CASUALTIES.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 11508, 2 October 1915, Page 10

CASUALTIES.

THE LATEST LIST. The following casualty list of the N«w Zealand Forces has been issued : CANTERBURY BATTALION. Slightly wounded—Private H. W. Ferryman. Died of wound's—Captain J. Houlker. AUCKLAND BATTALION. Previously reported wounded, further reported d'ied of wounds—Lieutenant A. G. Aldridge. AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES. Previously reported missing, further reported' admitted to hospital, MaltaPrivate J. S. Patterson. WELLINGTON BATTALIONPreviously reported wounded, further reported admitted to hospital, sick —Private G. R. FreemaJi. OTAGO BATTALION. Died of wounds—Private D. Matthews, Private A. Stevens. CANTERBURY BATTALION. Wounded in the knee and' arm—Private T. C. Potten. Otago Battalion—Sergeant- ii . C Whitaker. Arrived Canadian Hospital, Tapiow--Private A. A. Thomson. Discharged from hospital convalescent, Alexandria—Corporal D o'Council. CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES. Arrived Ist Southern General Hospital, Birmingham—Trooper F. P. .'hompson. CANTERBURY BATTALION. Admitted New Court Hospital, Cheltenham, England—Private C. Wonnicott. Arrived' London, progressing favourably—Private H. V. Walton. N.Z. FIELD ENGINEERS. Admitted Naunton Hospital, Cheltenham, England—Gunner S. J. Youl- ■ Admitted let Southern General Hospital, Birmingham—Gunnsr J/ Pajne.

N.Z. MEDICAL CORPS. Admitted Ist Southern General Hospital, Birmingham—Private F. H. Ar-thur-Wor sop, SIOIv AND WOUNDED. Disembarked Malta, slightly sick:— Headquarters St aft. N.Z. Mounted Rifles Brigade--Second Lieutomp t & J. M'Gregor, Captain 11. C*. Gleauiniug. Otago Battalion —Second lieutenant E. F. Selby. Wellington Mounted Rifles— Captain A. H. Wilkie. Auckland Battalion—Second Lieutenant E. W. Maclean. Second Lieutenant J. E. H. Mewett. Auckland Mounted Rifles—Lieutenant W. Haeata. Slightly woundedN.Z. Field Artillery—Gunner C. W, Ricketta, Bombardier T. Y. Turner. Sergeant J. F. Hill. N-Z. Engineers—Sapper W. Horgan. Otago Battalion—Private C. C. Robb. Otago Mounted Rifles—Trooper J. Ford. N.Z. FIELD ENGINEERS. Dangerously ill at Malta—Sapper C. S. Barrie. Divisional Headquarters, arrived Military Hospital. Torquay—Private G. H. White. Auckland Mounted Rifles—Trooper C. G. Stichbury. Admitted Ist Birmingham War Hospital, Kuebory- Private A- H. Thomas. Auckland Battalion—Private N. M. Parkinson. The following disembarked at Malta, slightly sick :—Sapper D. M'Clure, Sapper A. D. Ha!i, Sapper J. M'Kcnzie. Canterbury Battalion —Sergeant L. A. Caldwell, Sergeant W. E. Leadley, Lance-Corporal H. Ellen, Private. W. Rowo, Private W. A. Hutchings, Private J. Mann, Private D. Mitchell. Canterbury Mounted Rifles—Trooper M. J. O'Brien. Otago Battalion—Sergeant H. J. Webb, Private E. E. Nelson, Private C. L. M'Lean, Sergeant 11. Harold, Lance-Corporal A. Ryan. Otago Mounted Rifles—Trooper M. Kerr, Corporal J. A. Mi. Cameron, Ser-geant-Major W. A. Gustafson, Ser-geant-Major E. J. Haydon, Sergeant H. E. Standriug. Divisional Train—Dangerously ill of enteric, Driver N. Iv. Houghton. Field Engineers—Pronounced out of danger, Sapper D. T. Fraser. Otago Battalion—Reported dangerously ill, Private W. I). Wilson. Auckland Battalion —Admitted to Third Northern General Hospital, Sheffield. progressing favourably, Private W. L. Mason. WELLINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES. Admitted to Bombay Residency General Hospital, Alexandria with mild dysentery—Trooper 11. Thompson. Disembarked at Malta slightly sick — Corporal H. L. Spratt. WELLINGTON BATTALION. Admitted to Iving George Hospital, London—Private T. J. Morgan, Private R. J. Tavler. Admitted to Metropolitan War Hospital, Whitchurch, Cardiff—Private G. Walker. OTAGO MOUNTED RIFLES. Admitted First Southern General Hospital, Birmingham—Trooper D. Ritchie, Trooper L. A. Hill, Trooper J. S. Wilson. Admitted County of London Hospital, Epsom.—Trooper A. R. Simon. Disembarked Malta, slightly sick—■ Trooper T Wills. Wellington" i*attalion —Private W. J. Smith, Private A. J. Mitchell, Private C. N. Reid,..Private J. Millar, Private G. S. Masters, Private C. Gardiner, Private A. Marshall. MAORI CONTINGENT. Admitted First Birmingham War Hospital, Ruebery—Lance-Corporal K. H. Hakosa. Pronounced out of danger, Septem- i ber 20 —Private M. Broughton. | Disembarked iat Malta, September 16 Slightly irou tided—Private R. Namana. Slightly, sick—Private J. H. Pereka, Private T. A. Kumeroa. Admitted to Red Cross Hospital, Torquay—Private R. Remata. Disembarked at Malta, slightly sick —Sergeant Whetu Tauri, Private C. Rotoatara, Private Mankera Marsh.