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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16053, 20 October 1915, Page 9

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SOLDIERS' EETUEN

SISX AND WOUNDED.

WILLOCHRA'S CONTINGENT.

DUE AT END OF MONTH.

ATJCKLANDERS INCLUDED.

. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

Wellington, Tuesday. The Defence Department has issued a list of the sick and wounded soldiers returning by the Willochra, which is due about October 30. The list of officers and Aucklanders is as follows :— STAFF OFFICERS. Majors Jordan, Mackesy, and Purchas. Captains Boxer, Cross, Munro, Short. Captain Chaplains Bush King, McLenamin. Lieutenants Grut, Hargest, Hartnell, Millard, Mitchell, Purdy, OaKey. Sergeant-Major Talbot. Sergeants Campbell, Okane. Nurses Butler, Grant, Nutsey, Scott, Sutherland, Wilkie. AUCKLAND BATTALION. William Alfred (No. 12/493), James Allen, William Alfred Allen (Wanganui), Leonard Gross Ansell. Sydney Barker, Robert Bates, Charles Frederick Bennett, William Beridge, W. Frederick Berry, Charles Frederick Bickerton (No. 12/3215), James Stewart Black, Arthur W. Boothby (Waihi), Jno. Reginald Boyes, Dan O'Connell Boyle (Taumarunui), Lawrence Geo. Burke (Dargaville). Albert Edward Calder, Bruce Cameron, Vivian Norman Carter, Fred Clayton (Waimauku), Herbert Conway, Edward Corfield, Cecil Jno. Cottingham, Claude James Coutts, Arthur Benjamin Cox, Frederick Crilby (No. 12/521), William Cronin. Jno. Hamill Davidson, H. Chas. Downie. H. J. Fitzgibbons, H. Thomas Ford, Athol Frost. Trevlyn Guy, Arthur George, Chas. H. Gladstone Glover, Francis H. Goodwin, Jno. W. Grice, Holmes Geo. Gullick. Gavin Hamilton (Wairuna), Jack Harris, Jno. Henderson, William Henshaw, Chas. Hopkins (Napier), Basil Herbert Humphrey. Reginald Maguire Lord. William McGraith, Martin McDermott, Phillip Mchines, Arnaud H. McKellar, Robert Joseph McKenna, Lawrence H. Hayes McKenzie, Claude McKinder, Alex. McLean, Edmund McSweeney, Thos. Donald Maizey, William Mannion, Jno. H. Mansell. J. Martin, Gerald Wilfred Matthews, Thorn is W. Medhurst (Opotiki), Alfred Morton. Albert Leopold Neilson. Thos. W. O'Callaghan, George Phillip Osborne. Sidney Robert Phillips. Lewis Robert Ridling Geo. Harold Riley. Leslie Richard Shannon, Chas. James Skinner, Edward Turner Leslie Sutton (Taupiri). Sydney Chas. Wells (Thames). AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES. Reo. Wilfred Bicheno, Brian Blennerhassett, Norman Elennerhassett, Harry Bonnington, Percy Edward Breingen (Gisborne). Tames Joseph Clark (Auckland), Hugh jFines Collins, Leslie Corcoran (Otohunga), Douglas Jno. Cunningham, Gerald Cut- ; field (Kaipara). ' Jno. Dawson, Alexander Donaldson. Percy Fulton. Gordon Cecil Garland. Richard Herbert Hollis. V incent Jamea Innes. /alter Hiltor Jones. vieo. Vernon Keiih. Gordon Cecil Leighton, Joseph Wm. Lookhe; d, Robt :>vd : ler. Thos. Joseph McCarthy, P.obert McNaul, Auton Matthe.vs, Jno. Harry Douglas Milieu, Jas. Green Milne, Riclv.iu Mackeioth, Alfred Buiton Mossman. Wm. Robert Pattison, William Magnus Petersen. Duncan Kennedy Sutherland. MAORI CONTINGENT. John Arthur. Roy Delaney. Piri Ellison (Waikanae). Ahini Hamiti, Friday Patrick Hawkins, Kohitanana Hemana, Kipa Hori (Coromandel), Tawi Hospia. Thomas Lambert (Frasertown), Joseph Lucas. Whare Mills.' David Nelson (Waimarama). ] Tau Paranihi, Tame Potangi (Waitotara). Rapi Tamihana, Heri Haerahuka Tiari iepa (Te Puke). FIELD ARTILLERY. Stanley Green (Raetihi). Tics Pearce (Ohoko). AMBULANCE. Harold Bayliss (Manukau). Gates. Joseph Guest. | ENGINEERS. William Alcock. Francis Bedford. Peter Ellice. Robert Hoy. Randall Melville, Archibald Mcintosh, Robert Millar. Samuel Neels (Helensville). ARMT SERVICE CORrS. Howard Drinan. VETERINARY CORPS. John Major.

TREATMENT IN ALEXANDRIA.

NO COMPLAINTS FROM MEN. [BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.] Dunedin, Tuesday. The Hon. J. Allen received the following cablegram from Colonel R. H. Rhodes, at Alexandria: " Leaving for Mudros. New Zealand sick and wounded are well cared for in Alexandria hospitals and convalescent homes; no complaints as to treatment. Convalescents are anxious to return to the front without delay. The base post office was moved on Saturday to a commodious building."