CASUALTIES.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 11762, 28 July 1916, Page 5

CASUALTIES.

THE LATEST UST. KILLED IN ACTION. (July 14.) T. H. Bird . (Miss E. Bird, 62, LeCren's Terrace, Timara, sister). (July 20.) Second-Lieutenant H. Lang (L. Mi. Lang, London). (.July 24.) C. K. Berkahn (W. F. H. Berkahu, Dannevirke, father). ' DIED OF WOUNT>S. (July 19.) D. Robertson (J. Robertson, Eng* land, brother). R. Stephenson (Mrs J. 0. M'Donald, Half Moon Bay, Stewart Island)(July 20.) A R. Bright-ling (J. Brightling, 296, Cashel Street, Christcxmrch, father). t Sergeant R. Rennie (Robert Renins* Hobart, Tasmania). DIED OF DlSEASE(Dysentery, July 24.) ; H. J. Marshall (Miss N. Thomson, ' 261, Glc*acester Street, Christchurch, cousin). WOUNDED. G. V. P. T Smith—July 8/ A- Dunn—July 12. J R. Thomson—July 16. Lieu tenant-Co lone! J. S. Austin—* > July 20. -.j Second-Lieutenant R. L. Garden— -: July 20. ; Second-Lieutenant J. G. July 20. B ' Lieutenant C. T. Coburne —July SO.. Second-Lieutenant C. L. Mullany—': July 20. , Wounded, embarked for England:- • H. Lofthouse—July 20. J. E. Simpson—July 17. A. A. N. Altop—July 20. m i Second-Lieutenant D. F. Doigan— July 20. Wounded, admitted to hospital:— . •R. Barris—July 10. J. A. Cowley—July 10. R. M. Shield—July 15. J. Duthie—July 16. Corporal R. Scrimgeour—July 16. G. J, Seed—July 16. J. 0. Amell—.July 17. J. D. Clark-July 17. D. B. Cockerill—July 17. 0. Finlayson—July 17. E. Healey —July 17. J. Jefferies—July 17. _ Lance-Corporal A. Reid—July 17. R. Smith—July 17. HOSPITAL REPORT. Admitted to hospital:—Private-J, Bttrt. Dangerously ill, meningitis—Laiiee* , Corporal F. E. GHnlinton. . Broken knee cap, improving—Sapper B. B. Lyons. '■ Dangerously ill, dysentery—Gunner ' J W. M'Lennaia.