N.Z. CASUALTIES.

Wanganui Herald, Volume L, Issue 14701, 4 September 1915, Page 7

N.Z. CASUALTIES.

THE LATEST LIST. (Pei United Press Association.) WELLINGTON, September; 4. Following is the latest casualty list:— DIED OF WOUNDS. Canterbury Mounted Rifles. Lieut. P. B. H. Oldness. WOUNDED. Wellington Battalion—Sergeants E. Moore and E. O. Morgan, Lance-Cor-porals A. P. Morse, A. A. Price, and S W. Wallace, Privates R. Matheson. 0. Mensken, W. Miller, M. Morris, J. M. J. McGill, L. A. McCracken, N. Nairn, J. Neale, O. N, Newman, J. E, Nolan, T. O’Connor, H. E. Paisley. E. Pedersen, J. T. Portway, It. Rob ertson, H. Rowe, C. H. Rnmsby, J. Slieerin, G. Stevenson, E. H. Weber, D.. G. Whitmore. I). J. Wilson, R. .1. Woriev, Sergants It. J. Dales, and F. W. H. Margrie, Lance-Corporal C. Brooke, Corporal C. It. Russell, Privates IV. Brown, W. Ryder, E. J. Tavlor. R. Faram,. W, E. Vesty, J. Tlrwaite. J. A. Twist, W. ,T. J. Butler. F. R. Dolisle, J. Petrie, R. Rickard, D. M. Jamieson, S. Nicholls. Otago Battalion—Severely wounded:— Privates E. Burns and E. Bezett. Slightly wounded:—Corporal IV. Reddington, Privates W. B. Kilroy and A. Thorpe. Auckland Battalion—Corporal H. L. Taylor, Privates IV. Smith, M. H. Melville. and IV.' Jones. Otago Mounted Rifles.—Lieut. D, E. Bromner. Previously reported, “Unofficially reported died of wounds." Further report received from Malta, wounded. Auckland Mounted Rifles.—ChaplainCaptain P. Dore. Maori Contingent.—J. Matthews, J. M. Simeon, P. Paora, T. Muirwa. HOSPITAL AND PROGRESS REPORT. Admitted to No. IT General Hospital Alexandria: Army Service Corps.—Driver S. Fisher, rheumatic fever, slight, satisfactory: Driver S. Devitt, dysentery, slight, satisfactory. Otago Mounted Rifles.—Trooper T. McGiliivray, appendicitis, slight, satisfactory; Trooper M. CTee, contusion leg, slight; Trooper A. Reekie, synovitis knee, slight, satisfactory. Canterbury Battalion.— Private IV, J. Ken - , amputated finger. Diarrhoea, slight, satisfactory.—Privates A. E. Cook, H. G- Jenkins, C. Tullev, A. D. Cruickshauks. Pleurisy, slight, satisfactory.—Private G. H. Bindley.Enteric, slight, satisfactory.—Privates R. Marks, C. Cecil, E. Wells. Gastritis, slight, satisfactory.—Private Holdaway. * v

FAREWELL TO AOTEA NURSES.

MONDAY AFTERNOON. Tho farewell at homo and equipment tea, which is being given as a send off to the nurses and staff of the Aotea Convalescent Home, will be held in the Druids’ Hal! on Monday afternoon from •i p.ra. till 5 p.m. An excellent musical programme has been arranged, including Mrs Peter Lewis, Messrs George Swan, L. Craig, Claude Suisted, Haydn Reck, and others. Fuller’s Orchestra, under the conductorship of Mr .1. Kersley, have also kindly consented to play several selections during the function. All are cordially invited, and it is suggested that each should bring with her ■ nisn ail article of equipment for the 1 '-m'l he following is a list of the various th ng-. required, all of which will hr acceptable contributions:—Cigarettes Gins), tobacco, pipes, matches, shaving material (razors, strops, soap, etc.), stationery (paper, envelopes,' ink pencils, etc.), boot laces, nail brushes, tooth paste, sweets (in tins), chocolate (plain, in tins), biscuits, jam (tins), honey (tins), draughts, chess, quoits, games of all descriptions, books and magazines, bagatelle board, giamaphnuo and records, Keating’s powder, pepper and salt castors, tray clcths.