SICK AND WOUNDED.

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

SICK AND WOUNDED.

ARRIVALS IN LONDON.

CANADIAN HOSPITAL INMATES.

The following list of arrivals in England was circulated by the Defence Department last night—

Admitted to Canadian Hospital, Taplow, Buckinghamshire :—

Auckland Mounted Rifles: Nathan Roper—Mrs. W. Rainham, 25, Hawthorn Avenue, Mornington.

Wellington Mounted Rifles : John Louis Franklin—Miss E. McGinley, Jervois Road, Ponsonby; Joseph Lionel Paul Mrs. E. Paul," Hunterville (wife); Tom Stubbs— Mary A. Stubbs, Cain Street, PaJmerston North (mother).

Canterbury Mounted Rifles: John Brydon—Mrs. I. Brydon, 87, Springfield Road, Chrietchurch (mother): Douglas Deans, sergeant— J. Deans, Riccarton (mother); Waiter Ernest Hall—Herbert E. Hall, Nelson (father) ; William Holmar. George Hall, 'Piccadilly, London; Alexander John McKenjie—Miss I. M. McKeuzie, 49, Clyde Street, Dunedin ; Lionel Valentine Page—J. G. Page, Takaka. Nelson (lather); Archie Patchett— William Patchett, 52, South Street, Blenheim (father).

Otago Mounted Rifles : Allen F. Jamieson—Mrs. J. Jamieson, Narfard Street North, Invercargill; John Murray Scott Mrs. Sarah C. Scott, 16. Driver Street, Maori Hill, Dunedin (mother); Cedric William Greig—Mrs. D. A. Greig, care Mitchell's Station, Wairoa, Hawke's Bay (mother).

Field Artillery: William Allan CanMrs. R. Hart, senr., Richmond, Nelson (mother)

Field Engineers: Charles Wynne Chilcott (quartermaster-sergeant)— Mrs. Chileott, 45, Albert Road, Devonport (mother); Joseph Arthur Crawley—William Crawley, 9, Strickland Street, Spreydon, Christchurch (father); William de Blois—J. W. de Blois, Rangitikei Street, Palmerston North (father).

Auckland Battalion : Geo. McFarlane StewartMiss H. F. Stewart. Owen's Road, Epsom, Auckland; Ronald Cochrane—J. Cochrane. Mangawhare, Northern Wairoa (father).

Wellington Battalion : Edward Harold Alabaster—H. Alabaster, Durie Hill, Wanganui (father); Henry John Hodgson Brooks—J. Brooks, 56, Salisbury Street, Christchurch (father) ; Harry Cooper— James Cooper, Nireaha, Eketahuna; Frank Harold Grassland— E. Crossland, Ormondville (father) ; John Edwin. Dales— R. J. Dales, High Street. Dannevirke (father); John Harold Edwards— W. Edwards, Grey Street. Palmerston North ; Ernest Gordon Falconer— Falconer, Lawrence; William Alfred Field— A. Field, North Street, Feilding; Franklyn —Mrs. Mitchell, Dannevirke (mother) ; Alfred Henderson—Mrs. Mary Spinex, 122, Ruteno Road, Gisborne (sister) ; Edward Oscar Hughes— Mary Hughes, Lascelles Street. Hastings; Royden Lydiard Okey—Frederick Okey, New Plymouth; Francis William Mansfield (sergeant) Mansfield, Newcastle-on-Tyne; ' James Muir— E. Muir, junr., Nelson Street, Ha\vera; Alexander Francis McCallum— McCallum, Harding Street Port Ahuriri (father); Charles Clarence ; McDonald—W. B. McDonald, Methven; Jas- McKenzie— H. McKenzie, Loch Laing. Scotland; Chas. Henry Plim— Alfred Plim, Staffordshire, England (father); Louis Wm. Start—Mrs. T. Sturt, Hove, Sussex, England (mother); Arthur John Swayn— Swayn, 516, Linden Road, Hastings; Ernest Wm. Taylor— Mrs. Taylor, Racecourse Road, Waipukurau (mother); Thos. Lumsden Taylor—J. Taylor, Lucy Road, Napier; Walter Woods —J. Woode, Ashhorst (father); Corporal Wm. McMillan—J. McMillan, caretaker, College, Wellesley Street, Auckland (father).

Canterbury Battalion: Harrv Barlow— J. Barlow, 261, Bolton Road', Radcliffe, Manchester (father); Norman Barringtou —A. E. Axelsen. 41, Clvde Street, Dunedin (guardian) Fredk. Barry—Mrs. Reid, Te Awamutu (mother) ; Reginald Alfred Childs—H. Childs, Victoria Street, Ashburton (father); All in James Findlay - J. Findlay, draper, JJenniston; James Leslie Green—C. Green, Pokororo, Nelson; Thomas Johnstone—W. Johnstone, 13, Nelson Street, Bellshill. Lanarkshire; Francis Manning—Mrs. W. J. Manning. Sabers Bay, Dune din; Ernest Marshall —W. A. Marshall, Sawyers Bay. Dunedin (brother); Albert Herbert Morris—Robert Morris, Kanieri, Wetland (father); Thos. WyviP.e Rutherford— Rutherford, Aramoho; Joseph William Tucker—Mrs. F. Tucker. Somerset, England: Lingi Vannuii— Annie Vannini, 11, Main Street, Blenheim (mother).

Otago Battalion: Henrv Berland—J. Berland. Albany Street, Dunedin (brother) ; Bruce Brookes (second time) Mrs. W. A. Brookes, Bluff (mother) William Edward Browne— Browne, Irvine Street, Lawrence; Jas. Hartnett—Mrs X. Page, Tasmania (sister); Robert Ireton Hodgson—Mrs. Hodgson. 76, Lllice Street, We'.lington (mother); William Johnson— A. Johnson, Lumeden (mother); Walter Harold Junee— W. Junge, 9, Main Avenue, St. Kilda. Dunedin (father) F. B. Sella™ (second time)— Mrs. H. Sellars. Hoslyn Terrace, Timaru (mother); Cecil Robert Stuckev— R. J. Stackey, 7, Melbourne Street, South Dunedin (father): James Tumbull—Mrs. Ralston, Orepuki (mother); David Martin Wilson— W. Hall, Cargill Road, South Dunedin.

Field Ambulance: Thos. Bone—J. Bone, London.

Maori Contingent: K. Tapahoni. Veterinary Corps: Maurice Henrv Branng—C. Bruning. Motueka (father). Wounded arrived at military hospital at Bethnal Green, London:—

Wellington Mounted Rifles: James Busby— Busby, Tokomaru Bay (uncle): George Elliott New lands— Georgo Newfimds, Brunnerton (mother). Otago Mounted Rifles : Stewart Dewar— Mrs. Dewar, 12, Bellevue Street. Roslvn, Dunedin (mother). Auckland Battalion: John Basil Penn Mrs. D. Penn, care W. King, Miller Street, Ellerslie (mother). Wounded arrived at military hospital, Engell Street, London —

Wellington Mounted Rifles: Thomas William Murphy Murphy, Rangiora (brother).

Field Artillery: Joseph Benjamin Wilbv —J. B. Wilby, Prebbleton.

Auckland Battalion: Walter Scott Blackie—Mrs. R. Blackie, Clapham Common, England (mother); Wm. S Graham —Miss Graham, Sydney (sister); Herbert TippingChas. J. Tipping, Herts., England (father). Wellington Battalion: Francis James Foster— F. Foster, Whakatane.

Canterbury Battalion: Thos. Gascoigne Mold— E. Mold, Kaihu, Northern Wairoa (mother).

Otago Battalion: James Thomas— H. Thomas, 232, Great King Street. Dunedin (nephew): Andrew Jas. Willcocks— Douglas Willcocks, Stirling (father). Dangerously 111. Dangerously ill at New Zealand General Hospital, Cairo :— Wellington Battalion : Enterjc, Corporal S. E. Lorking. Canterbury Battalion : Gunshot leg, and enteric, T. M. Haddock; enteritis, Corporal D. W. Smith. Auckland Mounted Rifles : Enteritis, R. Wilks. Removed from dangerously ill list :— Field Artillery: Second-Lieutenant E. F. H. Knowlea, L. G. Mortenson, H. S. Cotton*

Otago Mounted Rifles: S. S. Shaw. Otago Battalion : Sergeant R. C. Allen, T. Rolfe, D. T. Fraser. Auckland Mounted Rifles : Sergeant G. C. Leighton. Canterbury Mounted Rifles : C. C. H. Friend, enteric; W. J. Davis, fever; not yet determined, Corporal C. W. Saunders. Wellington Mounted Rifles : H. Gray, S. L. Cameron. Wellington Battalion : W. Mather, H. Gardiner. Reported wounded, no date given :— Otago Battalion : Left arm, W. C. Burdett; back, T. R. Capon; toe, Sergeant A. S. M. Coatman. Admitted to 17th General Hospital Alexandria, no date given: Army Service Corps, attached to Mounted Field Ambulance: Myalgia (slight), Sergeant Arthur Field. Field Artillery: Jaundice, J. P. Moriarty. Veterinary Corps: Diarrhoea (slight), E. O. Jepson. Pronounced out of danger. September 3— Wellington Battalion: J. M. Brown. Auckland Mounted Rifles: J. A. Kemp. Admitted to military hospital, Ras-el-Tin, Alexandria:— Staff Corps: Syncope, condition satisfactory, Captain J. A. Wallingford; gunshot, hand, and laryngitis, condition satisfactory, Captain D. B. Blair. Slightly wounded disembarked at Malta from hospital ship Andonia, August 21: — Auckland Battalion: E. C. E. Nicholson. Auckland Mounted Rifles: S. Collins. Divisional Headquarters: Corporal D. H. Moar. Otago Battalion: R. B. Browne, W. A. Denning. Engineers: Corporal L. P. Harty. Canterbury Battalion: J. D. Godfrev. C. H. Jeffries, R. R. Buddo, G. Kindberg Canterbury Mounted Rifles: N. W. McGuinness. Wellington Battalion: H. K. Laurenson. F. J. Sharkey, R. Rickard. Slightly sick :— Auckland Battalion: Corporal X. M. Robinson, H. A. McKillop, E. J. Powick. Auckland Mounted Rifles: M. Kerr. J. S. N. Climo, R. W. Hammond, Quarter-master-Sergeant E. A. Bunkall. Medical Corps: Lieutenant-Colonel C. M. Begg. Reported wounded, August 8: — Wellington Battalion: Corporal J. J. Breen, G. S. Carpenter, T. J. Fogarty, CoTporal W. H. Harvey, Sergeant W. E. Lewis, F: Lister, M. A. Neill, Sergeant E. M. Robertson, W. L. Sim, Corporal H. L. Wake.

Reported wounded ; no date given: — Wellington Battalion: Elbow, H. Allen: left thigh, S. Fen ton; finger. Lance-Corporal S. Canty; E. A. Churchill; shock, W. Day; hand, A. Dodunski; upper extremities, G. R. Freeman; concussion. F. Fry; knees, P. Harrower; septic wound, M. Henry; shoulder, A. Hurst; upner extremities, D. P. Morrison ; left foot, S. E. Playle; right thigh E. H. Rainey; neck, C. H. Richards: toes, deafness, G. Rotherham; right leg, E. Smith; thigh, Actins-Quartermaster-Sar-Keant A -Stannard: right thigh. Corporal H. W. Syson ; 1 oarer extremities. J. P. Walters; hand, H. G. Whishaw; left leg. A. ii. H. Wilson. " Wounded admitted to First Australian General Hospital, Heliopolis, September Maori Contingent: Foot, P. Ho-mi; shrapnel, thigh, R. Raimona. Dangerously ill : — Maori Contingent: Rheumatism, H. K. Te Awarau. Sick and bounded admitted Third Western General Hospital, Cardiff:— Maori Contingent: A. Ngaki, A. Utauta. Disembarked Malta :— Maori Contingent: W. Waiti; slicbtlv sick, M. Taua. - * MEN FROM SAMOA. RECALLED -FOR DUTY. SEVERAL INVALIDED CASES. Thirty members of the Samoan garrison were passengers by the Union Company's steamer Navna, which arrived at Auckland last evening. The officer in command of the party was Captain C. H. Matthews, of the Garrison Artillery, adjutant to the Samoan Relief Force.. Other officers on board were: SurgeonCaptains A. W. Izard, of Wellington, and H. G. H. Monk, of Auckland; Lieutenant C. Mackie, of Auckland: and Lieutenant F. H. Anderson, of Wellington. » Of these officers Captain Matthews, Captain Izard, and Lieutenant Anderson are recalled for duty, and Captain Monk and Lieutenant Mackie .are invalided. The returning iron-commissioned officers and men are as Sergeant-Major Copeland, Medical Corps, Wellington, recalled for duty; Sergeants R. Croucher, Auckland, invalided, C. B. Bay, recalled for duty; Corporals A. Colston, C. E. R. Kelly, J. Gardiner; Privates F. W. Bexar F. E. Bailey, J. R. Burns, D. J. Deverill' C. Dickinson, J. W. Elmsly, J. Elrick, G. H. Foote, W. Lam ax, A. Macrae. S. Marenzi, C. C. Neville, J. G. Scrimgeour. E. Wallace, W. F. Morris. C. O'Connel, P. L. Price, C. M. Keefle, and M. J. Dunne. *Of the returning soldiers Lieutenant Anderson, Sergeant-Major Copeland. and Sergeants Bay and Croucher left with the advance party, but the other officers and men were all members of the relief force which went to Samoa in April. It was stated that everything was quiet in Samoa, and the health of the men was good. TRENTHAM CAMP. WORK OF IMPROVEMENT, BISHOP'S IMPRESSIONS.

The general conditions of Trentham camp were taken note of by Dr. A. W. Averill. Anglican Bishop of Auckland, during a visit which he paid to the camp while in Wellington last week.

"I feel bound in honour to say.'" the bishop remarked, "that, although it is perfectly true that the camp, as it 'was. ■was most unsafe and unsatisfactory, and most dangerous to. the health of the 7000 men encamped yet, every step has been taken, and is being taken, to make it sanitary, healthy, and dry. I was very much interested in the excellent roads which have been laid down throughout the camp, with cement channelling on the sides, also in the clean and comfortable •huts for the men to sleep in. As far as the arrangements of the camp go, I don't think there is any possibility of any danger arising in the future, such as took place last winter.

" Hundreds of men were working in the camp, improving it in every direction. The thought that struck one most forcibly was that if what is being done now had been done 12 months ago there would have been an enormous difference in the health of the soldiers. One could not help reflecting that probably by the end of the war the camp would be in perfect order."