SICK AND WOUNDED.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16523, 25 October 1915, Page 2

SICK AND WOUNDED.

THE INVALIDED MEN. COT AND HOSPITAL CASES. ON TOETJA AND "WILLOCHRA The local Defence office yesterday received an additional cablegram regarding the sick and wounded men who are on board the transports Tofua and Willociira. The chief value of this "check list is to show the more serious, or "cot, xa&es ana the hospital' l cases. There are eix of the former and 70 of the latter on board the Tofua, along with 11 convalescent cases, while on the Willochra there are 27 of the former and 129 of the latter. In the case of each vessel those men who are riot included in either of these lists will be able to prooeed to their homes. It may also be found that by the time the transports arrive here a proportion of the hospital oases may have improved sufficiently ■ to allow the men to' travel. This information has been supplied to us before it reaches the relatives of the men from; an official source in order that they may be acquainted, with the condition of tneir friends as early, as possible, this course having been rendered necessary owing to the short time intervening before the arrival of the vessels. The new lists are as follow:— THE TOFUA. OOT CASES. The following are the cot cases on the Tofua:— AUCKLAND BATTALION. James A. Gawn. William Redgard Olsen. Waltet Leslie Nicholas Lawrence. Joseph Donald Painton'. CANTERBURY BATTALION. Harvey Macdonald Vincent. FIELD AMBULANCE. Theodore Coward. HOSPITAL CASES. The following are the hospital cases on the Tofua:— v OTAGO BATTALION. George Campbell, James Robert Clearkin. R. Cox. " Joseph Henry May. • T. L. Meehan. Earnest Parkin. Ernest Johnston Reed. James Stuart. ■ William Robert Towns. ' Louis - Tristam. Ralph Edward Miller •'Wilson. * OTAGO MOUNTED. Joseph Patrick Davis. AUCKLAND BATTALION Percy Thomas Bullen. Austin Edward Coakley. David Monteith. William James Slines. Thomas Henry Ford Tcape. AUCKLAND MOUNTED. Victor Muldrock. Walter James Price. Francis Storey. , Ernest Percy Shelley Sweetman. WELLINGTON BATTALION. Frank Jude Fougere. Joseph William Gate. ■ Thomas Joseph' Keighran. - Frederick "Mundell. , Ernest Palmer. Wilfred Pope. ' John Potter. H. Augustus Randrup. ; Edward Slow. , George Soffe. ' Ernest Svensen, Douglas Stewart. Lawrence Philip Thaxter. Henry . Arthur Wetster. Henry Gordon Wilson. / WELLINGTON MOUNTED. Wm. Stanley Coleman. Jas. 1 Guy Thomson. " ■ Jas. Archibald Wilson. CANTERBURY BATTALION. ■ John Child. » W. C. Cooke. C. Dalley. • \ Leonard Jas. Foley. ■ Farquhar M'Crae Gilmore, Jack Hall. Horace Ives , Leonard Register. Vivian Roy Sanderson. Win. Crisp Sbott . Frederick Shaw. i Edwin Frank Vincent: / , Gordon 'Thomas Wright. • . ' CANTERBURY MOUNTED. Edward Spencer. Herbert Joseph Steer. Walter Stanley Wright. Harry Deidrich Webb. ' FIELD ENGINEERS. . Oh as. -Patrick Fair. G. H. Macan. Alexander Slimpson. Richard Williams. 1 Andrew Young. ■ ( FIELD ARTILLERY. Alfred Cyril Parker. George Logan Robertson. Albert Edwin Taylor., '■> FIELD AMBULANCE. : Private Herbert Metcalfe. MAORI CONTINGENT. Te Austutehanga Taupaki. 1 H-ataraka Mataia.: ■ . . ... VETERINARY CORPS. Robert Thos> Roberts. . CONVALESCENT CASES. 5 The following men on board the Tofua are reported as convalescent :— . AUCKLAND BATTALION. . Edward Douglas Board man. William Alfred Coggins. ' . John Collins. Lester Edward Quintal!. William Edward Roigard, George, Skellern. ' ' Arthur George Slhewring. William John Waldron. " WELLINGTON BATTALION. Frederick Reuben Swain. ' Ronald Douglas Turnbull. Arthur William Vyner. ' 4 - WILLOCHRA. COT CASES. The following are the- cot cases on hoard .the Willochra:— 1 , OTAGO BATTALION. Jas. Mitchell M'Gregor. Francis Wni. Mailman. , . Ronald Alex. Maxwell AUCKLAND BATTALION. - Arnaud Henry M'Kellar. Leslie Richard Shannon. Sidney Chas. Wells. WELLINGTON BATTALION. Sydney Martin Anderson. Bertie Cooke. J. A. M'Laughlin. ' Clyde Alfred Rummey. Joseph Albert Twist. WELLINGTON MOUNTED. , Francis Hawke Cash. CANTERBURY BATTALION. Daniel Jason M'Beath. Robert Massey. Owen Rogers. Donald Williamson Smith CANTERBURY MOUNTED. Thomas Edwin Squire. FIELD ARTILLERY. .Edwin Joynt. MAORI CONTINGENT. Tame Potanga. HOSPITAL: CASES.

The following are the hospital cases ,on board the Willochra: — OTAGO BATTALION. Ernest Stanley Aeton. James M'G'regor Ballook. Frederick Barlow, Horace Braithwaite. Henry Butcher, John Carroll. William Patrick Casey. John Darlison. Thomas Edwards. Allan George Girvan. Frederick Leonard Girvan. Henry Guyton. George Robert Hadfield. John Henry Hardy. Douglas Alex. Higgie. John Loudon Johnstone. Lawrence Kitt. Thomas Smith Knox. Joseph Lennane. Henry Bevesley George Lewis. Charles Allenton Kerse. Angus M'lvor. James M'Mullin. Richard Houston M'Neice, James Frederick Milner. Patrick O'Connor. John Richrvrd Spratt. Richard Trembath. George Allen Young. OTAGO MOUNTED. George Anderson. Ernest Green.

Robert Turnbull Huoklebridge. Peter Catanach M'Leod. Stewart Samuel Shaw. John Thomas. Herbert Roland Williams. George Corliss Black. Malcolm Blaikie. James. Francis Burt. Harry Calder. John Joseph Cassidy. AUCKLAND BATTALION. William Alfred. William Alfred Allen. ChaWes Frederick Bennett. Daniel O'Connell Boyle. Lawrene George Burko. . ' Bruce Cameron. Frederiok Clayton. Cecil John _ Cottingham John Hamill Davidson. 1 Athol Guy Frost. Jack Harris. . Robert Joseph M'Kenna. John Henry Mansell. Gerald Wilfred Matthews. Thomas Wm. Medhurst. George Harold Riley. AUCKLAND MOUNTED. Harry Bonnington. Percy Edward Breingan. Leslie Corcoran. Percy Fulton. Richard Cecil I-lerbsrt Hollis. Gordon Cecil Leighton. Robert M'Naul. WELLINGTON BATTALION. Williajn Allen.' Harold Amos. Charles -Robert Barker. Thomas Charles Bilby'. Arthur Leslie Brown.Edmund Corbett. Harry Cropper. Carl Norman Devery. Arthur. Durling. „ ' ■ William Richard Goldfinch. Wallace. William Hansford. Patriok Higgina. Ernest William Hine. Herbert Hughes. S. J. Lowry. Robert Merritt. > . Henry Rynall Miller. Frederick Jamos Smith. - , John Sullivan. WELLINGTON MOUNTED. Thomas Wemyss Bohlsen. Stuart Lochiel Cameron. Arthur ;Edward Cooper. Frederick Crompton. Alex. M'Keilzie. . Norman Alfred Miller. Charles Percy. . CANTERBURY BATTALION. . Edward Stewait Agnew. Cyril Burt. William Neil Campbell. ' Leonard Arthur Cox. " . Albert Richard Cropp. Gordon William Duncan. Thomas. A. Fitzgerald. • v - Alfred Langley Philip Gibbens. James Jones. Patriok Joseph Joyce. i Robert Laing. J ... John M'Donald. Clarence Henry Milner. , Michael O'Malley. Delabere Geoffrey . Pritchetfc, CANTERBURY MOUNTED! ' Percy Batty. Henny Malby CSotton. ' Patrick James Crannitch. Wallace .Furphy. John Harnett. William Ernest Heald. John Lott. William Robert M'Connell. John William M'Leod. Harold James Moore. Alfred Whiting. ' j ; FIELD ENGINEERS. William Alcock. Royce Hall. , Robert Millar. 1 Godfrey Clive Miller. • ' FIELD ARTILLERY. Garnett Archibald Goodwin; —. Hanes. . Henry Louis Patenson. i James Pearce. . Andrew; Crow Riddell. FIELD AMBULANCE. Eiio Mackay Campbell. Edgar Guthrie. , HEADQUARTER® DIVISIONAL TRAIN. Charles Edward Clark. Carl Herbert Sandman. . ATTACHED TO HEADQUARTERS. Percy Leonard Caldwell. VETERINARY CORPS. Thomas M'Avinue. 1 MAORI CONTINGENT. Roy Delaney. Friday ' Patriok Hawkins. Heri Te Paa. , Tiare Haerahuka. .■ ADDITIONAL MEN .ON • WILLOCHRA. The following names of men on board the Willochra have not yet been published OTAGO BATTALION. A.G.Valentine.. Sydney Taylor Garrard. OTAGO MOUNTED. C. S. Grant.' FIELD ARTILLERY. , J. E. Findlay. . • FIELD AMBULANCE. A.'. E. J. Parsons. A. O. Bennett. F. W. Walsh. ' A. Service.:' 1 E. A. Arnold. L. G. Bell. . ■ ' W. L. Oates. ' J. R. Moore. A. S. N. Johnson. L. Picken. < C. H. Quinn. ATTACHED TO HEADQUARTERS. H. Sycamore. R. Yarrow. The name! of F. DysaJci > (Otago Mounted) was previously •; included in the list of those returning by the Tofua, but he is coming by the Willochra.

AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES, •v SYDNEY, October 23. • The ninety-seventh casualty list shows : — KILLED IN ACTlON.—Sixteen men. DIED FROM WOUNDS.—Ten men. DIED FROM ILLNESS.—Six men. WOUNDED.—Three officers aid 1 79 men. , ILL.—Two officers and 296 men, including Sergeant-major E. A. HARDEY, Privates . J.' COLE, J. LISTER, and G. GOULD. ' , ; DISEMBARKED AT MALTA.—W. HOSIE, R. W. MACFAYDEN, and' W. A. W. GUDGEON, f ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL AT ALEXANDRIA (previously, reported ill or wounded). —Corporal V. STRONG, Privates J. M'EVOY and J. CALDWELL. ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL AT BIRMINGHAM. — Lance-corporal R. H. CHAMBERS, Privates J. P. SMITH and: D. FRYER. ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL AT LONDON.—Privates J. P. REID, T. W. WILSON, J. M'CULLAGH, and E. R. BEBOURBEL. ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL, AT EASTLEIGH —Privates J. P. BLACK and R. M'UKEGOR. EMBARKED FOR ENGLAND.—Sergeant C.' HUDSON (previously reported dangerously ill, now progressing very favourably).