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NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES. (Pkb United Pbkss Association.) t WELLINGTON, June 22. Tho • following' list was issued to-day. t Where tho rank is not specified tho soldier is a privato, trooper, sapper, gunner, 'or rifleman, as tho caßo may be. Tho ,names of tho next-of-kin ' are . given in parentheses:— Killed in Action. CANTERBURY INFANTRY. ' (June 7.) >J '' JENNINGS, ALBERT CHARLES, Sergeant (Mr James Jennings, Nelson, father). v ROBINSON, RICHARD THOMAS (Mr , Herbert A. Robinson, Spring Creek, brother). TAYLOR, MORTON ONSLOW, Lancc- ... .corporal (Mrs Janet Aitkon Taylor, Inver..cargfll, wife). , DIVISIONAL SIGNALLING COMPANY. • (June 10.) WILTSHIRE, FRANK WILLIAM (Mr -- Alfred William Wiltshire, Wintey, England, --father). MAORI CONTINGENT. (Juno 7.) TEMTJIHA, JOHN' (Whawhai Nataua, 1 ' Ohau, step-sister). Died from Wounds. FIELD ARTILLERYI (June 11.) WRIGHT, AUGUSTUS ALAN, Corporal (Mr Henry Wright, Sydenham, father). CANTERBURY INFANTRY. (Juno 7.) PALMER, PERCHVAL JAMES, Lieuten- ■ .ant (Mr A. J. Palmer, Nelson, father). . (Juno 11.) NUTSFORD, HENRY GEORGE (Mrs ; P. J. Nutsford, Maungai). ■ RIFLE BRIGADE. (No date given.) . JACKSON, PERCY HAMILTON. Lanco•'W corporal (Mrs C. J. Jackson, Dominion road, 11--Auckland). jf DOMINION SIGNALLING COMPANY. {June 11.) ;: 'PROUDE, ROBT. JACKSON (Mrs K. ■ ~Proude, Remuera, mother), r -:- MAORI CONTINGENT. «■ (Juno 7.) ' |HILL, HEMI • (Miss Ellen HOI, Raukokini, sister). Reported Wounded; now Reported Not Wounded. CANTERBURY INFANTRY. GARNER, JOHN. COLEMAN (Mrs ; sdßsther Garner. Northampton, Englajid, mother). • MAITLAND, WILLIAM JAMES (Mr J. '"Maitland, Clinton, father). ; Previously Reported Slightly " Wounded, Remaining with Unit; now Reported Wounded Severely. FIELD ARTILLERY I . (June 9.) •• 'JONES, WTLIJAM HENRY, lieutenant f;{Mra J. M. Phillips, Napiot, mother). Reported Wounded; " now Reported Accidentally injured and Admitted to Hospital. (Juno 8.) TINKHAM, KENNETH TULLY (Mr Alfred H. Tinkham, Glentonna, Father). Previously Reported Wounded; now Reported Accidentally injured. CANTERBURY INFANTRY. .. GEE, CLAUDE ANDERSON (Mr Wm. Geo, Spreydon, father). Wounded. FIELD ARTILLERY. (Juno 8.) ADIJNGTON, ERNEST ROBERT (Mrs •Eliza Adlington,. Nowington, London, mother). , WOODS, WILLIAM .MAURICE (Mrs W. M. Woods, Lower Vincent street, Auck--land, mother). MACHINE GUN CORPS. ; (June 7.) , MURRAY, WILLIAM MTNTOSH, :. Lance-corporal (Mrs H. W. Parker, Timaru, mother). (Juno 8.) LYNCH, THOMAS (Miss J. Lynch, Milford, Temuka, sister). . . (June 10.) ALLEWAY, ARTHUR OSCAR (Mr C. Alleway, New Brighton, father). > DOONEY, JOHN FRANCIS (Mr P. • Dooney, Meanee, father). M'LEAN, WILLIAM .ROBT. , (Mr R. , L. M'Lean, Napier, father). ' MANSON, WILLIAM (Mr Geo. Manson, ?.. North-East Valley, brother), if NESDALE, FRANCIS, Lance-corporal (Mra ML Nesdale, Kimbolton, mother). TURNBULL, TOM (Mrs A. Phillips, Napier, sister) ( 11.) .u LAY, DENIS, Lance-corporal (Mrs Israel • Lay, Charmery, Berks, England). • PALMERj GEORGE (Mrs E. M. Palmer, - Honikwi, wife). ENGINEERS. (Juno 7.) DUNN, CHARLES (Mrs W. Mac Kinder, England, sister). (June 8.) DRAKE, GEORGE ALFRED (Mrs G. H. Drake, St. Clair, wife). .! ' ' AUCKLAND INFANTRY. 11 JOHNS, STANLEY OSBORNE (Mrs M. Johns, Jervois road, Auckland, mother). (June 5.) ' PREECE, JAMES WATKIN A. (Miss A, Preec®, Coromandel, sister). WELLINGTON INFANTRY. ; . (June 5.) . BRIANT, FRANK CECIL (Mr Harold Stanley Briant, Mahunga, Matawhai, father). ~ (June 7.) MTLENAGHAN. JOHN FRANCIS, i Lance-corporal (Mr John M'Lenaghan, ißangiwahia, father). MOTT, EDWARD (Mr Richard Mott, Research Bay, Tasmania, father). ' (June 8.) ATKINS, WILFRED (Mr F. Atkins, Finsbury Pavement, London, father) BRIERLEY, THOMAS OLIVER (Mrs Alico Brierley, Onehunga, mother). CORKILL, ROY, Sergeant (Mr Thomas Corkill, Hawora, father).' , CUiIMINGS, JOHN EDWARD (Miss F. : \ Cummings, Mount Eden, sister) ' DAWSON, VICTOR WILLIAM HENRY (Mr;F. W. Dawson. Rimu, father). .-(GAGEN, ARTHUR CYRIL, Sergeant ■i." (Mrs M. E. Gagen. Wellington, mother) GIBSON, ALBERT JOHN BLAIR (Mrs F. R. Gibson. Hamilton, mother). ..GILL. WILLIAM JAMES, Lancc-cor-* poral (Mr W. J. Gill, Castel. Guernsey, father). GREENMAN, WALTER GEORGE (Mrs Greenman. Littleton, Chippenham. England. mother). JENSEN, CHRISTIAN TCOLLE (Mr J. K;. Jensen. Daimevirke. father). -JOHNSON, SYDNEY ALEX. V. (Mrs i..' G. Johnson, Wellington, mother) JAINES. FRED ETSNF.ST (Mr C. B. Janos. Wellinirton, brothrr). LAW. PERCY GEORGE (Mr Joseph , Larw, Hawera. father). MATTHEW, WILLIAM H. (Mr Honry I . West. Pukokoho. step-fnthorl VEALE, ' JOHN RTCHARD. Lance- | corporal (Mrs Jas. ■ Veale, Norsewood • . toother). CANTERBURY INFANTRY. (Juno 7.) ADAMSON, HENRY EDGAR (Messrs Pitt arid Moore, solicitors, Nelson, agents) -IiROMELL, MILTCN CONWAY (Mr R. H. Bromoll, Sherry River, father). CARLTON, PERCY JOHN (Mr Frank I. Carlton, Timaru, brother). COPLAND, WATT GEORGE (Mr J. - Copland, Ashburton, father). GIBSON, ARTHUR GORDON (Mrs Flor- ,. cnce May Gibson, Westport, mother) GRAY; CHARLES LOWRIE (Mr W. L. Gray, Winton, father). HILLS, WM. (Mra I>~na Ward, Pptone). J ONES, LESLIE JOHN (Mrs M'Kay Kaiti, sister). ' .. .. _ THOMPSON, D. (Mr .Vohn .Thomuoc Normanby, father). (June 8.) ' INWOOD, HENRY FOSTER (Mrs A. T. In wood. Sydenham). - LEWIS, BANETT (Mra A. Lewis, Carlton, Melbourne, wife). AUCKLAND INFANTRY. (Junt 7.) HALPIN, ANDREW (Mr Jas. Halpin :• Alexandra, father). ' { ' ALEXANDER, JOHN STEWART (Mrs Ann Crawford High street, Dunedin)?

BRIGADE. \ (Juno 9.) ' GENTjTNGTON, WM. ARTHUR G., , t ' Tomporary Captain (Mra Azaiio Genlington, Codara, £ngland)U fg-' ' *

BEEHAN, ANSELM PEROME, Second Lieutenant (Hon. W. Beehan, Graftou road, Auckland, father). (Juno 7.) CROFT, FREDERICK, Company Sergt.major (Mr Wm. Croft, Whakapara, father). KENNISH, ALFRED (Mrs F. Kcnnish, Santon, Isle of Man, mother). LIDDLE, CHARLES WM. (Mr W. Liddlo, To Hirua, father). NORGROVE, STANLEY EDMUND (Mrs NorgTove, Welling*ton, wife). O'DONNELL, EWART BERNARD, Corporal (Mv P. O'Donnell, Ekotaliuna, father). MEDICAL CORPS. (Juno 7.) SQUIRE, EVERLEY JOHN (Mr J. Squire, Collingwood, father). 3MAORI CONTINGENT. (Juno 3.) WINONGI, WIREMU PAKI (Rangimuiura Wiremu Paki, Northcote, wife). (Juno 7.) P. (Tangata Mauke, uncle). PIKIKOTUKA, 'TAME (Robert Curtis, Rotoiti). » „TUKI, MANU (Mrs M. Brett, Manawahe, Matata, mother). Wounded Accidentally. ENGINEERS. (June 12.) BLACK, RALPH JOHN, Lieutenant (Mr A. Black, Albany street, Dunedin, father). Wounded; Admitted to Hospital. FIELD ARTILLERY. (June 11.) THORNETT, ARTHUR (Mrs Harry Arnold, Petone). MACHINE GUN CORPS. (June 8.) • COONEY, LEONARD WM. (air Wm. King Cooney, Ngaio). DU'RRANT, ARTHUR FRANK (Mrs Kato H. Durrant, Waipiro Bay, mother). GALLAHER, SYDNEY BEDFORD (Mr J. C. Gallaher, Northern Roller Mills, Auckland). O'NEILL, THOMAS Z. (Mrs W. O'Neill, Westport, mother). RENTON, WM. JAMES (Mr R. Renton, Mormngton, father). SPIERS, ROBERT STIRLING, Lanoecorporal (Mr James Spiers, Uddington, Glasgow, father). STUBBS, FREDERICK CHAS. (Mr C. Stubbs, Devonport). (June 10.) DRUMMOND, GEO. WILFRID (Mrs S. Drummond, Rangataua). T STANLEY, Lance-corporal (Mr T/V,? n ° 8 ' Palmerston North, father), r ™ FEANCIS HENRY (Mrs Keen, Loudon !North, mother). (June 11.) Ira A. B. Rodger, Holyrood, Roslyn). ENGINEERS. (June 8.) SAMPSON, GERARD WM., Sergeant (Mrs I'. Sampson, Wanganui, mother). (June 9.) RUSSELL, JOHN THOMSON (Mra Agnes Russell, Hikurangi). _,^^-^l^l^l2 TjTj, WM. (Mrs Christina M'D. Macucie, Kaitangata). (Jimo 11.) BIRCH, THOMAS (Mrs J. Birch, Matakohe, wife). EASTON, MATTHEW GEORGE (Mrs E. B. Easton, Wanganui, mother). KESSELL, RONALD COLENSO (Mrs G-. Kessell. Devonport). AUCKLAND INFANTRY. (June 7.) HAWKES, ROBERT EDWIN (Mrs M. Hawkes. Tapu, Tliames, mother). (June 9.) M'GRATH, WM. (Mrs J. Cole, Lambeth road. Dunedin, mother). TAYLOR. OWEN ARTHUR (Mr Robert Taylor, High street, Auckland, father). WESTBURY, GEORGE HENRY (Mr E. F. Westbury, Federal street, Auckland, father). (June 1L) HERRING, GEORGE (Mr C. Herring, Grey Lynn). WELLINGTON INFANTRY. (No date given.) PITTAMS, JOSEPH HENRY (Mrs Margaret Pittams, Owliango, mother). (May ol.) WILLIAMS, ALdj'RED E'RNEST (Mrs E. H. Williams, Wainui-o-mata, mother). (Jxme 8.) DEADMAN, EDWARD ALFRED (Mr Arthur A. Deadman, Ohakune, father). DIOKEY, SAMUEL LU'ITON (Mr Jas. S. Dickey, iSt. Helier's Bay, brother). • GLEESON, HERBERT (Miss E. Gleeson, Cashmere Hills, sister). HALL, FREDERICK FRANCIS (Mrs J. A. Hall, Picton, mother). HANSEN, PETER WM. (Mrs R. P. Hansen, Mauriceville West, mother). HOPKINS, EDMUND CHAS. (Mr Hy. Hopkins, Rahotu, father). JAHN, GUSTAVE (Mrs Zucker, Wellington, mother). iVI'CALLUM, MALCOLM (Mr Dugald M'Callum, Petone, father). MUNRO, CHARLES (Mr Henry Munro, Gasterton, Victoria, .brother). RICHARDS, SYDNEY THOS. (Mr A. C. llicliards, Drax, West Yorkshire, father). SI-lOrrER, VERNON JOHN (Mr J. M. Shotter, Midhurst, father). TAYLOR, ERNEST (Mr W. R. Taylor, Wellington)." (June 9.) COLLINS, LEONARD (Mr A. Collins, Palmerston North, uncle). COLQUHOUN, WALTER, Lancecorporal (Mrs W. Connor, Mount Wilson, N.S.W.). DEATH, NORMAN GEORGE ALEX. (Mr Joseph E. Death, Marton, father). NEILD, CYRIL WHITE HURST (Mrs C. Nield, Paeroa, mother). (Juno 10.) AELEN, LEONARD HENRY, Lancesergeant (Mrs Vera May Allen, Kilbirnie, wife). BANNISTER, ALEX. MASTERS (Mrs H. Bannistor, Longbush, mother). ' BOWMAN, ROBERT BENJAMIN (Mr B. F. Bowman, Opunake, father). BRENNAN, PETER (Mrs B. Brennan, Countv Roscommon, Ireland, mother). CHILD, PAUL GABRIEL (Mr A. B. Child, Publio Works Office, Dunedin, brother). DEVINE, HENRY CHARLES (Mrs O'Keefc, Hobart, sister). GOULD, JAMES ROY (Mrs J. Piper, JEox 711. Auckland, mother). ■ : HARRIS, LEWIS ROBERTSON (Mrs C. L. Harris, Maarton). JEFFERSON WM. BURDIN (Mrs E. G. Jefferson, Opawa, wife). LEPINE, EIRIC DUDLEY (Mrs Lepino, New Plvmouth, mother). , LONGMORE, LEITH ANDERSON (Mr J. E. Longmore, Banff, Scotland, father). M'CHESNEY, THOMAS (Mr James M'Chesney, Marton, father). M'KAY. ALBERT JAS. (Mrs Elizabeth M'Kay. Bluff, mother). M'QUAY, WILLIAM (Nurso M'Quay, Stratford, mother). PRYOR. JAMES JOHN, Temporarycorporal (Mr William Pry or. Wellington). THOMAS, GEORGE HENRY (Mrs R. Thomas. Te Awamutu, mother). WARD. CYRIL ALBERT (Mr A. P. Ward. Wcstovm. New Plymouth, father). WILLIAMS. GEORGE EDWARD (Mrs S. A. Williams, Kawakawa, mother). CANTERBURY INFANTRY. (June 8.) WILLIAMS, FRANK, Sergeant (Mr B. Williams, Timaru, brother). (June 9.) GIBBS, ISAAC (Mr Frcderiolc Gibbs, Tapawera, brother). SNOWDEN, GEORGE "WM. (Mrs D. Snowdcn, Riwaka, mother). OTAGO INFANTRY. (June 8.) BROWNING, CECIL (Mr J. Browning, Hants, England). HAMILTON, JOHN M'CAU SL AND, Lance-corporal (Mrs 'A. M'C. Hamilton, Bluff, mother). JUNUE, CHARLES ROBERT (Mis W. Junge, St. Kilda, mother). LINES, AUSTIN EDMUND (Mrs A. E. Lines, Mangahua, wife). MARRIOTI, RUPERT, Lance-corporal (Mrs J. Marriott, Bealey avenue, Christchurch, wiEe). TOPP, JOHN (Mrs J. Topp, Medbury, North Canterbury, mother). _ WALL. IIiUIOLD (Mrs M. Wall, Hast- ■ ings, mother). (Juno 9.) SWEENEY, JOHN (Mrs Louisa Sweeney, Waipukurau, wife). (Juno 10.) BENNETT, JOHN (Mrs L. Haberfield, Invcrcargill, mother). CONWAY, LEO, Lance-corporal (Mrs Croke, Horito, Wellington). ELLIS, HENRY ALBERT (Mr A. T. Ellis, Waipahihi, father). JACOBSEN,- EDWARD (Mrs Graco A. Jacobscn, Cave rah am, -wife). MASLIN, THOMAS SYDNEY (Mr Tbos. Henry Maslin, Gore, father). (Juno 11.) HANIjEY, JOHN (Miss Catherine HanIcy, Wellington). MITCHELL, WM. JAMES (Mr R. T. Mitchell, Rudston, Oamaru, father). RIFLE BRIGADE. (Juno 7.) GUNION, ALAN DOQGLAS (Mrs E. Gunion. Maori Hill). HAMMOND, ERIC CECIL (Mr Robert Hammond, Roiufotea, father).

SCETUAIITFEGtEIR, ALBERT FELIX ' Scliuaxfcfegcr, Pirongia, mother). THOMSON, THOMAS MOORE (Mrs btuart lhomson, Bothwell, Lanarkshire). (June 8.) WM. ALBERT HORACE (Mr J. L. Barlow, Lower Hirtt, father). HINTON, LESLIE FRANK (Mr J. Hinton, Matangi). KELMAN," WILLIAM (Mrs A. Kelraan, Aberdeen). TETLEY, GEORGE OOLJN (Mr George, ictley, Bawerawo, Hauraki Plains, father). _ (Juno 9.) CHRISTOPHER HOANI (Mrs Marion Rankine, East Sheen, London). PIONEERS BATTALION. (May 30.) DRISCOLL, ANDREW (Mr John Driscoll, Goro, father). Wounded; Embarked for England DIVISIONAL SIGNALLING- COMPANY. (Juno 9.) TASSILL, CHARLES THOMAS (Mrs E. A. Tosaill, Marton, mother). Slightly Wounded; Remaining with Unit. MACHINE GUN CORP a (Juno 13.) MANSON, ALEXANDER, Lieutenant (Mr Alexr. Manson, Awarua, Hastings, father). RIFLE BRIGADE. (June 9.) CLAYTON, KENNETH CAMERON, Lieutenant (Mr Wm. Clayton, Wellington, father), SCOULAR, SPENCER GRAY, Lieutenant (Mr Wm. Scoular, Highgate, Dunedin, father). Wounded; Rejoined Unit. DIVISIONAL SIGNALLING COMPANY. (June 7.) DOBBYN, ARTHUR JAMES (Mr L. J. Dobbyn, Woodville). (Juno 8.) , CANTERBURY INFANTRY. CLIFFORD (Miss Gwenda Pavitt, Telephone Exchange, Dunedin)'. Tho following hospital and progress report "was issued yesterday:— Dangerously 111. Caven, J.; Copas, A. G.; Haldano, J. C.; Kyne, P. E.; MTS T eece, J.; Vause, S., Corporal; Baker, E. H., Lance-corporal; George, H.; Smith, F. J. • Taylor, D.: Hally, E. P. Seriously 811. Cobben, L. B.; Erwin, J. A.; George, T. V.; Gregory, A. F.; Johnson, S. A. V.; M'Donald, A.; Nouay, D. S.; Parker, H.; RoVre, J. J. M.; Ross. F.; Smith, T. J.; Sutton, A. T.; Rowell, G. W.; Warren, 13.; Wilson, C. W.; West, F. L. G., Major; Bowen, J. F.; Pelaney, J. T.; Twining, C. N.; Hastie, T.; Gore, L. C. Removed from Dangerously SH List. Chatterley, E. G.; Highley, G. 1., Lancecorporal ; Otene, R.; Stewart, J. Removed from Seriously ill List. Hopkins, L. S.; Pierce, N. O. Severe Gases. Grant, W. E., Lieutenant; Haydon, E., Lieutenant; Jones, W. H., Lieutenant; Alexander, J. T.; Archibald, J.; Baker, E. H., Lance-corporal; Barnard, F. N.; Barter, W. W.; Beardrnore-Black, R.; Burrows, F. L.; Callingham, J. S., Lance-cor-poral; Chatterley, E. G.; Clark, T. W.; Crosj, H. E.; Dalziell, J. D., Sergeant; Davis, I. C.; Delaney, J.; Evans, W. L.; Fletcher, D.; Gleed, 0. A.; Gunion, A. O.; Green, J. 0.; Henry, W. L., Lance-cor-poral; Hughley, G. 1., Corporal; Hodgson, J. L.; Kendon, C. W.; Kirkland, W.; M'Kay, A. G.; MThee, D., Sergeant; Mawe, T.; Meikle, W. W., Lance-corporal; Mete, R.; Mold, T. G.; Mooro, C., Sergeant; O'Connor, A. B. A.; Pierce, A. G.; Rawlings, N. G.; Rice, L.; Ritchie, W. A.; Robertson, D. H.; Scholfield, W. Jd.; Scott, H. G.; Shaw, T.; Sheppard, W. J.; Steele, J., Corporal; Stephenson, H. G.; Stevens, W. A.; Twining. U. N.; Watt, J. O. P.; Wells, F. L.; Wing, A. J., Sergeant; Wornhall, R. W.; Young, P. W.; Colquhoun, W., Lance-corporal; Davey, R.; Duffy, E.: Frirkor. II.; Jackson, R.; Jennings, G. S.; Macalister, D. W. S., Lancecorporal ; M'Donald, A. J.; Morris, G. L.; Rces, A. C., Corporal: Silva, J.; White, H. J.; Williamson, R. R. Not Severe Gases. Beere, R. S.. Temp. Major; Andrews, J., Captain; Molloy, C. 11., Captain; Tliorn, C F., Lieutenant; Elliott, W. M. Lieutenant, Dixon, L. H„ Lieutenant; Flux, A. L., Lieutenant; Goulding, F. S., Lieutenant; Hopkirk, J. A. D., Lieutenant; Irvine, J. 11., Lieutenant; Reid, F. F., Second Lieutenant; Tilslcy, R., Lieutenant; Baker, J W.; Walls, D. A., Lieutenant; Balle, B.; Bennett,- J. W.; Bodkin, A., Crilly, J.; Devery, A. H.; Drake, V. D.; Evans, S. E.. Lance-sergeant; Ferguson, W. J.; Gil-lett-Godden, F-; Gordon, J.; M'Cormack, E. T.; Homersham, R. J.; M'Nichol, D.; Morgan, T. T., Lance-corporal; Newberry, J. W.; Ngakai, T.; O'Halloran, L. C. J.; O'Reilly, B.; Pigou, W. G.; Rowels, A. J.; Eyrie, J. L.; Stroak, A.; Stuart, R. J. ; Tebbutt, W. R.; Terry, F.; Thomson. A. V.; Turnnald, B. J.; Walsh, F. N.; Warnock, B. R.; Woods, G. Condition Satisfactory. Hanratty, J. P., Lieutenant; Smith. C. G., Lieutenant; Wilson, J. W., Lieutenant! OVERSEA FORGES. NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES. The following casualties are reported to members of Overseas Forces having next-of-kin in New Zealand (all are privates unWg otherwise stated): — IMPERIAL FORCES. Wounded; Admitted to Hospital. HUDSON, J. S., Captain (Mrs Hudson, Nelson); June 8. Wounded; Remaining on Duty. FINLAYSON, A. M., Second Lieutenant (Rev. A. Finlayson, DunedinJj June 7. Wounded Second Occasion; Remaining on Duty. FINLAYSON, A. M., Second Lieutenant (Rev. A. Finlayson, Dunedin); Juno 10. Ssriously 111. MUIR, R., Captain (J. M. Muir, 264 a, The' Terrace, Wellington). AUSTRALIAN FORCES Killed in Action. CHISHOLM, J. (Mra M. Chisholm, Hikurangi); August 31. Died from Wounds. BROODS, T. (Miss A. Brooks, Palmerston North, sister); May 7. Prisoner of War. HAMILTON, C. (Mr T. Hamilton, Westport, brother). Wounded; Prisoner of War. GRANT, A. (Mrs I. Grant, Norsewood, mother). Wounded. LLOYD, E. (Mr E. Lloyd, Broadway, Marton). DONOVAN, C. (Mrs M. Greenwood, Aucklan;!, sister). Wounded; Admitted to Hospital. MAYES, J. (Mrs H. Mayes, Aramoho); May 19. FOGARTY, J. (Mr P. Fogarty, Dunedin); May 24. Admitted to Hospital. Seriously 111. TAYILOR, W. (Mrs H. Hopkins,Taoroa). Severe Cases. IRELAND, W. (Mr E. Ireland, Waipawa). JUPP, G (Mrs O. Jupp, Birkenhead). KELLY, W., Sergeant (Mr J. Kelly, Westport). MITCHELL, C. (Mr J. Mitchell, Dunedin). NUTTALTi, A. (Mrs E. Nuttall, Auckland). Not Severo Cases. Bell, T. (Mrs M. Clarke, Kingsland). Boyd, N. Mrs S. Wick in g. Linwood). Lecte, 11. (Mr H. Leete, Invercargill). Progressing Favourably. Heurtlcy, E., Lieutenant (Mr W. Wilson, Auckland). Williams, H., Second Lieutenant (Mr W. Williams, Dunedin). Reported Improving. Gurry, F. (Mrs R. Curry, Auckland). Dry, G., Lance-corporal (Mr G. Dry, G.P.0., Dunedin). Convalescent, Discharged from Hospital. Fleming, G., Lance-corporal (Mr D. Fleming, Nelson). PRIVATE MORRIS. Mrs A. Morris, 23 Whitby street, Mornington, has received oable advice that her sccond son, Richard Michael Morris, is dangerously ill in Boulogne Hospital, as the result of a gunshot -wound in tho right thigh. Privato Morris left Dunedin with tho Third Battalion, Rifle Brigade, and was afterwards transferred to the Machine Gun Corps. This is the second occasion on which lie has been wounded, as ho was hit :n tho right arm by shrapnel during tho casrfy-daya of tho Somme offensiva,

CAPTAIN" ALEXANDER. Captain A. Alexandor (wounded in tho shouldor by gunshot) is a son of Mr Alexander, of Clarendon. Ho onlisted with tho Main Body, and was in tho thick of tho fighting at Gallipoli and also in Flanders, LIEUTENANT COTTER. Lieut. Henry Frahois Cottor, whoso death from, wounds is reported, was educated at Hawca, tho Timaru High School, and Victoria College, Wellington. For over two yoars ho hold a commision in tho sth Wellington Regiment. Ho was in the employ of tho Customs Department at Westport and Wellington, leaving tho latter port as O.C. the 25th N.Z. Field Artillory on January 2. Ho was prominent in athletics, and had represented th'o North Island in tho football field, wliilo ho was an amateur boxer of moro than avorago merit. Ho is tho second member of his family to fall in aotion, an elder brother (Sergeant John Cotter) having fallen at Hamelfontein (South Africa) in 1901. LIEUTENANT THOMPSON. Lieutenant William Phillipe Thompson, already reported as wounded on Juno 7, the day of tho capture of Messines, is now reported killed in action that day. Ho was a gifted and zealous officer, known to many in Otago. Tho son of Mr Thomas J. Thompson, who movo than onoo 'has been mayor of Hastings, ho received his primary education at tho Havelock North School, and passed from it with a scholarship to the.. Napier Boys' High School. Ho became apprenticed to a firm of surveyors, and after finishing his course he oame to Knox Collogo and Otago University for higher study. Ho was. wo understand, a member of tho First Fifteen of tho University Football Club. Ho was .prominent also in Bible class circles in Hawke's Bay, his family being among tho foremost members of tho Presbyterian Church there. LANCE-SERGEANT FOGARTY. Lance-sergeant R. Fogarty, who has been wounded, left Now Zealand with tho Ist Battalion of tho Now Zealand Riflo Brigade. He waa well known in athletio circles, as a footballer, cricketer, and amateur boxer. For two seasons previous to leaving for the front ho was captain of the Union first fifteen. Ho also played for Otago in representative football. Lance-sergeant Fogarty was a member of the Now Zealand soldiers' football team wliicht defeated tho French team at Paris on Easter Saturday. He was also a member of tho Grange and Christian Brothers cricket teams. Another brother (Herbert) was killed in action on the Somme in November CORPORAL WEER. Mrs C. Weir, Pnkehiki, Otago Peninsula, has received information that her son, Corporal Gerald Weir, has lost his left hand as a result of recent wounds. Ho enlisted with the Main Body at Wellington, served for months in Samoa, and left with tho Twelfth Reinforcements. Before enlisting Corporal Weir was a civil servant at Wellington. Ho received his education at the Sandymount and Otago Boys! High Schools. CORPORAL ISLIP. Corporal Ernest Ellis Islip, who was killed in action somewhere in Franco, was a native of Milton, but spent the greater | part of his boyhood in Otago Central. Ho was at ono time a pupil at tho Forbury School, and was also at the George Street School. After leaving school ho entered tho local Telegraph Office, but later joined the railway ecrvicc, from which he enlisted with tho Rifle Brigade somo two years ago. He saw servcie in Egypt, Mesopotamia, and France. Last January Corporal Islip was awarded tho Military Medal for gallantry in action. | PRIVATE RICE. Privato Wm. Thomas Rico, reported killed while in action in Franco on June 1, was the eldest son of Mrs" E. J. and tho late Wm. Rice. Royal crescent, Musselburgh. Ho was born in Dunedin, and was in his thirty-first year. He was educated at the j Normal School, and after attaining manhood was a very enthusiastic cricketer. Ho I played for the Grange Club for some time, and then for the St. Kilda Club. He was also a member of tho Alhambra_ Football Club for many years. . Private Rice was a soapmaker by trade, and was employed at M'Leod Bros.', works up to the time ho enlisted in the infantry with the 13th Reinforcements. He left New Zealand at tho end of May, 1916 Ho went to France at tho end of September, and had been in tho thick of tho fighting up to tho time of his death. Ho was much respected by all with whom he came in contact. His younger brother. James Rice, left New Zealand with the 16th Reinforcements, and is now "somewhere in France." CORPORAL JACK AND PRIVATE THOMSON. Flags were flown at half-mast on Thursday in Port Chalmers, as a mark of respect to tho late T. H. Jack and R. L Thomson, who wero killed while serving at tho front. Corporal Jack was the youngest son of Mr Alex. Jack, of Sawyer's Bay. He enlisted in tho- Fourth Reinforcements, saw service in Gallipoli, and was then transferred to the machine gun section in Franco. Advice on Saturday stated that ho was quite well, but a telegram received on Wednesday afternoon advised that he had died from wounds. Privato Thomson was the' second son of Mr Samuel Thomson, of Port Chalmers, and was very popular with local residents. Previous to his enlistment he was. employed as a blacksmith in the Maori Ironworks. GUNNER, SHEPHERD. Gunner Robert B. Shepherd (reported killed in action on June 6) was familiarly known as "Bob" Shepherd in tho realm of athletics in Dunedin. Of splendid physique, he was for years a source of strength in the Northern Association Football Club's back division, and represented Otago on many occasions. Ho was also a member of the Albion Cricket dub. ■ At the weekly practice last evening of King Street Congregational choir, of which the deceased was an active member, a resolution of condolence with the parents (Mr and Mrs P. N. Shepherd, formerly of Cumberland street, but now of Invercargill) and relatives was carried. Two brothers of the late soldier —James and Nimmo Shepherd— are with tho Expeditionary Force. Tho deceased left with tho Auckland Mounteds, but in Egypt -was transferred to tho artillery. , PRIVATE MARRY ATT. Private Wilford Marryatt, who,is reported as "grounded, is the eldest son of Mrs Marryatt, Ferguson street, Musselburgh, and is 25 years of age. Ho was employed by the Flourmillers' Association for somo time, but ho went to tho North Island last year. He loft New Zealand with the Seventeenth Reinforcements , RIFLEMAN. GUNION. iufleman Alan Douglas Gunion, who 'was severely wounded in the head and arm in tho battle at Messines, is the youngest son of tho late Robert and Emily Gunion. He was bom at Galloway Station, Otago Central, and commenced his education at the local schools, finishing at the Otago Boys' High School. Ho -was a keen sportsman and brilliant footballer, and was captain of tho Otago Boys' High School Football Club. Ho was employed, in tho Bank of New Zealand at Alexandra, Queenstown, and other places, and rose to tho position of teller. He was stationed at Taihape when he enlisted in tho Seventeenth Reinforcements, and was mado corporal. Ho left New Zealand in September,, 1916. He went to France as rifleman in the N.Z; Riflo Brigade, and was wounded on Juno 7.- Ho is now in No. 1 N.Z. Hospital at Amiens, and is reported to bo dincerously ill. Ho is 27 years of age. PRIVATE WILSON. Private David Mitchell Wilson (killed on Juno 8) was tho eldest son of Mr and Mrs David H. Wilson. He was born at Romahapa, and was educated at tho Windsor School, near Oamaru. He was in tho railway service as a cleaner and acting-fireman at Oamaru when he enlisted with tho Eleventh Reinforoements, and loft "the dominion in April, 1916. He was wounded in tho loft arm and left leg during tho Somme fighting last September, and admitted to tho hospital at Etaples, where he was an inmate for six weeks, and then rejoined his regiment. Privato Wilson recently celebrated his twenty-first birthday in the trenches. PRIVATE MORRIN. The newsof the death on June 8, from wounds received in France, of Private James Morrin, eldest son of Mr and Mrs James Morrin, of ■Roxburgh East, cast quito a gloom- over the whole district, and much sympathy is expressed for his parents. He was a member of the Thirteenth Reinforcements (machine gun section), and was just entering his twenty-fifth year. After leaving school he was apprenticed to tho baking trade, and_ was engagod at that calling when ho enlisted. He was of a quiet, affable disposition, the very essence of good nature, and was heid in the highest esteem by everyone. Ho enlisted some 15 months ago. Immediately on tho news being made known flags on tho school—his father being chairman of the School Committee—and on-the hall were flown at-half-mast.

GUNNER PARK. air S. M Park, secretary of tho Otago uwi cm Loard, received a cable message oil Wednesday stating that, his oldest son (Gunner Thos. Maxwdll Park) had died from wounds, rho deceased soldier, who was Widely known and highly rcspected in Dunedin , was educated at tho Kaikorai School itfid tho Otago Boys' High School. Ho was a member of tho Otago Hussars; was, for ono year, secretary of tho Otago Rowing P'-iyod for tho Pirates football Club, and alter the Gallipoli campaign played in Jjngland with tho New Zealand football team Ho enlisted with tho Main Body, and fought at Gallipoli and in Prance. At tho mooting of tho Education Board yesterday tho chairman (Mr D. T. Fleming) movod—'°lhat tho board expresses its deep sympathy with Mr and Mrs Park in the sad loss they havo sustained in the death 0 . their son from wounds received in action. ' The motion was carried, members standing in silence. PRIVATE BOWIE. Mr and Mrs J. Bowie, of George street, have received word that their son, Privato .Robert G. Bowie, of tho Fifteenth Reinforcements, was wounded on tho 7th. mat, while lighting in France. PRIVATE BEATON. Private John Beaton, whoso death occlUTod on Juno 9 from wounds received while in action in .France, was tho fourth soil of Mrs Catherine and tho lato Archibald Beaton, No. 408 Cumberland street, JJuriedin. Tho deceased was born at Waianakarua (near Hampden). After loav3ng school ho followed farming pursuits for three or four years, and when the family removed to -Dunedin he "was employed by his father a 6 a butcher at Caversham. In later years he followed the occupation of a shearer. Ho returned to Dunedin from Australia about two years ago, volunteered I twice, but was rejected on both occasions, then went into tho Dunedin Hospital , u , , an operation to his legs, to onablo him to join tho forces. At the next test he failed in eyesight, but was finally passed as physically fit. He went into camp with tho 12th Reinforcements, but was later on drafted into tho 11th Reinforcements. and left New Zealand on April 1, 1916. Ho went straight to France, and tonght through tho thick of tho Somme battles, and came through without being wonnded. Tho deceased was well known as a competitor at tho Pipers and Dancers' Association competitions, and while at Feathorston camp was also a piper in the Masterton Pipe Band. Ho was well spoken ot by all with whom ho came in contact. A younger brother, Trooner Sinclair Allen Beaton, .went away with the 6th Reinforcenionts, fought through the Gallipoli campaign, and was ono of tho last to leave the peninsula at the evacuation. Ho was promoted to gunner on arrival in France. J-ho parents were advised recently that lrooper Beaton had been burned about the feet on May 29 by the fire from a machino gun while fighting in Franco. He is now in tho Walton-on-Tham.es Hosnital, Enga' j , Another son, Archibald Beaton, ottered his services when war broke out and also offered to provide himself with a horso and all necessary equipment. He failed to pass the medical test, however. He was transferred to the North Island by tho Railway Department, and died in the Hamilton Hospital on October 8, 1916. under an operation. In addition to' tho loss of her two sons, Mns Beaton lost her husband a few weeks ago.