NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES.

Otago Witness, Issue 3342, 3 April 1918, Page 21

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES.

In the following list of casualties, when the rank is not appended, the soldier is a private (infantry), trooper (mounted), sapper (engineers), gunner (artillery), or rifleman (K.Z. Rifle Brigade). Where (M) appears it indicates that his wife was given as next-of-kin, where that is riot specified. KILLED IN ACTION. RIFLE BRIGADE.—Wyatt, Sydney Joseph (M), Second Lieutenant, Hastings. ARTILLERY.—H'JCinnon, M. A., Kaipaki. DIED FROM WOUNDS. ENGINEERS.—Dryden, Thomas Willoughby (Mrs M, Dryden, Duke street), Dunedin, mother). ARTILLERY—Peacooke, Cyril Thomas, Auckland; Bigg-, Bernard Leslie, Second Lieutenant, Wellington. / RIFLE BRIGADE.—Hawke, Ernest Alfred, Olaroville; Qadd, George, Bakaia. CANTERBURY INFANTRY.—Guerin, John, Pahiafcup, ' MAORI CONTINGENT.—Harmon, Jarmon, Hauhuru. * DIED FROM SICKNESS. WELLINGTON INFANTRY.—OIapham, Haroy Canbleyi Oolyton. RIFLE' BRIGADE.—Gray, Alexander, Corporal, died in New Zealand, Akaroa. PIONEER BATTALION.—Huta, Meihana, WhaJkaARMY SERVICE CORPS.—Kedzlie, W., died in New Zealand (Mr J. Kedzlie, Halfway Bush, father). DIED IN NEW ZEALAND. . ARTILLERY.—Martin, Sydney, England! WOUNDED. ' ' RIFLE BRIGADE.—Begg, Olivar James, Second Lieutenant (Mrs E. Begg, Selwyn street, NorthEaat "\Salley); (Freezan, Robert, Auokland; Atkinson, John Cross, Wellington; M'Bae, Alexander, Scotland; Stevenson,.'William, Gisborne; Veale, James, West Ireland j Wilford", David Hare, Taumarunui; Walker, Cecil Ramsay, Oasfomiere Hills; Bowe, Lawrence, Second Lieutenant, Aroh Hill; M'lsaao, Joseph Hiohard Thomas,-Seddon; Page, J., Second Lieutenant (M), Christohureh. AUCKLAND I.NFANTRY.—Don, Archibald James Stewart, -Auckland. ARTILLERY.—Bobmson, P. J., Corporal (Mr W. J. vßobinson, Oafltle street, ' Dunedin, father) j Evans, W. T., Timaru. ANZAC MOUNTED.—Howden, L. EC. (Mrs K. Howden, Mataura Island, mother). WOUNDED AND ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. WELLINGTON INFANTRY—Graham, E. (Mr Simon Graham, Palmerston, brother); Eaa-waker, G. H. (Mr G. Earwnker, Tokanui, father); Stewart, Wallace Duncan, England; ijarretfc, Martin Patk., Wellington; Campbell, Alex. William, Pohij Campbell, E., Woolston; Seal, L. J., Longbeaen; Atkin6, K. 0., Lance-corporal, Wellington; Bennett, H. 0., Wellington; Eade, W. H. (M), Ngaio: Egginton, N. A. (M), Wellington; Pitohett, G. E., Kllbirnie; Oottam, H., Engfand; Cricket*. Ray ; - Cambridge; Newton, W. R., JKokukohu; Ohlrnside, J., Wellington; Larson, A. (M), Maurioeville Westj Lodge, B. M.,' Wellington; Slavers, R. A., Manganaerit Gordon, L. R., JDalefleld; Thompson, A. J., Poxton; Greenwell, J., England. RIFLEt BRIGADE.—NobIe, Erio, Bemuera;| Eyan r James, Newton; Barth, G. A., Scotland. \ WOUNDED; ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. AUCKLAND INFANTRY Shaw, Stanley~(Mr J. S. Shaw, Balfour, father); Wills, Thomas (M), Matiere: Howden, David Young, Scotland; Williams, Leslie, Turua; Marsh, Gilbert Benjamin, Hamilton East, Sohrader, Bernard Christian, Ireland; Williams, Henry Hugh, Penrose Junotjonj Graham, Thomas -Watson, Wanganui; Knowles, Albert, Temporary Corporal, Ngalo; Currie, Samuel, Timaru; Deng, R., Auckland. AUCKLAND MOUNTED.—Munro, Duncan, Major (M), Wanganuii. ARTILLERY— Goddard, Augustus Predk, Wellington, MEDICAL CORPS.—Harper, G. S., Canterbury. OFFICIAL CORRECTIONS. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING; NOW REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION. CANTERBURY INFANTRY. Boss, Silvester . Morales, Paraparaumu. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED ACCIDENTALLY WOUNDED: NOW REPORTED INJURED ACCIDENTALLY. WELLINGTON INFANTRY.—Adams, William (M), Masterton.