N.Z. CASUALTIES.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16775, 16 October 1916, Page 7

N.Z. CASUALTIES.

WELLINGTON, October 14.

REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION

Lieutenant L. JardineTrooper E. G. Gerrartl-Elsworth. Second-Lieutenant R. C. Siuclair. C-S.M. M. H. Rnchardson. Private A. V. Wills. Private H. O. Carey. Private P. Gallagher. Private J. A. HumePrivate G. A. Nelson. Private J. Walsh. Private A. M. Pram. Correction. — Previously reported wounded September loth, row reported killed iv action: — \ Riileman F. A. Poole.

KILLED IN ACTIOM.

Rifleman A. G. Gibbir.gs. Lieutenant A. P. Castle. Rifleman J- Byrne. Rifleman J. Cule. Rifleman J. Gallagher. Rifleman H. C. Houghton Rifleman A. E. Michell.

REPORTED DIED OF WOUNDS

Captain J. D. Dineen Private A. Aldridge.

WOUNDED.

Seriously ill, hospital, wounded:— Lance-Corporal J. McCoiriskey. The following reported wounded:— Second-Lieutenant J. W. Gendall, Privates E. F. Trigg, M. A. Stade. The following \younded admitted io hospital:—Lant:e-Corporal L. C. Hamliu, Privates J, Trewella, T. S. Mulholland, Corporal S. C. Baker. HOSPITAL AND PROGRESS EEPGRT. The following in hospital dangerously ill from wounds.—Trooper J. Kane, Gunner C. F. Game, Lance-Corporal L. Quirk, Private H. J. Stevenson, Riflemen J. Barlow, W. K. Olds. , Seriously ill from wounds.—Privates W. H. Hole, R. G. Young, Lance-Cor-poral A. J. Thompson, Privates H. S. Baverstock, L. J. Kippenberger, Rifleman S. Smiley. Out of danger.—Private F. Cannell, Riflemen G. W. Griflm, R. C. Wallace, T. A. Wilson. Dangerously ill from wounds.—LanceCorporal F. Ward, Rifleman R. W. Ainslie. Dangerously ill, but improving.—Private C. F. Jeffery, Rifleman O. A. Prior. Previously reported dangerously ill, now seriously ill.—Corporal B. W. Irwm. Seriously ill from wounds.;— Bombardier M. A. Knubley, Private J. M. Kennedy, Second Lieutenant C. C. Zeisler. Seriously ill, but improving.—Rifleman C. H. August. Out of danger.—Privates J. Hunt, J. Ryan, W. F. Spence. SYDNEY, October 14. List 234 includes the following New Zealanders: — Killed in action.—Corporal B. Pelvin, Private E. McGlashan. Wounded (second occasion) and returned to duty—Private N. D. Wastney. Injured—2nd-Lieutenant E. Heurtley. Convalescent —Private S. Steele.