THE EUROPEAN CONFLICT.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XX, Issue 5129, 7 May 1915, Page 5

THE EUROPEAN CONFLICT.

SECOND EDITION.

THE DEATH ROLL. NEW ZEALANDERS KILLED. (EXTRAORDINARY). Electric Telegraph—Press Association. r Wellington, This Day. The following New Zealanders have died of wounds:— Private Christopher Harold Boyce, Cambridge, Auckland Infantry. Private Frederick William Mardell, Onehunga. Private James Piper, Dunedin, Otago Infantry Battalion. Private Howard Newton, Waimea Road, Wellington. FURTHER LIST OF WOUNDED. Wellington, This Day. The casualties reported up to 7th May are wounded: Canterbury Infantry Battalion: Major A. E. Leach, Private L. V. Devilliers, Sergeant J. B. Hilson. Auckland Infantry Battalion: Privates L. W. Heaton, A. J. Law, G P. Riley, E. V. Somerville. Otago Infantry Battalion: Privates C. Bailey, R. B. Browne. W. H. Cameron, W. J. Catto. W. Hannah, A. G. Johnston, J. Rainham, N. A. Wilson. Wellington Infantry Battalion: Lance-Corporal A. W. Led brook. Privates J. Petrie, J. Shanahan’ E. Wilkes. Howitzer Battery: Gunner H. C. Crawford. New Zealand Field Artillery: Gunner E. O. Jones. Auckland Infantry Battalion: Private M. Coulter, Corporal G. J. Lane, Privates P. McLean, L. Quirk, F. Willsteed. Canterbury Infantry Battalion: Private T. Green. Otago Infantry Battalion : Private W. Clarkson, Lance-Corporal A. J. Grant, Privates G Green, T. Henderson. H. Herd, LL S. Larkins, D. Lawlor, K. McCall, W. E. D. North, D. Ritchie. Wellington Infantry Battalion: H. Beaument, R. Dryden. Corporal J. Thorp. '