CASUALTY LIST

Thames Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 18325, 26 April 1917, Page 2

CASUALTY LIST

WELLINGTON, April 24. Reported killed in action: Captain i R. S. Priest. Following is the finding of Court of Inquiry: Previously reported wounded and missißg, n<^v xepontied killed in action : Privates L. C. Goodwin, T. Campbell, E. E. Harrison, G. Luis, D. E. Thoumaine. ' Previously reported mwKdng beli'fved wounded, now reported killed in action: Lance Corp. W. Innas, Private L. A. Mclnnes. Previously reported mining, now re;>orted killed in action : Private; IW, J. Andrew, R. S. Black; D. C. Brisitow, J. J. Eriksen, W. Fergpsx>M, R. 11. S. Gee, W. J..Gee, C. Gray, J. Gray, J. Kenibing, W. E. Kerr, Lance- Corp. W. H. Moore, Private- C V. Morganrti, Lance Corp. J. Morrison. Previously reported missing, now reported killed in action : Privates T. A. O'Connor, C. R. Perrat, A. J. Rei, W. Seyb, Corp. W. Shaw, Privates F. Wildman, E. J". Wolhouse, Rdnetmieai J. C. Jones,'S. F. .1 outers. Private^ W. J. LloyS, E. Lunn, R, Richard®, F. C. Smith, A. Stevens, R. H. McKinnon, A. W. Ma.rtiin, J. 1). R. Munro, R. Robinson, S. Southgiafte, J. 11. Stowant, T. Woosten-, Trooper F. F. Anderson, Corp. C. Hunt. Reported died of wounds: Trooper C. Hugjhes, Sergt. D. R. Webster, Troopen* B. D. Wagihorn, Pnvate 11. C. Green. Reported died oif wounds while prisoner of war in Gt^nnaTiy, no diaite givem: Privaites H. Clarke, W. Robei"t'»on. Reported died of sickness: Private ' R. L. Dixon. Previously reported maissin ; !X, now " reported wounded, believed in Germany : Private M. J. Gallagher, . Sevgit. G. Hay, Private T. Ingle. 'Preiviously reported unoffioially prisomer of war, now officially re--1 ported prisoner of war in Germany: Corp. W. H. Bank, Private C. Broinloy, La.nee Corp. C. Richardson. .Reported wounded: 2nd Lieut. H. Ivt Rovke, Sergt. I). R. Welter, 2nd Liout.. D. Parkinson, 2nd Lieut. .1. Tennant. I?,L])Oi;ted wounded: 2nd Lieut. J. Keiler, 2nd Lieiufc. L. A. Ciuven, Trooper 11. C. Green, 2nd Lieut. D. A. Lusk.