N.Z. CASUALTIES.

Wanganui Herald, Volume L, Issue 14745, 26 October 1915, Page 5

N.Z. CASUALTIES.

a (Per United Press Association.) WELLINGTON, October 20. FIELD ARTILLERY. Killed in action—Gunncrs A. H. Griffiths and 1. H. Plimmer. AI UK LAN I) MOUNTED RIFLES.'* Die<i of pneumonia—Trooper T. Vf . Phillips. Disembarked Malta, wounded - HELD ARTILLERY, Gunner E. E. Pope. HOSPITAL AND PROGRESS REPORT: Embarked for England:— AUCKLAND BATTALION. Pi hate T. A. Summers. medical corps. Private W. Murton. WELLINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES, • Si recant W. E. S. Morgan. Disembarked Malta, slightly sit-k:--FIELD AHTILLERT. Gunner G. Sutherland. ARMY SERVICE CORPS. Private J. Porter. WELLINGTON BATTALION. Admitted to Nineteenth General Hospital. Alexandria (enteritis).—Private H T. Pearce. Recovered and leaving Alexandria for the front: AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES. * Troopers W, Nowland. W. 11. Park and R- S. Surtees. WELLINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES. Troopers P. Nielsen, J. Oliver and C. J. Pierce. CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES. Troopers D. Brown. A. G, Nell and T. R. Wreaks. AUSTRALIAN GENERAL WOUNDED. Received October 26. 9.0 n.m. SYDNEY, October 26. Captain Bean cables that General Walker. who succeeded General Bridges in command of the First Australian Division, was wounded In the arm and hip. While Inspecting the trenches and pointing out improrements at a loophole an enemy machine gunner put three bullets through the opening, and two struck General Walker, whose condition is not stated. ROLL OF HONOUR. Mr E R. Morgan, of Aramohe. Las received word that his youngest eon. Sergeant W. E. Morgan, who is convalescing fiom enteric, embarked at Malta for England on October Bth.