CASUALTIES.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 871, 24 November 1916, Page 9

CASUALTIES.

LAST NIGHT'S LIST. The following casualty list was issued last night:— All those named are below noncommissioned rank, except where otherwise mentioned, and the names of nearest relatives are given within parentheses (the relationship being denoted by in. for mother, f. for father, s. for sister, b. for brother, and w. for wife): — KILLED IN ACTION. Previously reported wounded, now reported killed in action: — OTAGO MOUNTED RIFLES. (September 19.) Hay, R. A. (P. Hay, Tapanui,.f.) Previously reported wounded, now reported believed killed in action: — CANTERBURY BATTALION. (October 1.) Hayman, L. (H. Hayman, Can Road, Kaiapoi, f.) Previously reported missing, believed wounded, now reported killed in action:— N.Z. RIFLE BRIGADE. (September 15.) Peters, L. F. (W. F. Peters, Hamau, f.) . DIED OF WOUNDS. AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES. (November 15.) Rogers, W. E. (Mrs M. Rogers, 9 Wynyard Street, Devonport, Auckland, m.) N.Z. ENGINEERS. (November 14.) Jones, T. J. Jones (.Mis M. Turner, Warialda, N.S.W., s.) AUCKLAND BATTALION. (September 28.) Gault, A. (R. Gault, 52 Franklin Road, Ponsonbv, Auckland, f.) N.Z. RIFLE BRIGADE. (November 17.) Guiness, W. J. P. (E. J. Guinness, State Sawmills, Kahaki, b.) (November 10.) Johnston, J. E., L.-Cpl. (J. W. Johnston, View Hill, Caversham Rise, Dunedin) (November 11.) Mackie, R. T. (J. Mackie, Rangiurie, Otaki, f.) (November 14.) Chapman, R. (H. Chapman, Springs|on South, f.) Previously reported wounded, now reported believed died of wounds:— CANTERBURY BATTALION. (September 21.) Marshall, V. S. (Mrs J. McLean, 63 Roseneath Terrace, Wellington s.) Ramsay, R. G., Sergt. (W. S. Ramsay, 83 Mackworth Street, Woolston, f.) (October 1.) Lindsay, J. W. (J. Lindsay, Otekura, Balclutha, f.) Walker, G., L.-Cpl. (J. Walker, Otiake, North Oiago, f.) N.Z. RIFLE BRIGADE. (September 21.) Gardner, A. P., L.-Cpl. (Miss F. Gardner, Masterton, s.) DIED OF DISEASE. N.Z. ENGINEERS. (November 14.) Wood, C. R. (R. Wood, Poplar, London, England, f.) N.Z. MLDICAL CORPS. (November 9.) Rcnnett, P. 1). (Miss A. F. Gaitt, Ashburton) CORRECTION. Previously reported missing, now reported rejoined unit: — OTAGO BATTALION. (September 22.) Davidson, D. (D. Davidson, White Bank, Saddle Hill, Otago, f.) MISSING. Previously reported wounded, now reported wounded and missing:— CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES (October 1.) Annand, S. G. W. (Mrs J. Annand, 83 High Street, Timaru, m.) CANTERBURY BATTALION. (September 21.) Havill, J. A. (Mrs J. Bergman, Kanieri, Westland, s.) (October 1.) Anderson, H. (\V. Anderson, Riverside, Ashburton, f.)

Campbell, T. (A. Campbell, Waikari, North Canterbury, b.) Harrison, E. E. (Mrs E. A. Harrison, Kapuni, Taranaki, m.) Luis. G. ( Campbell, Stoney Creek, Martinborough) McDonald. H. D. (J. McDonald, Jackson's Road, Fendalton, f.) Thoumine, D. F. (V. Thoumine, Kaponca, Taranaki, f.) N.Z. RIFLE BRIGADE. (September 16.) Goodwin, L. (Mrs T. Goodwin, 6 Winton Street, St. Albans, m.) • WOUNDED. Reported wounded:— CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES. (October 16.) Flower, J. (W. H. Murphy, railway fiiiard. Brighton Road, Melbourne) AUCKLAND BATTALION. (November 4.) Haylock. F. (C. Havlock. Awamarino, Waitomo Caves, f.) OTAGO BATTALION. (November 7.) McKnight, G. H. (G. McKnight, Islingon, Canterbury,, f.) Wounded, admitted to hospital:— AUCKLAND BATTALION. (November 2.) Stephenson, 0. C. M. (Mrs J. A. Steprcnson, Sealey Street, Thames, m.) WELLINGTON BATTALION. (November 12.) Byrnes, W. (R. Byrnes, Buller's Road, Newton Flat, b.) CANTERBURY BATTALION. ' (November 10.) Kippenberger, H. E. (K. Kippenberger, West Oxford, Canterbury, f.) Previously reported wounded, slight, remaining with unit, now renorted wounded, admitted to hospital:— OTAGO BATTALION. (October 31.) Park, J. (J. Park, Dunstan, Otago, f.) Reported wounded, slight, remaining with unit:— N.Z. ENGINEERS. (November 5.) Graham, P. J., L.-Cpl. (Mrs J. Dane, Te Papapa, Onehunga, s.) N.Z. RIFLE BRIGADE. (November 7.) Parry, P. L, L.-Cpl. (Mrs Parry, Manaia, m.) PROMOTED N.CO.'S KILLED. [Special to The San.] WELLINGTON, November 23. A few days ago a list of promotions of officers and non-commis-sioned officers serving in the field with the New Zealand Expeditionary Force was published. It contained the names of some* 60 non-commis-sioned officers who had been promoted to the rank of second-lieuten-ant. This week's "Gazette" shows that since the original recommendations were made 12 of the non-com-missioned officers have been killed, in action or have died of wounds.