CASUALTIES.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume IV, Issue 1047, 20 June 1917, Page 3

CASUALTIES.

LAST NIGHT'S LIST. The following casualty list gives the next of kin of the soldiers whose names appeared in the list published in yesterday's Sun: KILLED IN ACTION. Machine Gun Corps. June f>. Williams, Keith Gaston, 2nd-Lieut. (I\ev. R. J. Williams, Wanganui, f.) Auckland Infantry. No date given. Hoard, Comer, L.-Cpl. (Mrs Jane Hoard, Hangatiki, m.) Srodic, James (Mrs Elizabeth Rrodir, Victoria Avenue, Auckbuul, w.) Hill, William (Robert Hill, Whatatutn. b.) Hutson, Geo. Henry (Mrs W. Hutson, Raurinm, m.) Obuglier, Edward Raymond (Mrs Mary Obuglier, Bond Street, Auckland, m.) Salmon, Alfred Louis, Sgt. (11. T. Salmon, Whatoro, Northern Wairoa, f.) Winstone, Win. Henry (Wm. Henry Winstone, Opaheke, f.) Canterbury Infantry. June 9. McMenamin. James Joseph, Chap.-Capt. (Mrs Elizabeth McMenamin, Lower Hutt) Rifle Brigade. June !). Collins, Wm. Edward, 2nd-Licut. (Mrs J. R. Selby, Pnrangahau, m.) Previously Reported Missing, Believed Wounded, Now Reported Killed in Action. Auckland Infantry. June 7. McCormick, Wm. Raymond, 2nd-Lleut. (W. J. McCormick, Te Aroha) Previously Reported Wounded, Now Reported Killed in Action. Canterbury Infantry. June 7. 'Thompson, William Phillips, Lieut. (T. J. Thompson, Hastings, f.) DIED OF WOUNDS. Machine Gun Section. ■Tunc 7. I'ransham, Stanley (H. H. I'ransham, Whitford, Auckland, f.) .Time 8. Mansfield, Wm. Henry, 2nd-Licut. (Thomas Guy Mansiield, Peshawar, India) Auckland Infantry. ' June 8. i Akersten, Herbert Sefton (Mrs M. Akersten, Ponsonby, w.) Butt, Henry Mousel (A. Butt, Whangarci, f.) Carson, Wm. Frederick (Mrs J. Foley, Marmion Street, Auckland) Ernest, Thomas (Thomas Ernest, Onelumga, f.) June !). f)o.>le, Win. John (William Doole, Pukeokalm, f.) Wellington Infantry. June 7. fampus, Percy (Charles Liiupus, Tainumu, Waipawa, uncie) June 8. Cowan, James Ixickhead (J. L. R. Cowan, Hunula, f.) June 11. Stubbs, Pearson (Mrs E. E. Stubbs, Kaiti, Gisborne, m.) Canterbury Infantry. June 8. Kirdy, John Angus (Mrs J. Kirdy, Tinwald. in.) June 10. Little, John Robert (William Little, Woikawa, Hawke's Ray, f.) June 12. Wilson, Amscott Cracroft, Lieut. (Miss Audrey Cracroft Wilson, Gloucester St., Christchurch) Otago Infantry. June 7. Baird. James Alexander S. (Edwin Stakcy, Caversham, cousin) Rifle Brigade. June 7. Peterson. John (Mrs A. Larsen, Makarctu North, m.) Thorn, James (John Thorn, Moriam, Assam, India, b.) June 8. Campbell. George Henry (Mrs Margaret Campbell, Ashburton, m.) Cray, Thomas (James Gray, Condon, b.) Beaton," John (Mrs ('.. Beaton, Cumberland Street, Dunedin, m.) Benjamin, Henry Thomas (Mrs 11. Ei Benjamin, c/o Mrs Taylor, Oamaru, w.) Currie, Edward, Sgt. (Mrs Currie, Mataura, m.> Cyclists' Corps. June 7. Shcwry, David Joseph (R. E. Shewry, Hurenioana, Stratford, f.) Divisional Signal Company. June 9. Sinclair, James T.ees (Mrs Margaret Sinclair, 279 Leith Street, Dunedin, m.) Auckland Infantry. June !). Burrows, Isaac Henry, Temn.-Cpl. (Mrs A. Burrows, f> Metton Road, Dominion Road, Auckland, in.) Wellington Infantry. June 9V Karalus, Fred Stanley Ronald (Mrs M. A. Karalu», Tariki, Taranaki, in.) June 13. Newlove, Leigh ton L. (Mrs Newlove, New Plymouth, ill.) Canterbury Infantry, No date given. Wells, John 'Mrs Norn Jt,. .Wells, Woodstock, Hokitika, m.) June 8. Ingram, Frank Charles (W. H. Ingram, - Beaumont Street, Invcrcargill) June 9. McCool, Patrick (Patrick McCool, Welshtown, Ireland, f.) Williams, John Joseph (Mrs R. Williams, Stockwcll, London S.E., m.) White, Joseph (W*. White, Rullybee, Killylea, Ireland, f.) Otago Infantry. June 9. Coombs, John Walter L. (G. Coombs, Castle Street, Dunedin, f.) June 11. Smith, John (John Ironside, Pembroke, Otago, brother-in-law) Rifle Brigade. June 9. Hirst, Samuel Leonard, Cpl. (B. L. Hirst, ."> Hamilton Road, Ponsonby, f.) Wheeler, Herbert Edward, Rl'm (Clara Wheeler, 88 Barbour Street. Christchurch, m.) Cyclists' Corps. June 11. Borwick, Cecil H. (J. W. Rorwick, Duvauchelle's Ray, Christchurch, f.) WOUNDED. Machine Guii Corps. June 9. Davies, Roger Brockleburst, 2nd-Licut. (1). Davics, Wanganui East, f.) Canterbury Infantry. June 9. Woolf, Harry Arthur, Lieut. (Frederick W. Dairs, City of London, brother-in-law) Rifle Brigade. June 9. Dove, William Walter, Capt. (J. C. Dove, Auckland, f.) McDowell, Andrew Logan, Lieut. (Mrs Elizabeth McDowell, Gore, w.) Raker, Charles George, 2nd-Lieut. (Mrs C. G. Baker, Stevens Street, Christchurch, W.) Cow, Gordon Vcrney. 2nd-Llcut. (Miss Corn M. Gow, Wellington, s.) Turner, Robert William, 2nd-Lieut. (James Cornford, Great-ford, uncle) Wounded, Admitted to Hospital. Machine Gun Corps. June 0. Baker. Edward Henry. L.-Cpl. (J. H. Raker, Kaihu, Northern Wairoa, f.) Birrell, Andrew (Andrew Birrcll, Perthshire, Scotland, f.) Simpson, Jonathan Newby (William Simpson, Malahiwi, Masterton, f.) June 7. Cameron. Lee, Cpl. IT. Cameron, Whangarci, f > Chalmers, James. L.-Cpl (William Chalmers, Whakatane, f.) Chinch, Fred, L.-Cpl. (George Church, Rivrrton, f.) Fraser, James, Sgt. (J. Eraser, Stirling, f.) Field Artillery. June I. Home, William Stanley (\V. S. Ih.rne, Devonport, f.) Newsham, John George (Herbert Newsham, Gisborne) Walpolc, Mark (Miss Elsie Walpole, College Street, Toronto, s.) June 0. Rodger, Alexander William (Mary Ann Rodger, Devonport, ill.) June 7. Pigou, Norris Griffen (R. A. C. Pigou, Spring Creek, f.) Engineers. June I. Williams. George, Spr. (George Williams, Lytttlton, f.) Auckland Infantry. June 4. Bishop, Arthur George (William Bishop, Richmond, Christchurch, f.) Hamilton, Itobert (Miss Annie Hamilton, St. Albans, a.)

June 5. * Bovine, Alfred (Mrs Canning, Pukekohe. m.l Miles. George Ernest (Miss Isabel Miles, St. Hilda, Melbourne, s.) Simnrtsen, Ernest John (A. J. Simousen, Feilding, f.) Yule, James (Mrs Yule, Tnowoomha, m.) June f>. Suminerfield, Robert (Henry Joseph Suinmerflcld, Blackburn, England) (No date civen) Millar, George James (Mrs Millar, Kingsland Avenue, Auckland, w.) Canterbury Infantry. .Tone T>. O'Brien. Den's (M. O'Brien, Duckmaroi, N.S.W., b.) June 7. Rarf-r. John William (John Barter, Abberley Road. St Albans. Christchurch, f.) Clark. Thomas Wm. (Mrs Elizabeth Ann Clark, Greenwich, England) June 7. Henry. William Leslie (Mrs D. Henry, Temuka, m.) McN'choll, D-.vid (A. McNichoU, Oxford Terrace, Christchurch) Mould. Thomas Gascoigne (Mrs F. Mould, , Kaihu, N. Wairoa. m.> Scott, Ilenrv George (L. Hill, Lyttelton) Warnoek. Rohert Railey, Cpl. (R. Warnock, Catlins River, f.) June 8. Clarke, Arthur Spargo (Joseph Clarke, Timaru, f.) Drummond. Arthur Marvin (H. 0. Drummond, Biwaka, Nelson, f.) Rifle Brigade. Holiday. Frederick Nolan H. (F. D. Holiday, Oxfordshire. England, f.) Webb, Arthur Richard (Mrs A. Webb, Invcrcargill, m.) Pioneer Battalion. June 7. Brown, Walter George (Mrs Milcham, Bristol, England, in.) Reported Silghtlr Wounded, Remaining: With Unit. Machine Gun Corps. June 7. Inglis. Lindsav Merriit, Capt. (J. H. Tnglis, Timaru, f.) Field Ambulance. Mav 27. Blackburn. Harold Charles (Mrs J. Blackburn, Sydenham, in.) HounseM, Walter Kingsford (Fredrick Henry Hounsell, Devonport, f.) Hughes, James Gibson (Mrs A. J. Hughes, New Plymouth, m.) McPherson, John (Mrs McPherson, Kingsland, ill.) MAORI CONTINGENT. DIED OF WOUNDS. Wynvard. John. L.-Cp*!., (J. L. Leonard, Chelsea, Auckland) WOUNDED: Reoprted Wounded, Admitted to Hospital. June 4. Anderson, Andrew (Mrs Anderson, Pipiriki, in.) Koha, Kahiti (Koha Herekino, North Auckland, f.) June 8. Tini, John (Mrs Mary Tlni, Little River, m.) HOSPITAL REPORT. (Privates unless otherwise stated.) Dangerously Hl.—Thomson J. ("apt.. Brown D. D., Caradus C. A., Day G. M., Dean \V., Dennison Donald G. S., Everett H.. Farrow W. J., Halligan W., Hampton F. M., Hannah J. S.. Herring G„ Hotere J., King C. A., Mcßride ,L, Conville P. R. Rfm., Mathias C. 0., Mayo A. R., Millar G., Moodv H., Morrison W., Muirhead D. Rfm., Oldham W. A. L.-Cpl., Parfitt L. C, Potts L. A., Sheltmi W. \V„ Sim T. W., Simpson L. H., Spcer W. T.. Storey W., Sullivan J. Tamihana W., Turnhull J. C, Walker J. J. Rfm., Warena K., Whakataka H., White P. L.-Cpl., Wilson G. F., Amondson W. Rfm., Clark W. P.. Davies S. Spr., Hutton L. J., D., Menzics J. 11. Cpl., Rosanowski H. Temp.-Cpl., Shanks J. C. T. Rfm., Woodrow E. Rfm. Seriously lll.—Fraser J. W. 2nd-Lieut., King S. 2nd-Lieut.. Twining H. A. 2ndI.ieut., Rourke W. McK., Christie J. Rfm., Clark D. McC. Rfm., Clark B. J. Rdr., Craddock N. R., Cunningham D. J., Dinneen D. A., Duff S. Rfm., Graham W. A., Havdon L. 11., Henderson W., Hillessmith F. Rfm., Hlnton A. Tor.. Hullings 11., Hopkins L. S. .Tellings T. E. Rfm., Lander W., McCaw A. C, Mclnerney M., McNecce J., McVey F., Manney D. J. Rfm., Martvn F. Temp.-Cpl., Millar W. M. Cpl.. Olney H. P. Cpl., Park E. J. Rfm., Gamin M. E., Randell C. J., Reid A. T. Rfm., Sheat A. J., Smith S. Rfm., Watson W. S. Spr. Still Seriously lll.—Aislabie J. L„ Rurnand C. S. Q.M.S.. Dal/ell W. E. Cpl., Florence E. Rfm., Flower J. A. G., Grigg J. H., Hampton T., Mete R., ©'Donncll E. R. Act.CpL, Steele W. Rfm., Thain A. Cpl., Vin-<-nt G. Rl'm., Walker J. Rfm., Williams E. J. Removed From Dinjjercuslv 111 List.— Bvrne G. J., Grace 11., Mayo R., Tyson J. Rfm. Removed From Seriously 111 List.—Kidd A. Cnt.. Pattrick H. P. 2nd-Lieut., Corrigan F. W.. Crooks D. H. L.-Cpl., Foster J. T. Rfm., Gnskcll W. Rfm., Lander W., Mete. R., Richardson R. C. Rfm., Rounthwaite R., Sinclair J., Glir., Webb J. A., West W. J. Rfm. Severe Cases.—Rridgc C. E. Capt., Marshall J. A. Capt., Wilson N. R. Capt., Ewing R. S. Lieut., French F. W. Lieut., Jones C. W. Lieut.. McKcnzic C. R.' Lieut., Mawson J. B. Lieut. SOME PERSONAL NOTES. Mr C. W. Withell, headmaster of the Mayfleld School, lias received cablegrams stating that bis son, Second-Lieutenant E. C. D. Withell, was wounded by a gunshot wound ill the left arm (slight), on June 7 and was admitted to the New Zealand Hospital, Brockenhurst, on June 9. He left New Zealand with C. Company, 7th Reinforcement, and gained his commission at the Officers' Military Training School, Lichfield, England. Private cable advice has been received by the New Zealand Refrigerating Company that Captain Stuart Ramsay, D.5.0., is officially reported missing, and that the colonel of his regiment has further reported that he fears he has been killed. Captain Bamsay left Cliristchurch shortly after war broke out, and obtained a commission in the Imperial Army. His work in the trenches speedily brought him not only promotion hut special recognition, as he was granted the D.S.O. last year, and had the honour of be:ns! personally decorated by the King at Buckingham Palace. Subsequent to his transfer from the London office of the company, Captain Ramsay was in the head office of the company, Christchurch, for a period of about two years. During that comparatively short period he made many friends n the city, and should the fears as to his 'ate prove justified, bis. loss will be deeply regretted by all who knew him. Captain Ramsay had a winning personality, which won him many friends, and his Outstanding ability had already marked him as certain to rise to prominence in the business career which he bad chosen. News lias been received in Metliven that Colin Crawford had been seriously wounded in France. General regret will lie felt lor Crawford who left with one of the early droits and saw service at Gallipoli. He was greatly respected in the district. On Monday word was received in Leeslon of the death in action of Lance-Corporal 1,1. Rapley, who left with the 19th Reinforcement. Lance-Corporal Rapley was a son of Mrs Rapley, late of Lakeside, anil was brought up and educated at Lakeside. News was received by Mr G. A. Baxter, of Te Perlta, formerly of Soutbbridge, lh.it his brother, Private Oliver Baxter, was killjed in Prance on .'one 7. He was born and I educated at Southbridgc, and was the second son of the late Mr and Mrs Geo. Baxter. | Advice has been received that Rifleman I George Hendry Campbell, son of Mr David Campbell, Alford Forest Boad, has died of wounds. Rifleman Campbell left with the II Ith Reinforcement'. : Mr John Templeton, Cox Street, Allenton, has received advice that hjp son. Private George Lancelot Templeton, who left with the 151b Reinforcement, has been admitted to Brockenhurst Hospital suffering from gunshot wounds in the band. Mrs J. li. Mayson, Hampstead, has been notified by the Base Records that her son. Rifleman M. G. Mayson, has been invalided home, and is expected to shortly arrive in New Zealand.