CASUALTIES.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 11530, 28 October 1915, Page 6

CASUALTIES.

THE LATEST LIST. Recovered and leaving Alexandria lor front:— Divisional Headquarters—LieutenantColonel W. G. Braithwaito, Private R. B. Godfrey. Auckland Mounted Rifles—Sergeant A. S. Blackie. Wellington Mounted Rifles—Trooper W. G. Brenmer, Trooper G. T. Chinie. Canterbury Mounted Rifles—Trooper A. E. Cotton, Trooper T. H. Cruickshan'k. Trooper J. Dalton, Trooper F. Gibson. Otago Mounted Rifles—Quartermas-ter-Sergeant A. D. Black, Trooper A. Breese, Trooper C. Carlaw, Trooper C. F. Chandler,* Trooper T. Curran. Field Artillery—Gunner W. Crook, Captain H. J. Daltry, Gunner T. S. Davis. Auckland Battalion—Private J. Atkinson. Private S. E. Bloxam, Serpeant J. C Brooks. Private J. Brown. Private M. Carroll, Private H. Crosbie. The following wick and wounded have recovered and are leaving Alexandria for the front:— Wellington Battalion—Private ABishop, Private H. Bivflrell, LanpeCorporal S. Canty, Private A. A. Charleston. , Canterbury Battalion—Private 1. Bell. Private J. C. W. Brain, Private J. E. Cozens. Otago Battalion -Private S. Coard, Private E. C. Gait, Private A. Gilling. . Medical Corps—Captain C. A . bai- ' Auckland Mounted R^es— Improving, condition still serious, also in Netley Hospital—Lieutenant J. M. Roberts. Field Artillery.—The following disembarked at Malta, slightly sickGunner S. B. Bowye.r, Gunner E. L. Button. Embarked for England—Guuner C. E. Cooper. >. Wounded—Gunner F. C. Craven. Auckland Battalion—Progressing favourably—Corporal P. G- Pearce. Wellington " Battalion— Dangerously ill—Private G. G. Pearson.