SICK AND WOUNDED.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16039, 4 October 1915, Page 7

SICK AND WOUNDED.

REPORTS FROM HOSPITALS.

&ORE ARRIVALS AT MALTA, i The Defence authorities issued the following hospital and progress report yesterday:— Disembarked at Malta:— Otaeo B.: Sergt. F. C. Whitakcr, C. CRobb. Mounted Rifle Brigade: Second-Lieut. E. J. McGregor, Capt. H. C. Glen dining. Otago B.: Lieut. E. F. Selby. ' Wellington M.R.: Capt A. H. Wilkie, Corp. H. L. Spratt. _ Auckland B.: Lieut. E. W. Maclean. Lieut. J- E. H. Mewett. Auckland M.R.: Lieut. W. Haeata. . Field Artillery: C. W. Ricketts, Bombardier T. Y. Turner. Sergt. J. F. HilL Engineers: W. Horgan. Otago M.R.: Trooper J. Ford. Slightly sick, disembarked at Malta:— Field Engineers: B. McClnre. A. D- Hall, 0. UcKenzie. Canterbury B.: Sergt. L. A. Caldwell. Sergt. W. E. Leadley. Lance-Corporal H. Ellen, W. Rowe, W. A. Hutchmgs. J. Mann, D. Mitchell. Canterbury M.R.: M. J. O'Brien. Otago B.: Sergt. H. J. Webb. E. E Nel- . son. C. L. McLean, Sergt. H. Harold, LanceCorporal A. Ryan. Otaeo M.R.: A. Kerr. Com. J. A. M. Cameron. Sergt.-M&joT W. A. Gustafson, Sergt.-Maior E. J. Haydon. Beret. H. E. Standring. T. Wills. Maori Contingent: Sergt. W. Tauri, C. Rotoatara. M. Marsh. J. H. Pereka, Ta Kumeroa, R. Namona. slightly wounded. Wellington B.: W. J. Smith, A. J. Mitchell. C. N. Reid. J. Millar. C. S. Masters, C Gardiner, A. G. Marshall. In English Hospitals. Admitted First Birmingham War Hospital. Ruebery:— Auckland B.: A. Thomas. N. M. Parkinson. Maori Contingent: Lance-Corporal K. H. Hakopa. Admitted Third Northern General Hospital. Sheffield, progressing favourably: — Auckland B.: W. L. Mason. Admitted Bombay Presidency General Hospital, Alexandria, dysentery, mild: — Wellington M.E.: H. Thompson. Admitted King George Hospital. London:— Wellington B.: T. J Morgan. R. J. Taylor. .Admitted Metropolitan War Hospital, Whitchurch. Cardiff: — Wellington B.: G. Walker. Admitted Naunton Hospital. Cheltenham: — Field Artillery: S. J. Youlden. Admitted Military Hospital. Torquay: — Divisional Headquarters: G. H. White. Auckland M.R.: C. G. Stichbury. Admitted Red Cross Hospital. Torquay: — Maori Contingent: R. Renata. Admitted Canadian Hospital. Taplow: — Otago B.: A. A. Thomson. • ' Admitted New Court Hospital, CheltencSm : — Canterbury M.R.: C. Wonnocott. Arrived London, progressing favourably: — Canterbury M.R: H. V. Walton. Admitted First Southern General Hospital. Birmingham:— Field Artillery: J. Payne. Medical Corps: F. H. Worsop. Otago M.R.: D. Ritchie, L. A. Hill, J. B. Wilson. . Admitted County of London War Hospital. Ensom : — Otago M.R.: A. R. Simon.

Dangerously 111. Field Engineers: C. S. Baine. Divisional Train: N. K. Koughton, enteric. ' Otago B.: W. D. Wilson. Pronounced out of danger:—■ Field Engineers: D. T. Fraser. Maori Contingent: M. Broughton. Discharged from hospital, Alexandria, convalescent : — Otaso B.: Corp. D. O'Connell. Embarked for England. Embarked for England from Malta, sick fend wounded: — Auckland M.R.: G. H. Black. D. P. Snow. Dangerously ill, Malta:— , Otago B.: Lance-Sergt. H. F. Prain. Disembarked at Malta, slightly Bick: — .Wellington M.R.: G. M. Dyer. W. O. J. IWatt. L. Williams. D. N. Allardice. _Auckland B.: Sergt. F. Molteni. H. Bunn, H. W. Hynes, L. H. Reid, H. J. Page, Sergt. it- Chambers. J. C. Ledz. T. A. Rushbrooie. _Auckland M.R.: T. E. Furoiss. G. E. Ellis,

Embarked at Malta for England:— Field Artillery: G. Peterson. Canterbury B.: F. J. Humphreys. Wellinfclon M.R.: K. Caldwell. Auckland B.: G. O. Boyd. % Disembarked at Malta, slightly sick:—Field Arti&sry: Corp. A. W. Roberts, F. W. Collins, P. J. T. Roselli. Engineers: WJ. B. Smith. Corp. R. V. Fox. A. Simpson, J. H. Snell, Sergt. P. C. Tite. J. A- Horablow, Corp. G. Marriott. • Canterbury B.: Lance-Corp. A. D. R. Rendle. B. O. Warrington. Canterbury M.R.: A. Stewart • Otago B-: T. V. Salmon J. Searle, J. Aitken, • Lance-Corp. J. Couehlan. Wellington B.: R. C. N. Blackett. S. Weatnerby, H. R. Green. A. A. Close. Medical. Corps: Corp. G. Freeme, K. Richards,- Sergt. J. Williams. W. F. Forrester. .'•'■, Army Service Corps: Quartermaster-Sergt W. T. A. Lloyd. Admitted ( 19th General "Hospital, Alexandria:—. Field -Artillery:. Epilepsy. F. R. Smith. Disembarked at Malta, slightly wounded: Field Artillery: Corp. G. Morton; slightly sick, E. Finer. Wellington M.R.. slightly «ck: v H. W. Honnor. R. M. Barrell. # Disembarked at Malta, slightly sick:— Auckland B.: E. Jeffs, Corp. G. Hodgson. Corp. S. B. Jones, G. E. Hardley. Medical Corps: I* D. Nicholson', LanceCorp. A. R. Hawke. » Army Service Corps: G. S. Walters. Pronounced out of danger:— Otago B.: R. Rillstone. Dangerously ill. New Zealand General Hospital. Cairo: — Otago B.: Enteric, J. W. Prattley. At Mudros: — _Field Engineers: Influenzas Lance-Corp. J. P. Fix. Disembarked at Malta. slightly sick: — Field Artillery: J. K. M. Gilmour, Sergt - Major G. R. Bain, J. P. Rennie, E. F. Pawson. Corp. J. E. McCarthy. CAfiE OP THE WOUNDED. NEW AMBULANCE UNIT. CAMP AT AWAPUNI. A new field ambulance unit, to be known as No. 2 New Zealand Field Ambulance, is being organised, and the command has been assigned to Major J. Hardie Neil, of Auckland. The,, training of the contingent, which will number about 300 men, will be carried out at Awapuni, near Palmerston North, and Major Neil will leave Auckland, to-night to take charge of the camp. Before proceeding to the front, the men will go through a thorough course of instruction.

The operations on the Galfipoli Peninsula are of such a nature that many surgical operations have to he carried out in the hospitals at the rear of the firing line, and in order that a large number of cases may be dealt with in as expeditious a manner as possible it is desired that the new unit shall be equipped with a complete surgical outfit. Modern sterilisers especially are needed, and gifts of these will be welcomed. Major Neil was trained at the Armv Medical School, Netlev, England. He saw service in the South African war. as medical officer to the fourth New Zealand contingent, and he was also principal medical officer to the contingent which went Home to attend the coronation of King Edward VII.