New Zealand

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 22, 20 August 1917, Page 2

New Zealand

— CASUALTY LIST. KILLED IN ACTION. Sapper C. W. Payne. Lance-Corporal G. h. Neder. Private K. J. McKenzie. Private J. H. Hadler. Lance-Corporal R. Mitchell. Private A. Williams. Private G. E. Watson. Result of Enquiry.—Reported killed in action on or about September 26th, 1916. —Private A. Anderson. Previously reported missing, nmv reported missing, believed ki.led in ;n lion.—Private L. Carroli. I’rivate W. L. Humphreys. Previously reported wounded and missing, now lepv.rted .iv.s.-ing, helieved killed in action.—Private E. Simmons, Previously reported missing, now reported wounded and missing, believed prisoner of war.—Sergeant C. J Eislier. i IEPOR TED W 0 ENDED. Second Lieut. R. W. Warren. Corporal P. C. Spearman. Private C. H. Bishop. Private A. Oliver. Private A. M. Crawford. ’ Private M. C. Armstrong. ! Lance-Corporal H. E. Ball. Sergeant J. S. Paritchard. Private J. Stott. Private W. Kornev. Second-Limit. IT. E. T. Burnard. Lance-Corn!. J. G. Laidlaw. Private C. J. Leathley. Private W. Naismith. Second-Lieut. V. Marshall. Private T. Hughes. Private T. G. Nankivell. Reported wounded, admitted to hospital.—Private R. TJrquhart. Slightly wounded, remaining with unit.—Private N. E. Anderson, Private Hj Woods, Private W. J. Sweari, Private A. T. Watkiuson, Private J. A it ken. >