SICK AND WOUNDED.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16025, 17 September 1915, Page 9

SICK AND WOUNDED.

HOSPITAL REPORTS.

MORE ARRIVALS AT MALTA.

The Defence authorities issued t.he following hospital reports yesterday :— Pronounced out of danger:— Auckland Mounted Rifles: J. Fumiss, H. C. Middleton. Field Artillery : Dancerouslv ill August 18, J. R. Walker. Admitted to 19th General Hospital, Alexandria:— Canterbury Battalion : Dysentery, A. C. Burgess Sergeant T. H. "Aidridge, J. Wells. Field Engineers: Influenza, T. N. Rowe. Auckland Battalion: Dysentery, J. A. Williams. Auckland.Mounted Rifles: Enteritis, F. Hamlin. Field Ambulance: Dysentery, J. Lindsay. Maori Contingent : A. P. Porete. Divisional Headquarters, previously of Wellington Battalion: Dysentery, D. E. L. Rose. Disembarked at Malta, August 27: Field Engineers: Wounded slightly, C. Goldstone. Otago Mounted Rifles: General debility, H. Scrimgeour, A. C. Richards. Auckland Infantry Battalion: C. H. Hinfcon, G. A. Maunsell. Embarked for England — Canterbury Mounted Rifles: LieutenantColonel J. Findlay, Lieutenant W. Deans. Otago Mounted Rifles: Lieutenant E. A. Scott. Wellington Mounted Rifles: Captain C. R. Spragg. Canterbury Battalion: Captain A. C. B. Salmonson Critchley. Otago Infantry Battalion: Lieutenant F. L. Hunt. Staff Corps: Captain P. B. Henderson. Otago Battalion: Chaplain-Major J. A. j Luxford. j Admitted 15th General Hospital, Alexan--1 dria :— Auckland Mounted Rifles: Spinal concussion, slight, Lieutenant D. G. Moore. Bombay Presidency General Hospital, ! Alexandria:— Maori Contingent: Dangerously ill. H. ' K. Te Awarau. j Pronounced out of danger:— Maori Contingent: R. A. Wairau. Admitted 17th General Hospital:— Maori Contingent: Dysentery, condition satisfactory, Sunny Moore. Arrived at Royal Free Hospital, London :— Maori Contingent: Progressing favourably. Lieutenant W. H. Walker. Returned to Dardanelles, August 2: — Wellington Mounted Rifles : C. A. Ford, H. M. Thomas. Otago Mounted Rifles : F. Findlav, H. C. Birch. Auckland Battalion : G. L. Popple. A. Jolley, A. N. Ilacknew. Wellington Battalion : J. Thorp, D. Smith. W. J. Smith, F. M. Meuli, G. McSavney, J. G. Jackson. Canterbury Battalion : I. J. Woods, R. Rennie. Otago Battalion: W. Simpson, J. Q. Adamson. G. Fraser, A. I. Rea, W. O'Connell, R. ThompsonField Artillery : E. G. Norman. Medical Corps : Sergeant E. R. Norrie. Admitted to Greek Hospital, Alexandria :— Otago Battalion : J. O'Callaghan, diarrhoea. Wellington Battalion: J. H. S. Bamford. wounded right arm. Wellington Battalion : W. C. Berry. Admitted to 17th General Hospital, Alexandria — Army Service Corps, to Attached Mounted Field Ambulance : Sergeant A. Field, myalgia, slight. Field Artillery : J. P. Moriarty, jaundice. Veterinary Corps : E. 0. Jepson, diarrhoea, slight. Reported dangerously ill, Bombay Presidency General Hospital :— Canterbury Battalion : G. Johnston. Admitted to 15th General Hospital, Alexandria, September 5 — / Wellington Mounted Rifles : A. B. Taylor, gunshot, lung, severe. Admitted to 19th General Hospital, Alexandria, September 13 — Otago Mounted Rifles : T. F. McCarthy, disease not yet diagnosed. Admitted to 17th General Hospital, Alexandria :— Wellington Battalion : Sergeant D. Gifford-Moore, not yet diagnosed; H. J. Sommers. Auckland Battalion: Sergeant S. H. Crawford, not yet diagnosed. Admitted to 3rd Western General Hospital, Cardiff : — Field Artillery : H. G. Jenkin. Sick and wounded, embarked for England in hospital ship Devana, September 4:— Field Artillery : A. A. Playfair. Canterbury Mounted Rifles: W. H. P. Creed, J. Thomson. Otago Mounted Rifles : R. S. Wedge. Auckland Battalion : Corporal P. G. Pearce.