CASUALTY LIST.

Taihape Daily Times, Issue 205, 5 October 1916, Page 5

CASUALTY LIST.

THREE DEATHS REPORTED. TWO SOLDIERS WOUNDED. The 419th casualty list issued by the Defence Department was received from the Press Association yesterday. It contains the names of one man killed in acticn, two men died of wounds, and one officer and one man wounded ,the latter having been acrmitted to hospital. The list is as follows : KILLED IN ACTION. September 15 — Herbert Edward Evenson. DIED OF WOUNDS. September 23. Lance-Corporal George Ernest Winter. September 23 Lance-Corp. Arthur Campbell Blair. REPORTED WOUNDED. September 22 — Second-Lieutenant Thos. Little Wilson. September 16 — William Alan Parkinson. A LATER LIST. ONE DEATH FROM WOUNDS. FIVE MEN W r OUNDED WELLINGTON, T-his day. The Defence Department supplied the following casualty list to-day:— DIED OF W'OUNDS A. C. Day. WOUNDED... E. J. Dittmer. W T OUNDED AND ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. W. D. Smith, J. E. Taylor, J. McLaughlan. WOUNDED AND EMBARKED FOR ENGLAND C. OFlaherty SOLDIERS IN HOSPITAL DANGEROUS AND SERIOUS CASES The Defence Department last nlgnt issued the following hospital progress report:— Dangerously ill from wounds.—J. H. Sivewright, R. C. Wallace. Seriously ill from wounds.—J. J. McMillan. Removed from seriously ill list. — N. Nicholson. HOSPITAL AND PROGRESS REPORT The following hospital report was supplied by the Defence Department to-day:— Embarked for England.—Sec-Lieut. 8.l T. Shand. In Hospital, Dangerously ill from Wounds.—Corporal L. A. O'Leary, Pte J. K. Stove, Pte A. Yaag, Rfm J. McGill. Dangerously ill from Wounds. — Tpr A. F. Low, Pte A. E. Sheppard, Pte W. A. Woodward, Rfm L. N Nortnover. Seriously ill from Wounds.—Pvtes. J. Downing, S. Chase, A. Coulter, a. V. Thompson, D. J. Evans, A. McCallum, L-Corp. S. D. Stewart, Rfm W A. MePhail, Tpr P. J. Darling, Pvtes A. Bcler, R. C. Mclver, A. L. Nugent, A. Pedofsky, H. Paul, F. S. RaJston, Rfmen I. McQuilton, H. Harris.