CASUALTIES.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 699, 8 May 1916, Page 8

CASUALTIES.

AUSTRALIAN FIGURES. ! TOTAL EXCEEDS 40,000. ! (Received May 8, 10.5 a.m.) MELBOURNE, May 8. The total Australian casualties to j date are as follow:

HOSPITAL REPORT. THE AUSTRALIAN LIST. SYDNEY, May 7. Ill—Wheeler M. J. Rowling, LanceCorporal H. W. Dick, Privates W. J. Woods, F. Lorin, and H. Oram. Returned to Duty—Lance-Corporal G. E. M. Woods, Driver R. Hilling. ' Injured—Driver J. Stone. Out of Danger—Private A. E. Fisher. | NEW ZEALAND LIST. Dangerously 111.—Private A. Sin- ' clair, Rifleman J. Morris, Trooper A. S Barnfather. Admitted to Hospital.—Trooper D. Woods, Private M. Fvffc, Trooper R. J, MacDonell, Privates A. C. Beaumont, R. Brooks, J. R. Collins, C. Cox, J. Davies, Trooper J. B. Hunter, Trooper W. Johnston, Gunner C. T. B. Legrys, Staff Sergeant K. M. Little, Privates 1). P. Lloyd, G. Longshaw, C. N. McDowell, S. Pascoc, J. Ross, T. A. Timpany, Sapper N. R. Vause. Out of Danger.—Nurse K; M. Noonan, Private J. J. Crompton.

Dead 5,868 Wounded .. 9,734 1,840 Sick 22,023 Prisoners of war .. 01 Natv.re of casualty unknown 295 Total .. .. 41,421