Pvt. T. O'Connor. Sixteenth Battalion: (Wounded, no date given) Pvt. A. F. Simpson. Eighteenth Battalion: (Admitted to liospftal at London, sick) Corpl. D. Thompson, (disembarked at Malta on f-':>i)t 12th from hospital ship Mulieno, fclioiniy wounded) Pvt. E. McGlashan, lembrukod for England on Sept. 14th in hospital ship Massilia) Pvt. R. Mc(Wi^y. disembarked at Malta on K»pi- 21st from hospital ship Somali. *li'_r]ulv sick) l\t. •/. h. hosier, (ve-ip-'icv! to duty in E^ypt) Pvt. R. H. W^li*.
T vcntiolli Battalion: (Dif-ombarkcci :>; M;ilt:v from hospital ship Maheno .•• ■ >uL 23rd, slightly -.voundod) Pvt. <' '■ Ross. " •' lii</ht Ho's->: M'!'Mi'i,c! to ) ' I .vi.-!;"!:.-'. v.-<iv.:i-:l.-(!) 'I-::. '.''. .¥,■•":. &hh& Li'.'ht Horse: (LU-j-.-inbarkod
at Malta from hospital ship Gascon on Sept. 16th, slightly sick) Tpr. N. McConachie. Sixth Light Horse: (Disembarked at Malta from hospital ship Gascon on Sept. 16th. slightly sick) Tpr. B. H. Combes, (admitted to hospital at Birmingham, sick) Tpr. J. Caldwell. Seventh Light Horse: (Disembarked at Malta from hospital ship Dongola on Sept. 25th, slightly sick) Signaller. G. Gould. Ninth Light Horse: (Disembarked at Malta from hospital ship Gascon on Sept. 16th, slightly wounded) Scr^t. -Major C. J. Shaw, (admitted to hospital at" Birmingham,.with gunshot wounds in right leg and thigh) Tpr. T. A. Ryan. Tenth Light Horse: (Killed in action on Aug. 28th) Sergt.-Major S. G. McWhirter. I Twelfth Light Horse: (Disembarked at Malta on September 21st from hospital ship Somali, slightly sick) Tpr. K.-W. McKnight. Australian Field Artillery: (Disembarked at Malta on Sept . 16th from hospital ship Gascon, slightly sick) Driver S. Olliver, Sergt. B. Stephenson, (disembarked at Malta from hospital ship Maheno on Sept 23rd, slightly sick) Gunner D. Pelvin, (admitted to hospital at London, dysentery) Gunner T. E. Shears, (admitted to General Hospital at Alexandria on September 26th, enteric) Gunner J. 11. Reid. ■ Australian Field Engineers: (Admitted to hospital at London, pick) Sapper E H. Hooper, (admitted to lSlfch General Hospital at Alexandria on Aug. 25th, diphtheria) Lieut. D. B. Corp. . Australian Army Service Corps: (Admitted to No. 3 Auxiliary hospital at Heliopolis, rheumatism) Drivo: A. P. Campon. Australian Field Artillery: (Disembarked at Malta on Sept. 28tli from hospital ship Ansonia. slightly sick) Driver W. H. Pratt.
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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 248, 19 October 1915, Page 2
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641ROLL OF HONOR. Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 248, 19 October 1915, Page 2
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