LATER LISTS.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14735, 15 October 1918, Page 3

LATER LISTS.

KILLED IN ACTION. Artillery, Sept. 28th— 2nd-Lt. D. G. -McMillan (Wellington)'. Auckland Infantry Regiment, Oct. 2nd— Pte. H.i N. Cannell (New Plymouth). Wellington Infantry Regiment, Sept. 29— L.-Cpl. T. Bullick (Hastings). L.-Cpl. W. G. Mosen (Raetihi). Pte. W. White (Waverley). September 30th— . • 2nd-Lt. R. L. Okey (New Plymouth), October Ist— Pte. W. Bruce (Shetland Islands). L.-Cpl. A. H. Chard (Inglewood). Sgt. j. H. Sharp (Scotland). Pte. W. C. Signal (Kaponga). Pte. C. W. Webster (Lower Hutt). N.Z. Rifle Brigade, Sept. 12th— Rflm, J. Hamilton (Wellington). Cpl. P. C. Windle (Gisborne). DIED AS RESULT OF ENEMY ACTION AT SEA. Army Service Corps— L.-Cpl. P. Freitas (Wellington). WOUNDED. Artillery, October Ist: 2nd-Lt A A Curry (England). Auckland Infantry Regiment, October Ist: Pte. j. Anderson (Napier), Pte. L. J. Applin (Carterton), L.-Cpl. P. w Barriball (Fitzroy), Pte. R. -R. Boyle (Hastings), Sgt. K. E. Cameron (Westmere) Pte. H. j. Chesswas (Kaimanuka), Pte! J. Harper (Torimoana), Pte. J. Hartley (England), Pte. M. Henhessy (Masterton), Pte. w. Jackson (England). Pte. t A. McLean (Wanganui), Pte. H. ,G. Musson (Hastings), Pte. D. W. Olsson (Petone), Pte. S. J. Oxenham (Makauri) Pte. R. F. w. Parker (Carterton), Pte F. Ren wick (Scotland), L^Cpl. S. Shutter (Wellington), Pte. W. Strong (Naseby) Pte. G. J. Treder (Mangamaire), Pte. A*. C. Woodward (Otane). Wellington Infantry Regiment, Sept. 28th: Lieut. W. Perry (Wellinkton), Sept. 29th: 2nd-Lt. H. Pearson (Matateru), Pte. T. Bate (Rotokau Road), Pte. E. Bowdich (Alton), Pte. H. H. Candish (Tataraimaka). pte. c. a. Coiiison (Hastings). Pte. M. j. Crowley (Wanganui), Pte. M. A. Daley (Manaia), Pte. C. T. F. Davis (Petone), Cpl. F. c. Ferguson (Lindsay), Pte. W. L. Fraser (Newtown), Pte. R. M. Glenny (Taradaleh Pte. R. w. Haythorne (Palmerston), Pte. H. Haywood (Palmerston N.). Pte. N. H. Heidenstrom (Wellington). L.-Cpl. H. Howell (England), pte. H. A. James . (Inglewood), Pte. D. H. Larsen (Taihape). Sept. 29th: Cpl. H. R. Miles (Inglewood), Pte. C. O. Morris (PMmerston N.), Pte. W. T. Murray (Uruti), Pte. J. Owen (Palmerston N.), Pte. J. S. Power ((N.S.W.), Pte. D. H. Robb (Victoria), Pte. C. S. Robertson (Hastings), Pte. J. Robertson, (England), L.-Cpl. F. Salisbury (Inglewood), Pte. A. G. T. Smith (Lower Hutt), L.-Cpl. W. G. Somerville (Aramoho), Pte: j. A. Taylor (Wellington)/ Pte. S. W. Thomas ((Carterton), Pte.' F. Ware (Australia), Pte. A. Watson (Scotland). Sept. 30th: Pte. W. E. Ballinger (Lyall Bay), Pte. A. Bray (New Plymouth), Pte. G. G. Brown (Johnsonville), Pte. H. P. Cleverley (England), L.-Cpl. R. S. Corbett (Toko), Pte. L. J. Eclmondson (Wcllingv ton), Pte. J. Hart (Brooklyn), Sgt. R. Mofntt (Hawera), Pte. T. T. Hook. (New Plymouth).. Pte. F. Morgan (Wellington). Sept. 30th: Pte; X.' Morris (Wellington), Pte. P. j. Ryan (Manaia), Pte. C. F. C. Sole (New 1 Plymouth).' Oct. Ist: Pte. -F. Strater (Wellington). Canterbury Infantry Regiment, Sept. 30th: Pte. F. a. Bolton (Wellington). WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. Artillery, Oct. Ist: Dvr. F. B. Greaves (Wanganui). ' , Canterbury (Infantry Regiment, Sept. 30lh: Pte. F. W. Bowers (Taihape), Pte. A. J. Champion (Makuri), Pte. H. H. Kelly (Gisborne), Pte. N, W. Pollock (Victoria), Pte. H. Pritchard (Mangaweka). Oct. Ist: Pte. W. tecarfe (Eastbourne), Pte. A. S. Scott (Wellington). Oct. 3rd; Pte. R. Boyle (Petone). HOSPITAL AND PROGRESS REPORT. (All privates unless otherwise stated.) ! Dangerously ill: Lieut. S. A. Kelly (Havelock N.), 2nd-Lt. W. Perry (Wellington), J. Bird (Wellington), W. McLeod (Gisborne), C. Payne (Wellington), P. G. Rhodes (Rata). Seriously ill: D. H: Eley (Turakina), F. M. Goggin (Greytown), V. Hannah (New Plymouth), J. Moore (Palmerston N.). Removed from seriously ill list: S.-Nuree Whitehorne (Roha Bay). Severe cases: W. H. Hogg (New Plymouth), A. Holmes (Mangapapa), H. Moony (Petone). Not reported as severe cases: Lieut, j. Jackson, M.M. (Trentham), 2nd-Lieut. A. A. Currey, M.M. (Lower Hutt), 2nd'-Lieut. C. N. Devery (Gisborne), ind-Lleut. o. S. B. Eversleigh (Wellington), 2nd-Lieut. M. R. Stewart (Aramoho). Sgt. G. E. Cutfield (Fitzroy), $gt. F. G. Hall (WeUington), Sgt. C. L. Hooper (Masterton), Sgt. A. W. Newton (Wellington),, Sgt. A. R. Tozer (London), Cpl. H. McL. Finn (Gisborne), Cpl. G. W. Hopping (Feilding), Cpl. W. W. Mathews (Omatl), Cpl. E. E. Wood (Tikorangl), L.-Cpl. R. Goleman* (Wangannl), L.-Cpl. T. A. Curphy (Porirua). L.-Cpl. H, R. Miles (Ihglewood). L.-CpL W. A. Pointon (Tariki), L.-Cpl. J. S. Roberts (Hawera), J. w. Ahearn (Wanganui), Anderson (Mauriceville), G. W. Barker (Wellington), H, E. Barlow (Pihama), P. W. Barribail (Fitzroy), R. Bason (Waverley), W. H. Baucke (Paranaranmu), N. Baxter (Marton), A. B. Blackett (Wanganui), R. . Boyce (Petone), | A. Bray (New Plymouth), G. H. Butler (Hawera), J. Cairns (Petone), Candish (Tararaimaka), H. J. . Cheeswas (Kaimanuka), W. A. Churchill (Kelburn), H. P. Cleverley (Wellington), E. A. Coiiison (Hastings), F. Cornwall (Manutahi), A. Crabb (England), E. S. Crawforth (Gisborne), E. W. Cubbohn (Eltham), C. B. Davis (Greenmeadows), C; T. f! Davis (Petone), F. C. Day (Linton), B. Dean (Dannevirke), R. V. Farquhar (Wellington). F. S. Ferguson (Waipawa), G. R. Fitzgerald (Feilding), J,*> d. Flangan (Newton), E. A. Ford (Wellington) w. Glasson (Wellington), R. M. Glenny (Taradale), H. Grondon (Wellington), H. Gundeson (Nolantown), S. W. F. Hamill (Taihape), A. P. H. Hansen (Weraroa), j. Harper (Hawera), J. B. Harrop (Pihame) M. H. Hidenstrom (Wellington), L. A. j. Hensen Feilding), R. N. Heppell (Island Bay), A. S. Herbert (Otakeho), A. J. Hisrop (Hukanui), K. Hitu (Tokomaru Bay). E. C. Holmes (Masterton), S. N. Howell (Wellington), H. E. Hunt (Ihumai), F. W. Ingram (Ohakune), R. Johns (Masterton), H. H. Jackson (Wellington), A. A Jenkins (Petone), R. McN. Johnstone (Waverley), G. H. Lacy (Kaupokanui). (Special to the Herald.) CHRISTCHURCH, this day. Lieut. R. A. (Robb) Young, severely wounded m Palestine, was a well-known Mount Cook guide. He enlisted with William Brass, the other prominent, guide, at the outbreak of the war. Brass was killed iv the landing at Gallipoli, but Young had been with the mounted forces ever since. (Special to the Herald.) WELLINGTON, this day. The latest casualty list, includes the following Gisborne district names:— Killed m action,. Sept. 12th: Cpl. Percy Windle (Mr. J.. ,wf. Windle, Aberdeen road. Gisborne, father). Wounded, not severe, October Ist: Pte. Sidney Oxenham (F. Oxenham, Makauri); 2nd-Lieut. C. N. Devery (Mrs. E. Devery, Gisborne, mother). Wounded, admitted to hospital, Sept. 30th: Pte. Herbert Kelly (Mrs. J. Scanlon, Rangi street, Gisborne, sister). Hospital and progress report:— Dangerously ill, Pte. W. McLeofl; not severe cases. Corporal H. Finn, ptes. E. g. crawforth, K. g. McDonald, ana w. H. Peverai. - ___. _, Word was received to-day, intimating that Rifleman William Milligan has made the supreme sacrifice. Wounded on .October sth, he died of wounds on the 12th inst. A brother of Mr. James Milligan, of Mangapapa, Rifleman MUligan left Gisborne with the 31st Reinforcements. He was 41 years of age, and leaves a widow and two small children, who are returning trom south m 'th© course of a few days.