N.Z. CASUALTIES.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16704, 24 July 1916, Page 7

N.Z. CASUALTIES.

.*. A HEAVY LIST. WELLINGTON, July 22. KILLED IN-ACTION. JULY 2nd. Private F. H. Clark. Acting-Sergeant W. J. Hand. JULY 3rd. Private R. B. Aldridge. Sergeant J. R. Baillie. Sergeant A. J. Barrington. Private B. Billing. Private H. G. Bridges. Private R. Butterworth. Lance-Corporal C. H. Carter. Corporal A. W. Davitt. Corporal A. L. Dixon. Private A. P. East. Private W. A. Egerton. Private E. W. Gambling. Lance-Corporal J. J. Harding. Private W. J. HarrisPrivate P. Hennessy. Private W. G. Hill. , Private H. E. Houston. Private H. Johansen. Private B. E. McNeil. Private C. Mack. Private J- D. Muir. Private V. Murphy. Private F. J. Newton. Private P. O'Donnell. Private L. Russell. Private E- Schaurnacher, Private G. E.,,Sbaw. Private A. Sing. Private C. M. Smith. Private W. E- Urwm. Private W. E. Vau.se. Lance-Corporal W. E. Ragcner. Private W. H. H. Wliite. Private H. O. Wilcox. Private iv. P. Batley. Private T. Pearson. Lieutenant ,T. Gillman. Second-Lieutenant A. Hudson. Captain W. D. Jolly. Lieutenant L. Millard. Second-Lieutenant A. G. Brocket. DIED OF WOUNDS. Private A. S. Ballantyne. Private E. Douard. Corporal A. A. Marshall. Private W. H. S. Masefield. Private W. M. Mitchell. Private J. Reid. Private W. P. Scott. Lance-Corporal D. Brown, rivate J. Charters. Sergeant E. R. Talboye. Private W." Bromley. Private J. Pierce. MISSING. Corporal W. Best. Private R. A. Caffery. Private J. T % Morrison. Private J. Murphy. Private J. Owen. Private F. C. Stubbing. Private W. Wilson. Second Lieutenant G. D. Black. WOUNDED. Private J. H. McCarry, Private Stan. Read, Private W. M. Watson, Second Lieutenant C. H. Clarke, Lieutenant J. G. Johnston, Lieutenant E. Salmon, Lieutenant M. J. White. j Slightly wounded, rejoined Regiment, j —Private A. Matchett. ' Reported ' wounded.—Private K. L. Aitken, . Private E. Brien, Private H. C. Hansen, Private F. W. McConkey, Private L. E. Stewart. Wounded, admitted to hospital.—Sergeant W. W. Simmers, Privates D. M. Long, O'Shauglmessey and H. L. Hoff, Gunner W. J. Forsyth, Lance-Corporal H. L. Mair, Corporal W. T. Nichol, Private A. Rodgers, Corporal C. H. Wade," Privates A. R. Wiles and A. Brough, Lance-Corporal H. D. Burt, Privates C. Croft, W. J. Evans and J. Kitto, Corporal T. H. Rapley, Private C. N.Sowman, Sergeant H. L. Bowden, Private R. A. Cooper, Lance-Corporals T. D. Henderson and A. C. Jennings, Privates R.P. Mollinson, J. J. O'Malley, F. Rooney, W. M. Suttie and A. T. Wright, Sergeant R. J. Aupleton, LanceCorporal M. Q Ashby, Sapper C. T. Carleton, Sergeant N. vE. -Carter, Privates T. Collinson, J. Don, H. Garlick and W. J. Guy, Sergeant-Major A. Hannah, Privates D. W. McWha, M. Sanford, B. Shipp and H. H. Stephens, Rifleman A. M. Trafford, Privates J. Veitch, H. Ashby, A. Cameron, A'. Carey, J. Gilmore, A. McAuliffe and C. P. Merrin, Corporal A. M. Page, Private Vercoe, Riflema» G. W. Moore, Private T* W. Stevenson and LanceCorporal 'E. Traill. Wounded.—Embarked for England: Gunned N. Shelley, Private W. G. McLeod, Rifleman N. M. Oleen, Private J. Richardson, Private Vv. Batrey, Gunner W. H. Franks, Lanoe-Corporal N. Malcolm, Private J. V. Twiddle. Seriously ill with wounds.—Private D. Miller. Pronounced out of danger.—Private G. A. McKenzie. Dangerously ill with pneumonia.— Private W. Eeppa. MAORI CONTINGENT. Wounded admitted to hospital.—Private J. Mahanga, Private J. Maurirere, Corporal R. Pakitra. Wounded, embarked for England.— Private T. R. Matia, Sergeant N. Petiba.

A NELSON OFFICER KILLED

NELSON, July 22. Word has been received that Lieutenant Athol Hudson, a son of the late Dr. Hudson and Mrs Hudson, of Tapawera, has been killed1 in action. Lieutenant Hudson as an old boy of the Nelson College and Waitaki High School, and was selected in 1915 as the Rhodes Scholar from Victoria College.