DEATHS OF SOLDIERS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17012, 20 November 1918, Page 6

DEATHS OF SOLDIERS.

TWO HUNDRED VICTIMS.

REPORTS NOW MORE OHEERING. [bt TKUEoaii'H.—passs issocimoif,] i WELLINGTON, Tuesday.

Fifty-four more names are published of soldiers who have succumbed to influenza, and it is estimated that some 200 have fallen victims, The epidemic is especially severe .on returned men, who have not fully recovered, from their wounds, and who are too weak to throw off the attack.

The : news from the military camps is more cheering to-day. In Featherston Camp Hospital thero is oily one-third the number of men .now thai there was about a week ago, and nearly half the patients at Trentham are convalescent. ..;

Major McKenzie, chief records officer at Trentham, died from influenza to-day.

LIST 07 AUCKLAND MEN.

The following names of Auckland men appear in the latest : list of deaths from influenza at the military camps:— ■ Pte. Fred.; Wm. B. Hooton, Nov. 14- • : Mr. W. Hooton, Auckland (f.). Pte. Neil Alf. H. : Smart, Nov. 15, bronchial pneumonia — Mrs. Agnes Smart, Remuera, Auckland. Pte. Peter Webb Pullman, Nov. 15— E. E. Pullman, Onerahi, Whangarei ,(w.). : ■ .■'■:?■ 2nd Lieut. J. A. Melville, Nov. 15— . Melville, sen., Cambridge (m.). Pte. Kenneth G. Brown, Nov. 14—Mrs. Agnes Brown/ Takapuna, Auckland ■ ;,iw»). . '■■■■■'■• '■.:■'. ■■' .■-' Pte. Arthur Geo. Sullivan, Nov. 14—Mrs. A. Sullivan, Epsom, Auckland (w.). Pte. Edward Burton. Nov. 14-Mis. M. Burton. Auckland (w.). Pte. Alfred Galvan, Nov. 14, pneumonia Mrs. Galvan, Raglan (m.). Pte. John Oonriell, Nov. 14, influenza and pneumonia—Mr. M. J, Connell, Auck- . land (b.). ■:.'■-. Pte. Robert Stewart, Nov. 14, pneumonia —Miss C. Stewart, Auckland. Pte. Lionel Foliey, Palmerston North Hospital, Nov. 13, bronchial pneumonia—Mrs. Folley, Mount Roskill, Auckland.