NEWS OF WOUNDED.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16021, 13 September 1915, Page 9

NEWS OF WOUNDED.

SOME TONGEROUS CASES.

MEN ARRIVE IN ENGLAND.

i The following hospital report was j issued by the Defence Department at an early hour this morning:— Sick and wounded arrived at Netley Hospital, England: Field Artillery: F. Radcliffe. Auckland Battalion : 0. 0. Dawes, C. Hickman, B. Howell, H. N. McG. Laird, S. McGrew, M. P. Shaw, A. Tyrie, Wellington Battalion : H. N. Freeman, J. W. E. Hudson. C. E. Henries, C. W. Milner, H. O'Neill, A. Robertson. Canterbury Battalion: Corporal F. -G. Dunn, A. Harvey, S. E. Wells. Otago Battalion: J. Frew W GHendte, W. E. Kilroy, J. Shortal, E. A. Woolley. Field Ambulance: D. Mcßae. Sick and wounded arrived at Third Western General Hospital, Cardiff, no date given, : — C. M. Abel, H. G. De R. Bridges, B. Cotterell, Corporal D. C. Cressen, E. W. Kitto, E. G. Prince, J. D. Ritchie, A. Sheaves, S. Ward. Wellington Battalion: B. Peers, G. Small. Canterbury Battalion: J. H. A. Bollard, F. W. Buckley, T. E. Lenahan. G. Lodge, J. McNicol,*H. Motague, G. Norman, J. H. Palmer, W. H. Studlev, R. Sweetmair, J. Taylor, A. Walsh, J. V. Williams. Otago Battalion: J. Cosgrove, R. D. Filtoess, F. Francis. H. Hare, J. E. Latimer, W. J. Murphy, T. E. Paget, L. H. Scott. Army Service Corps : A. E. Walters. Field Ambulance: Corporal G. H. Hoare. Arrived at Netlev Hospital, England: R. F. Langley, F. A. V. Tonge, R. Ward. Wellington Mounted Rifles : S. Gurr, J. R. Moore, A. Whyte. Canterbury Mounted Rifles : J. Purdie. Otago Mounted Rifles : Corporal J. A. Gow, J. Murdoch, Corporal T. M Park, J. S. Partridge. Arrived 3rd Western General Hospital, Cardiff, no date given : — Otago Mounted Rifles : H. A. Collins, W. H. Crafar, V. F. Gillanders, H. H. Hilder, Lance-Corporal C. Norman, J. Williamson, B. A. Woods. Wellington Mounted Rifles : Corporal R. Fulton, R. C. Tuke. Otago Mounted Rifles: D. Daley, W. N. Weston, J. H. Dennehy. Field Engineers : K. Weller. Dangerously 111 at Malta. Otago Mounted Rifles : A. L. Thomson. Canterbury Mounted Rifles : S. Hall. Pronounced out of danger : — Medical Corps : R. Ibbotson. Wellington Mounted Rifles : A. Bums. Admitted Ist Australian General Hospital, Heliopolis, September s:— . Wellington Battalion: Shrapnel back and side, A. J. Gedge. Admitted 19th General Hospital, Alexandria, September 5 :— Otago Battalion: Enteric condition satisfactory, Lieutenant J. Mcßae. Wellington Battalion : Enteric, LanceCorporal M. D. LcrftusCanterbury Battalion: Enteric, T. W. Cochrane.

Wounded arrived at the Military Hos- ; pital, Engell Street, London: — | Canterbury Battalion : E. J. Cottle, J. A. Silveira. Wellington Battalion : W. J. Robertson, C. R. Russell (Becond time). Canterbury Battalion : R. Reid. Disembarked at Malta from hospital ship Franconia, August 28, slightly sick: — Canterbury Mounted Rifles: A. E. Lee, A. Wadeh. Otago Battalion: R. Russell. Wellington Battalion : E. N. Bentley. Wellington Mounted Rifles: L. F. Hill. Auckland Battalion: G. H. Nicholls, H. Crosby. Auckland Mounted Rifles: J. F. Fabian. Admitted 21st General Hospital, Alexandria. September 5, dysentery, slight: — W. H. Morris. Canterbury Battalion: Enteric, serious, D. Moynihan. Returned to the Front. Returned to the Dardanelles, August 23. Colonel E. W. C. Chaytor, Major H. E. Hart. Major J. N. McCarroll. | Left London for New Zealand, via Alexandria. September A: — Lieutenant-Colonel A. E. Loach. Disembarked at Malta from- hospital ship Neuralia, August 29: — Canterbury Battalion : H. Byrch. Wellington Battalion : H. Y. McGahey, A. Burns.

Auckland Battalion : E. Rutherford, Corporal H. W. Smith. Auckland Mounted Rifles : G. V. Snell.