NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 248, 19 October 1915, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES.

WELLINGTON. Oct. 18

Reported wounded on 14th Sept.: (Headquarters N.Z. Infantry Brigade) Pvt. G. J. Grey.

Reported wounded and mi^sins: on Aug. 21st: (Royal Irjsh Fusiliers, First Battalion, attached to Wellington Battalion) Lieut. A. T. D. Long. Maori . Contingent: (Reported wounded in head and face, no date HOSPITAL AND in piIOGRESS RE-

PORT. Admitted to 2nd Birmingham War Hospital at Northfield:— Otego Mounted Rifles: Tpr. Rj.W. Carter. ; Admitted to 2nd Southern General Hospital at Southraeacl.' Bristol: — Field Engineers: Sapper C. F. Graeve. ' . , Sick discharged from hospital, now at Alexandria, convaliescent:— Veterinary Corps: Tpr. W. Nicholls. On furlough in England :— Otago Battalion: Pvt. D. Carnahan. ■ •' . Admitted to 2nd Western General Hospital at Manchester:— Otago Mounted Rifles: Pyt. W. Brandon. ' _ •Canterbury Battalion: Pvt. L. «»• Coumbe. Pvt. W. S. Aitken. . Embarked for England in hospital shit) Brasile on Oct. 2nd:— Canterbury Battalion: Pvt. v. Stanbridge. Field Engineers: Sapper V. C. Crow-ther. . Field Artillery: Gunner E, M. Bis-

hop. " ■ T ~ v : Admitted to New Zea.avd Hospital, England:— . field Artillery: Gunner G. R. Bain. -■.Pronounced out of danger on Oct. Canterbury Battalion: Pvt. L. A. Burns. • . ~ , Embarked1 for England m hospital sli'.p Karoola on Sept. 27th: — Canterbury Battalion- Pvt. J. A. Mattson. % '. 5 .■