SICK AND WOUNDED.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16020, 11 September 1915, Page 9

SICK AND WOUNDED.

PROGRESS REPORTS.

DISCHARGED CONVALESCENT. The following progress reports from the various base hospitals were issued by the Defence Department yesterday— Wounded discharged convalescent from .hospital, Alexandria:— Auckland Battalion: Lance-Corporal L. S. Wills. W. Bradford, D. T. Davies, J. Davies, D. J. Gillies, H. F. Haines, E. G. Swallow, V. Samuel. Canterbury Battalion: Lance-Corporal E. F. Willcox, Lance-Corporal R. L. Wilson, W. J. Breeze, C. S. Jacobsen, W. J. Kerr, C. McLoughlin, H. R. Percy, D. McPhee, G. Willey, H. Rhind. Otago Battalion: E. C. Little, E. McLean, J. O'Toole, A. J. Payne, H. Robertson, T. L. Reynolds, J. H. Seale, J. Kitto, R. E. M. Wilson, W. J. Willcox. Wellington Battalion: C. T. Brimer, H. Black. C. Bradley, S. J. Norris, J. P. Neilson, C. E. Pearson. {5. Pascoe, S. Simson, A. Wright, W. Williams. Field Engineers: G. C. Stapleton. Auckland Mounted Rifles : Corporal J. A. Ross; T. Woolley. Canterbury Mounted Rifles : Lance-Cor-poral Garth G. Blair. Otago Mounted Rifles : Sergeant-Major A. M. Don; Corporal P. H. Atkinson, Corporal A. D. Barr; J. Burke, B. C. Colbran. J. M. Hanger, D. McLean, L. Williams. Wellington Mounted Rifles : J. J. Pendray. Divisional Headquarters: W. H. Hearne. Army Service Corps : G. G. Frame. Canterbury Battalion : H. R. Moir, R. A. Tyler. Slightly nick, disembarked • at Malta from hospital ship Ascania: — Field Artillery: T. G. Hamilton, G. Petersen. Divisional Headquarters: G. L. Grey. Field Engineers: Sergeant T. W. Richardson, K. Ditchham, I. D. Guy, N. C. Rayner, C. H. Grace, E. D. Cattenach, F. Leyland. Canterbury Battalion: E. F. Cropley. Canterbury Mounted Rifles : J. P. Hoatson. Otaeo Battalion: Sergeant G. H. Pickett, M. Barnes, D. Buchanan, W. Bloxham, 9.**}. Clark A. Churchman, W. J. Ferguson. H. Faulkner, J. Frew, E. H. Guthrie, G. Gibb, T. S. Melcalfe, P. Macload Smith. A. M. FcLaren, W. McKillop, J. Regan, F. A. Sims, A. Taylor, A. G. Thompson.

Sick and wounded discharged convalescent from hospital, Alexandria :—

Auckland Battalion : Lieutenant A. J. Clareburt, C. H. French, F. J. Kay, G. F. Laughton, W. J. Thompson, P. A. Wilson.

Otago Battalion : E. E. Barlow, P. Floyd, A. Hendry, W. P. Morrin, G. C. Smith, G. Scott, D. Faulkner. Wellington Battalion Sergeant C. Devery, F. Collis, S. E. Gilshaman, T. Kirkham, W. Scrimshaw.

Field Artillery: 0. C. H. Burt, R. C. Bishell.

Otago Mounted Rifles: Corporal A. E. Webb, C. A. Burnett, W. Dale, T. Lane, J. J. Mooney, J. S. Wilson, G. S. Marlow, Corporal R. J. Carter, S. W. Knight, Corporal H. D. Morton, C. H. Mack. Wellington Battalion: S. Canty, Serrit T. W. Cross, H. C. McKain, W. Simmons, A. C. Taylor, R. M. Fife, Lance-Corporal T. P. Mclntvre., G. Nicholson, H. E. Tucker, T. W." Watts. Wellington Mounted . Rifles R. A. Knapp. Auckland Battalion: W. Robertson, S. Parker, D. J. McAllister, E. Lewes, J. Harris, W. Greenfcalgh, W. R. Pegan, 8. Bloxham, S. J. Parkinson. D. Morgan, V. Murphv, S. R. Keogh, F. C. Gray, W. M. Grantham, J,. W. Clarke Auckland Mounted Rifles: F. C. Trenue. Maori Contingent: Sergeant E. Cameron, D. Coates, E. Niania, M. E. Niania, Sergeant J. W. Paurini. Sick, Admitted 15th General Hospital, Alexandria. Maori Contingent: W. E. Power. Embarked for England by hospital ship— Otago Mounted Rifles: Lieutenant E. B. Alley. Canterbury Mounted Rifles: Captain D. W. Talbot, J. Cosgrove. Otago Battalion: Captain W. Domigan, R. D. Filtness, E. J. Luxmore, E. C. Turner. Canterbury Battalion: Lance-Corporal W. H. Studley, A Hutton, F. W. Bucklev, A. Lawrence. Wellington Battalion: G. SmalL W. A. Bell, . Auckland Battalion: E. G. Prince, W. G. Cavenett, S. Ward. Wellington Mounted Rifles: R. C. Tuke, Corporal R. Fulton. Auckland Mounted Rifles: C. F. Jones, L. J. Hood, H. A. Collins. Army Service Corps: A. E. Walters. Maori Contingent: P. TaumatangL HOSPITAL PROVISION. GENEROUS DONATIONS. [BY TELEGRAPH.SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.] Wellington, Friday. The Defence Minister has received advice that the New Zealand War Contingent Association in London has arranged to equip 200 additional beds at the Mount Felix Hospital at Walton. This will bring the total number of beds in the establishment up to 300. The volunteer hospital personnel organised by Miss Macdonald, of Wanganui, left for the Mediterranean by the Sydney steamer yesterday. Some time ago, Miss Macdonald offered to provide rtaff and equipment for a convalescent home in Egypt, and the offer was accepted. The hospital, or home, will contain 25 beds, and it will be situated at Suez. The party who sailed yesterday consisted of eight ladies, three of whom are trained nurses. They are going at their own expense. The Government will provide a house for them at Suez and will do all the catering for them. The Minister for Defence has already received a cheque for £250 for expenses, and the party take with them for the hospital a quantity of stores. The staff of the hospital who left yesterday by the Sydney steamer were:— Sister Earby, of the New Zealand Army Nursing Service; Nurse K. Booth, who is also in the Army Nursing Service; Nurse N. L. Hughes, Miss Nina Macdonald, , Miss Ruth Cameron, Miss L. McLaren, Miss Mysto McDonnell, Miss Eliza Mci Donnell, and Quartermaster-Sergeant G. H. B. Sleight.