WITH THE AUSTRALIANS.

Otago Witness, Issue 3274, 13 December 1916, Page 21

WITH THE AUSTRALIANS.

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES. KILLED IN ACTION. G-urr, Sec.-lieut. (-Mrs E. Gurr, St. Clair, Dunodin, mother) m Healy, Ssec.-lieut. (P. J. Healy, Wellington, father). DIED OF WOUNDS Hanham, 4184 (ilia S. Hauham, Auckland, mother). REPORTED WOUNDED. Campbell, H. M'D., Lieut, (ilrs S. Campbell, Cromwell, Otago, mother). Storkey, Sec.-lieut. (S. W. Storkey, Napier, lather). Button, L., 3070 (Mrs E. Dutton, New Plymouth, mother). Russell, E. W., 40S (Mrs M. Hill, Auckland, mother). SERIOUSLY ILL FROM WOUNDS. Wilson, 1310 (Mrs P. Wilson, Timaru, mother). CORRECTION. (Previously Beported Killed in Action, now .Reported Not Killed, but Prisoner of War in Germany). Watts, 1735 (Mrs C. Watts, Hawera, mother). ADMITTED TO MILITARY HOSPITAL, FRENSHAM HILL, ENGLAND. Norden, 4822 (D. Norden, Heme Bay, Auckland, lather); wounded. ADMITTED TO READING WAR HOSPITAL. Burnett, 1703 (C. C. Burnett, Valefarm, Sinierdale, Auckland, father); sick. ADMITTED TO VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENT HOSPITAL, EXETER. Inder, 2">!)8 (3. G. Inder, Gore, father); sick, CONDITION STATIONARY. Forbes, F., 2109 (F. F. Forbes, Winton, brother). SYDNEY, December 10. The 2!7th Casualty List contains the names of the following New Zealanders: — Wounded —Private E. W. Russell. Ill—Private W. Hogg. S3riousiy lll.—Sergeant A. H. Inder. Returned to Duty.—Privates E. J. Guidley, D. Collins, W. Rayment, K. B. Lawrence.