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Daily List of November 5Th (No. 5408) in Thirteen Parts lekly List No. 15.] TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13th, 1917. [ This number contains the six Daily Lists from that dated November 5th (No. 5408) to that dated November 10th (No. 5413). These Daily Lists have not been modified since their original compilation (on the dates named) to cover other casualties 1 the soldier reported later. Such later casualties will be found in a later list in this or a subsequent number. In the lists of Warrant Officers, Non-commissioned Officers and Men, the town shown against each Soldier’s name is I home of his next of-kin, except where followed by the abbreviation “ Enlt.” when it is his place of enlistment. The rank is that of Private except where otherwise shown. Daily List of November 5th (No. 5408) in Thirteen Parts. — PART I. PART II. OFFICERS (Contd.). PART III. OFFICERS (Contd.). OFFICERS. WOUNDED (Contd.). MISSING. Dodkins, Sec. Lt. W. C., A.C.C. Reid, Lt. C. McK., Alta.Regt. KILLED. Lund, Sec. Lt. J. E., Rif.Brig. Draper, Lt. A. P., R.A.M.C., Macdonald, Sec. Lt. H., M.G.C. Sith, Sec. Lt. T. N., R.F.A. Houston, Lt. H., R.Scots. attd. Lan.Fus. Malik, Sec. Lt. H. S., R.F.C. ill, Sec. Lt. A., R.E. Inch, Lt. R. S. M., M.C., Duncan, Capt. B. W., S.Gds. Mills, Sec. Lt. E. T., R.G.A. 'n, Lt. E. H., Essex R. Norf.R. Dunn, Sec. Lt. A. F., R.G.A. Mitchell, Sec. Lt. E., Lan.Fus. Sec. Lt. S. E., R.G.A. Symonds, Sec. Lt. F. G., Norf.R. Edlemann, Maj. F. J. F., Owen, Lt.-Col. O., R.Welsh PART IV. D.S.O., North’d Fus. Fus. DIED OF WOUNDS. Edmondson, Sec. Lt. A. W., Yeo- Powell, Sec. Lt. E., M.G.C. OFFICERS. Taylor, Lt. R. W., M.C., R.F.A. manry. Prosser, Capt. A. E., Worc.R. Emsley, Maj. C. H., R.F.A. Purkis, Capt. T. A. B., Lond.R. NEW ZEALAND MILITARY FORCES. Fennell, Sec. Lt. J. H., R.F.A. Robinson, Sec. Lt. W. D., Previously reported wounded, now re-ported Fenton, Lt. J. B., Midd’x R., R.F.A. KILLED. DIED OF WOUNDS. attd. R.F.C. Ryan, Lt. W. G., R.F.C. Smith, Sec. Lt. A., N.Zea.Inf. Page, Sec. Lt. V., M.C., R.F.A. Finch, Capt. E. V., M.C., Lan. Scott, Sec. Lt. H. S., W.Yorks. Fus. R., attd. R.F.C. DIED OF WOUNDS. Fulton, Lt.-Col. H., R.A.M.C. Sharp, Sec. Lt. H., W.Yorks.R. WOUNDED. Gilmour, Capt. A., Yeomanry, Southern, Sec. Lt. P., Lan.Fus. Howden, Sec. Lt. P., N.Zea.M.G.C. tt, Lt. F. G. W., Som.L.I. Manning, Lt. F. E. A., Tank attd. Cam’n Highrs. Stedall, Capt. L. P., Yeomanry. ntyne, Lt. J. G., M.G.C. Corps. Godfrey, Sec. Lt. W. E., S. Stroud, Sec. Lt. S. H., R.F.A. Previously re-ported killed, now reported ijett, Sec. Lt. E., N.Staff.R. Mason, Sec. Lt. L. W., Essex R. Staff.R. Taylor, Capt. A. W., K.O. DIED OF WOUNDS. y, Lt.-Col. H. R., Ches.R. Murray, Lt.-Col. L., D.S.O., R. Gorle, Lt. R. V., R.F.A. (Yorks.L.I.). iklph, Lt. A. J., M.C., War.R. Graham, Sec. Lt. W. G., Thomson, Lt. F. C., Yeomanry. Richardson, Lt. H., N.Zea.Inf. (?.A. Nicol, Lt. R. R., Essex R. Bord.R. Tregelles, Lt. R. F., Lond.R. iington, Sec. Lt. E. E., Greenhalgh, Sec. Lt. W. M., Ward, Sec. Lt. C. H., Devon.R. Noble, Sec. Lt. J. W., North’d WOUNDED. ~ C. Fus. Lan.Fus. Wareham, Capt. G. S., Lan.Fus., >w, Sec. Lt. H. E., Lan. Openshaw, Capt. A. D.,Essex.R. Grime, Sec. Lt. G. M., Lan.Fus. attd. M.G.C. Bond, Capt. V., N.Zea.Inf. Farrell, Sec. Lt. E., N.Zea. Parkin, Sec. Lt. G. H. W., Harrison, Sec. Lt. J. W., Watkins, Sec. Lt. W., Welsh R. Burge, Sec. Lt. W., N.Zea.Inf. M.G.C. |,' Sec. Lt. W. H., Essex R. R.F.A. Bord.R. Watson, Sec. Lt. S. L., Cain, Sec. Lt. W., N.Zea.Inf. Glasse, Sec. Lt. T., N.Zea.Inf. ils, Maj. M. E„ M.C., Flatten, Sec. Lt. F. G. F.. Hewat, Sec. Lt. R. A., R.F.C. Manch.R. Carruth, Sec. Lt. H., N.Zea.Inf. Hewlett, Sec. Lt. D., N.Zea. F.A Norf.R. Hobbs, Sec. Lt. J., R.G.A. Wharrier, Capt. R. H., M.C., Carswell, Sec. Lt. J., N.Zea. Inf. (tj,, Sec. Lt. H. G., M.G.C. Ramsden, Lt. W. E..W.Yorks.R. Hobson, Sec. Lt. L. L, Bedf.R. Durh.L.I. M.G.C. Jackson. Sec. Lt. J., N.Zea.Inf. htaan, Sec. Lt. F. W., Rayheld, Sec. Lt. P. G., Buffs Hooper, Sec. Lt. R. G., H.A.C., Wheeler, Sec. Lt. G. E., Clark, Sec. Lt. C., N.Zea.Inf. Knowles, Lt. E., N.Zea.F.A. .sex R. (E.Kent R.). attd. M.G.C. Queen's (R.W.Surr.R.). Dittmer, Capt. G., N.Zea.Inf. Lockie, Lt. C., N.Zea.Inf. Or, Maj. N. W. W., M.C., Stalev, Sec. Lt. R., Ches.R. Hull, Sec. Lt. H. K.. R.G.A. White, Maj. A. L. R., R.F.A. Evans, Capt. J., N.Zea.Inf. Malone, Lt. E., N.Zea.Inf. f?.A Studdert, Maj. R. H., M.C., Ideson, Ma], A., M.C., R.F.A. White, Sec. Lt. J., Lan.Fus. Evans, Lt. T., N.Zea.Pnrs. Nimmo, Lt. J., N.Zea.Inf. ill, Lt. E. H., R.A.M.C. R.F.A. Johnstone, Lt. R. G., R.F.A. Willink, Sec. Lt. J. H. W., C. : ;h, Capt. D. L., Som.L.I. Thornley, Sec. Lt. M. A., Jones, Sec. Lt. M. V., R.Welsh Gds. Previously reported missing, now reported i; Sec. Lt. T. W., R.F.A. Norf.R. Fus. Worrall, Lt. E. E., Lond.R. WOUNDED. Sec. Lt. G. H., York & Vaudrey, Sec. Lt. W. E., M.C., Kilner, Sec. Lt. H. L., L.N. I nc.R. R.G.A. Lan.R. Buddie, Sec. Lt. H., N.Zea.Inf. Nutting, Sec. Lt. L., N.Zea. B;, Sec. Lt. E. L. H., Durh. Whitehead, Sec. Lt. C., R.F.A. Inf. Wilson, Sec. Lt. W. F., R.F.A. MISSING. B ttSec. Lt. C., North’d Fus. Wood, Sec. Lt. J. G., Essex R. Archibald, Sec. Lt. L. M., Ringer, Sec. Lt. E. C. S., R. R.F.C. Suss.R., attd. R.F.C. Previously reported wounded, now reported Fleming, Sec. Lt. J. A. M,, Smith, Sec. Lt. E. A. L. F., PART V. WOUNDED AND MISSING. R.F.C. R.F.C. Greenslade, Lt. R. S., R.F.C. Torrance, Sec, Lt, I\, Lan.Fus. OFFICERS. Bashford, Sec. Lt. C., K.R.Rif.C. Jones, Sec. Lt. W. H., R.F.C, SOUTH AFRICAN MILITARY FORCES. MISSING. block, Sec. Lt. E. L., Tank Sears, Sec. Lt. H., North’d Fus, KILLED. f ps- PART III. Turner, Lt. F., South Afr.Arty. I' ■ ■ CORRECTIONS. OFFICERS. WOUNDED. KILLED. Lawlor, Capt. E. J., South Afr. Page, Sec. Lt. P. T. A., South jj1, Sec. Lt. D., Sea.Highrs., should read Gunn, Lt. D., OVERSEAS MILITARY FORCES OF CANADA Arty. Afr.Arty. Sea.Highrs KILLED. Previously reported missing, now reported Aird, Lt. W. D., Man.Regt. Moore, Lt. W. A., Cent.Ont. KILLED. Baker, Lt. S., Sask.Regt. Regt. Bayne, Lt. C. MacV., Sask. Muirhead, Capt. W. R-, Cent. PART VI. fyes, Sec. Lt. R., R.F.C., should read Hayes, Lt. R., R.F.C. Regt. Ont.Regt. Bond, Capt. F. G., M.C., Can. Patten, Lt. E. W. G., Cent Ont. WARRANT OFFICERS, NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS, F.A. Regt. AND MEN. Borthwick, Lt. P., Man.Regt. Pickering, Lt. H. V., Cent.Ont. PART II. Clarke, Lt. P. B., Cent.Ont. Regt. KILLED. Regt. Robertson, Lt. L. R., Alta. HOUSEHOLD BATTALION.—Kingsnorth 2158 A. W. (Bethers- Eaton, Lt. J.. Cent.Ont.Regt. Regt. OFFICERS. den); Pateman 2445 Act. Cpl. of Horse P. C. (Midhurst); Phipps 188 Finley, Lt. C. A., Cent.Ont. Scott, Maj. H A., Cent.Ont. Regt. Regt. A. V. (Kidderminster); Thirkettle 1704 G. H. (Sheerness); Thornton KILLED. 59 L.-Cpl. A. (Bourne) ; Warwick 199 L.-Cpl. J. C. (Kettering). Foord, Maj. J., M.C., B.C.Regf. Severn, Lt. V. N., Man.Regt. ; er, Capt. P. S., R.F.A. Whittaker, Sec. Lt. W. G.. Kennedy, Lt. W. S-, Sask.Regt. Shepherd, Lt. E. C., Cent.Ont. ROYAL GARRISON ARTILLERY.—Abernethy 307067 Sjt. J. fi'trill, Lt. R. P., R.F.A. North’d Fus. Leslie, Lt. G. F., Sask.Regt. Regt. (Leith); Bannerman 307087 Act. Bdr. W. (Edinburgh); Burrows dnson, Lt. W., M.C.,- Lan. Wilson-Barkworth, Capt. K. A.. Sims, Lt. D. C., Cent.Ont.Regt. 123829 Gnr. F. (Farnworth); Butterworth 141270 Gnr. A. (Milnrow); s. M.C., E.Yorks.R. Cummings 144803 Gnr. W. L. (Dysart, Fife); Davies 169948 Gnr. Mias, Sec. Lt. I. V.. R.G.A. Wolfe, Lt. S. G., Lan.Fus. DIED OF WOUNDS. H. F. (Fulham, S.W.); Davis 110865 Gnr. W. E. (Chedworth); fjl. Maj. L., M.C., R.F.A. Wood, Capt. M. R., M.C., Lan. Gillett 78311 Gnr. S. G. (Droitwich); Hill 88753 Gnr. R. H. 'iders, Sec. Lt. R., M.G.C. Fus. Irving, Lt.-Col.
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