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NINETY MEN COME BACK.

MAJORITY CONVALESCENT.

FEW HOSPITAL CASES.

FULL LIST OF NAMES. I A total of 101 men joined the hospital I train at Wellington, but of these 10 de- ! trained at Palmerston North, Levin, and Feilding. Of the remaining 91 the total ; for Auckland was 83 and for the Waikato 8. The number of hospital and convalescent home cases amongst the men brought into the Auckland district was 33, as follows—Auckland, 20; WhaI ngarei 1; Te Kopuru, 1 ; Waihi, 2 ; Ham- • ilton, 1 ; Rotorua Sanatorium, 4: Te ! Waikato Sanatorium. Cambridge. 4. The ' following list contains the names of the 20 cases for treatment at the Auckland Hospital, the majority not being serious cases. The names of the men's next-of-kin are given in each case where they were obtainable: A. H. Dupen. wounded— Dupen, Randwick, Sydney. R. H. Good, sick— Good, Otahuhu. W. J. W. Thorpe, sick— Thorpe, 54, Stanley Street, Parnell. G. Hibley, wounded. J. B. Dudding. Auckland Mounted Rifles, wounded—J. G. Dudding, Otahuhu. E. H. Carlton, wounded—Annie Carlton, Sussex, England. H. A. Condon, wounded C. Condon, Melbourne, Victoria. F. Firth, wounded.—J. Firth, Yorkshire, England. M. J. McLean, wounded. Mrs. McLean, South Wales. W. Thomson, —Alexander Thomson, Castle Douglas, Scotland. T. S. Wallace, wounded. Wallace, Leith Point, Sydney. L. Wade, Auckland Mounted Rifles, wounded—Mrs. L. Wade, Beach Avenue, Takapv.r>s*. W. A. Moore, sick Mrs. C. E. Moore, 200, Haslett Street, Auckland. R. S. Mowbray, Army Service Corps, sick— St. Stephen's Avenue, Parnell. C. Angrove, wounded— Crummer Road, Ponsonby. A. J. Howlett (sergt), Auckland Infantry Battalion, sick. E. G. Gosper, woundedPaeroa. G. L. Brov-n. wounded Miss B. Kerr, Y.W.C.A.', Auckland. Frank Watson, wounded. A. G. BirchThe following are the cases for treatment in hospitals and convalescent homes in the Auckland district* stated: — WHANGABEI HOSPITAL. A. Edge, —W. D. Edge, Maungatapere, Whangaxei. HAMILTON HOSPITAL.

F. W. N. von Stunner, wounded—Miss von Stunner, care Miss Searancke, Hamilton. TE KOFTTRTJ HOSPITAL. A- Foster, sick—Aratapu, Northern Wairoa. WAIHI HOSPITAL. J. Ritchie, sick— J. Ritchie, County Down, Ireland. L. W. Thornburn, wounded—Conron Street, Waihi. CAMBRIDGE SANATORIUM. J. W. McPherson, sick. T. A. Stein, sick. J. R. Farquhar, sick. F. W. McConkey, sick—W. B. McOonkey, Mangapika. ROTOBUA SANATORIUM.

F. A. Clark, sick— S. S. G. L. Clark, Hobson Street, Auckland. V. Moon, wounded G. Moon, Millais Street, Grey Lynn £. Fair, sick. |A. Young, wounded—Crowich Mill, Sanquhar, Scotland. FIT TO RETURN TO HOMES. LIST OF AUCKLANDERS. There were Aucklanders on the hospital train who were classed as being fit to return to their homes. In the majority of these cases the benefit of the sea-trip was one of the principal reasons for the invalided men being sent back. In the case of many of thos.- mounded it was found that the wounds would not heal in the hot climate of Egypt, whilst in the case of the sick the same conditions were retarding progress. Most of these men, therefore, returned well on towards recovery, some having quite short leave allotted to them. The following are the names of the men who came right through to Auckland: — F. A. Cooper, wounded Care of Mrs. W. Smith, Browning Street, Grey Lynn. J. H. Graydon (Corporal), wounded Queen's Avenue, Dominion Road. F. Cowie, sickHaslett Street, Eden Terrace. F. C. Dowsing, wounded— Road, Ponsonby. H. H. Martindale, woundedTaupiri, Waikato. P. Brewin, sick—Khyber Pass Road. H. G. Lovell (Corporal)— Road, Mount Eden. J. F. Simpson (Gunner), sick—C.P.O., Auckland. S. C. Kiddell, sick—Stafford Road, Northcote. R. B. Stevens, wounded York Street, Parnell. R. M. Beswick (Corporal), sick. W. J. Brown, wounded Mata, Raglan. H. J. Baxter (Sapper), wounded— Gundrv Street, Newton. H. E. Cartwright, sick—C.P.O., Auckland. J. R. Farquhar (Sapper), Sailors' Home, Auckland. E. Nelson, sick. A. W. Lawson (Corporal), wounded Symonds Street, Auckland. D. P. Allen (Gunner), Sick—l2, Browning Street, Grey Lynn. H. W. Pain, wounded— Road, Remuera. A. Belcher, wounded—School Road Onehunga. ' H. Murtagh (Driver), sick—Baker's Avenue, Epsom. F. McConnell, wounded—C.P.O., Auckland. F. W. Menzies (Driver), wounded— A. Menzies, Otahuhu. F. G. Bennett (Sergeant), wounded— Victoria Street, Auckland. G. H. Rothery, wounded—Ellerslie. F. Johnsyn (Driver), sick—3B, Gundry Street, Newton. B. Kelly.— C. J. Sheard, sick—Care of B. H. Strange, Tauhai, Taupiri. E. J. Hall— V. E. Sommerville, sick— Road, Grey Lynn. W. Hannah, wounded of Captain Jones. Mangere. E. A. Frame, wounded—Takapuna. W. A. Dj-ennan (Corporal), wounded i Kaukapakapa. ; P. W. Clarkson (Chaplain-Captain), sick —Brighton Road, Parnell. J. Motion (Gunner), sick—Brown Street Auckland. ' W. Spiers (Corporal), wounded— G. Spiers, Dargaville. A. Wachner, —Joseph Wachner, Queen Street, Auckland. ' H. Kevey, wounded— Kevev, Otahuhu. J W. Buckley (Trumpeter), sick—Joseph Buckley, 161, Grey Street, Auckland. H. R. Campbell, sick—D. Campbell, I Dargaville. ' i W. H. Ross, wounded—26, Bradford Street, Parnell. R. T. Moir (Driver), eick—llo, Grey Street, Auckland. M. Fletcher, wounded—Queen Street Onehunga.

M. F. Boyle, > wounded—47, Haydon Street, Auckland. , \; - •_ ; ' J; Graham (Sergeant), wounded —Gibraltar Avenue, ParnelL R. S. Thomson (Gunner), wounded Symonds Street, Auckland. 0. Gerber, wounded— T. Percival, wounded— T. W. Albiston (Bandsman), wounded— 74, Wanganui Avenue, Ponsonby. G. W. Kflgour, woundedPaeroa. Men lor the Waikato. A. Tattersall, sick—Waihou. J. W. McPherson, Claudelands, Hamilton. A. S. Bell, wounded—Rotorua. J. McGeehan (Corporal;, wounded Eureka, Hamilton. T. M. McGeehan, wounded Eureka, Hamilton. M. JonesTe Awamntu. B. W. Stubbing, sick—Ngaruawahia. T. A. SteinPapakura.

REMAINDER OF PATIENTS.

THE SOUTHERN SOLDIERS. FULL LIST OF THE * MEN. ' The following soldiers returned by the Tahiti in addition to those who came North by the hospital train. A number of Aucklanders who remained in Wellington are included:— HOSPITAL CASES. Wellington Mounted Rifles: G. W. Henderson. Artillery: William Robert Ohisholm, Henry William White. Wellington Infantry Battalion: Jacob Randrup Moller. Patrick Francis Ryan. Headquarters Staff : Reginald MacAulay. Otago Infantry Battalion: Duncan Blaikie, Robert Charles Glass, Cecil Low, Richard Vallanoe Mason, Edward George Sneddon. Canterbury Infantry Battalion: Ellis Humphrey Bracey, Percy Bartholemew Lamb. CONVALESCENT CASES. Wellington Mounted Rifles: Charles Frank Bourke, Alfred Ralph Cutfield. ! Canterbury Mounted Rifles: John Clark, Henry Joseph Hogan. Engineers: — McKenzie. Auckland Mounted Infantry: Francis Robert Dynes. Artillery: Effroc Moseley, — Miles, George Henry Murch. Auckland Mounted Rifles: Frank Mansfield Luiford.

Otago Mounted Rifles: Gavin Black, Frank Valentine Puttick. Wellington Infantry Battalion : Charlie Booth, Robert Coster, John Deacon. Jack Dent, Randolph Lester Grant, Archibald Gray, Robert Francis Lloyd, John Latimer, John Granville O'Donnell, John Vickerstaff, John Thomas Young. Veterinary Corps : T. D. Valentine. Otago Infantry Battalion : John Thomas Bree, Harry Neville Brown,, Robert McGregor, James Nash, — Richmond, Edward Stephen Skipworth, James Arthur Scott. Canterbury Infantry Battalion : William Herbert Anderson, Henry Benedict Crevey, William Malcolm Fraser, Thomas Frickleton, Wilfred Robert Giblin, Reginald Vernon Kennedy, John Abraham Laird, R. Munro. OTHER CASES. Wellington Mounted Rifles Nicholas Anderson, James Barnard, Arthur Braithwaite, W. L. Chrystall, William George Clapham, Reginald Harry Cole, E. Darnev, Jack Fernandez, C. R. Holmes, W. A. Hurley, L. Y. Kyle, L. Movie, Wm. John Meyer, William Joseph Ryan, James Henry Rolston, Leslie James Earl, Clifford Noel Vickerage, J. A. Wilson, H. W. White. Canterbury Mounted Rifles: Ralph Clarence Raynes, Alfred Edward Cameron, Robert George Carter, John Frew, George Gibson, Jack Hodgson, Oswald Edmunds . Hooper, Thomas Henry Hodgman, Norman John McLeod Lester, William John ; Moore, Lawrence Robinson, Wilfrid Carlyle Shilton, Harold Smith, John Westenra Woodhouse. \ Field Ambulance : Frank Victor Blandford, Leonard Hugh Booth, Robert Lyall Christie, Allen Andrew Ford, Gerald Patrick Fitzgerald, Corporal Percival Fred. Glower, Wilfred Thomson Glasgow, W. A. | Hartley, George Arthur Kelly, Albert Ed- [ ward McGregor, George Scott McNaughI ton, William John Norwood, ./Eneas Wili liam Tolstoi O'Salllvan, George Alex. Palmer, Spencer Tauria Parker, Stanley Morley Sparrow, D. Samuels, Fred. Montgomery Spencer. Engineers: Captain George _ William Nisley, Claude William Charles Adamson, Henry Edward Beattje, William Benson, Sydney Mitchell Barnes, Charles Leslie Calvert, Lambert " Beauchamp Clayton, Alexander Cumming Campbell, G. Fischer, ■ James A. Gordon, W. J. Gibbs, Claude Stephen Hewlett, John William Harland, George Edward Hatherly, Ernest Leary, Benjamin Mansfield, John Ross, Thoma* Irwin Steele, Alexander Smith, Lance Fabio Sydney Terreni, Alex. David Wilson.

Army Service Corps : William Anderson, Fred Andrew Badley, Arthur Cunningham, Charles Roland Stanfield, Joseph Brennan Wareham.

Auckland Infantry Battalion : David Arthur Bradley, William Reginald Barker. Philip Hunter Brown, Alexander Beange, Walter Ingram Burne, Norman Crozier Cairns, Ronald James Dalziel, Daniel Davies, Robert Clyde Davidson, George William Davidson, George Dibley, Charles Edward Eccles, John Fannin, George Henry Gray don, Alister Hay Goyder, Lawrence William Heaton, ■ Clifford Hughes, Robert Hugh Harris, William Harris, Arthur Garner Howe, George William Kilgour, Reginald John Kirk, Joseph Edward Kelly, Cyril McDonald, Donald McPherson, Neil Matheson,. John McDonald Rough, Oscar Moritz Scherbert, Frederick Simmonds, William . Percy Smith, —. Sheeturn, P. J. Stevens, Geoffney Shore Wilson.

Artillery : — Arnold, Charles Fred. Beaumont, Horace Lucas Cunningham*, Charles Thomas Gollop, Francis Herbert Hook, John William Harkin. Victor Hessell, Frederick Johsyn, John Albert Mackev, William Rugg, Frank Allan WotheralL

I Auckland Mounted Rifles: Wm. John Brown, Sidney H. Button, Melville Innes- • Jones, Leslie Wm. Luxton. Michael John i O'Leary. Arthur Wright. | Otagb Mounted Rifles: Alexander ;Adraa, Thos. Wm. James Stanley Bewlev, I Arthur George Bosward, Thomas Puleford iWallater Garter, Leslie Edwards. Bert. Fache, Norman Samson Field, R. Fraser, | William Reston Hamilton, Joseph Kerr, , John McMenamin, John Charles Mardel ;R. McAuley, Murray Mitchell, Charles , Allen McQuarrie, George McMillan, Francis Stanley Price, — Lammond, Henry Ridder, William Robert Stanley, Archibald Norman Sligo, David Gordon Whittaker, Herbert Stanley Williams, Thomas Wills. * '

Wellington Infantry Battalion: Robert James Beckett, William George Gordon Bryce, Alfred Edwin Brcoker, Claude Leila Comyns, R. Corbett, Malcolm Campbell Craig, Percival Clark, Terence Raymond Clancy, James Henry Ccddington, Charles Darrah, Fred. Hordern Davev, William Evan Davies" William Andrew Gordon, Edward Greenwald, Patrick Joseph Gallagher, John Hunter, Frank George Hobbs, Francis James Haycock, Francis George Henderson, N. C. Hardin" Albert George Hugh, Victor HesselJ, Thomas Joseph Kehavan, Norman Albert Kopke, Arthur Victor Lanfcshear, Harry Marshall, Patrick John Muldoon, Clifford Joseph Moore, Frank James Gordon McDougall, Gordon McKay, Percival Philip Morgan, Jno. James McCleary, William Morrisey, C. L. Nicholls, Cyril Nettlefold, William. Perry Okey, Herbert Albert Philips, Sydney John Poltridge, Norman Charles Pocock, Harold James Robertson John Renwick. Thomas Edwin Reynold-?' Clarence Rogers, Cyril Rowling * Reed! Robert Reid, Edgar Saunders, Percy Alfred Smith, Horace Reginald Sheard Charles Sheaff, Fred George Sewell, George Alfred Small, David Lionel Smith, Edward James Stafford, James Thomson, Arthur

Lewis Trower; Fred Harold Taplia, Gw&m Wallace Turnbull, Stanley Emerson Car f lisle Taylor Samuel Francis Tozer Sam Perrv Toye, E. Wilts, Leslie Brewer XfvT ' ' son, "Edward Webster, Horace Edgar Wfl* : - •" ~ 4 ton." ■- „' • u * ,-' Headqnarters Staff: George Will** . - Bullpitt Silvestre. - :V '^^^^S Maori Contingent: Wbata Hema € r<. Paro, Howard Roach, Jerry Ropata. Veterinary Corps: George* Henry Barker Albert Hargreaves, George Gregory Harrfe' Charles Edward Hamilton, Alexander I* Johns, Edward- Jury, Bertram Wansbone! ■ Leonard Edward John Worthington.. Otago Infantry Battalion : John Butcher John Bailey, Eric Louis Shuttleworih Brown, Thomas Bndson, Harrv Fra™; Bartley, Matthew Beattie, AlexS McLecd Casaels, John Henrv Edward c Carey, Herbert Crawford, William Clarke '- : Thomas Alfred Crabbe, Gordon Heriot "'-■ : Cunningham, Walter Herbert Cameron - Thomas McAlister Drain, George Hem 4■'■& Dodds, George William Walter Dale — Esdich, James William Glenn, Robert -• Gordon, William Griffen, Edward Guinan =~'-' William Hamilton, George Arthur Hod~es' Cyril Hcwarth, August Ernest Inkster' John Tonkinson Kerr Johnstone, Albert William Johnson, Leonard Vincent Keat •-- ing. David Vernon Miller. Paul E- iMcQuarrie, James John Marlow, Thomas * Miller, Charles Roderick McLean, James Joseph Nolan, — O'Connor. Patrick O'Con ■■'-' nor, Arthur Henry Piper, John Paean" $m alter Percival Quested, Frank Ririer -3* John McLaren Reynolds, Harold Rown' % tree, Bertracd Victor Rendalh Edward Norman Stewart, Jonathan Inkerman W Sharman. Peter McLean Thompson. Wal ' - ? ? ter John Taylor, Ernest Leonard 'Tozer William Feldiidge Vernon, John Alex- tl ander Weir, — Williams, John Reid Wil- ' son, Clifford Harper Berk Williams Stanley Wragge, John William Young. ' -* Canterbury Infantry Battalion : James W. Bond, — Barrowclough, Allen Shearer & Cochrane, Charles William Cook, George Cecil Coleman, Harry Crosby, F. Conn fj Clarence Vivian Cunimings, Edmund 1 Lawrence Cheeseman, Thomas Hawdon Davidson, Leslie James Douglas, George -rEnglish, John Erwin, William Grev v Charles Graham, Arthur William GraciF : William Glanville, G. Arthur Charles ' : Gibbs, William Hunt, C. A. Head, John Hatch, — Hollis, Francis John Hunter } Patrick William Houlihan, Kenneth 5 Horace Harre, Alex. Brown Hov, Albert >■% George Hunt, Walter James Inglis, William Irvine, Joseph Jackson, — Johnston, Herbert Noel Jarvis, Herbert Lodge' Roland Lee, Erastus William Leeder' Arnold Marsden, James Hugh McMillan''•* : James Donald McKenzie, Herbert Edwin I Moore, George Morison, James Murray, '£ | Thomas Kevan McEvoy, Cyri. McPhersoii -f

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16021, 13 September 1915, Page 4

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NINETY MEN COME BACK. New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16021, 13 September 1915, Page 4

NINETY MEN COME BACK. New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16021, 13 September 1915, Page 4