LIST OF KILLED & WOUNDED IN THE TAURANGA ENGAGEMENT

The following official list of killed and wounded has been furnished by Dr Mouatt, Inspector of the Hospital Department:-

HMS Curacoa

KILLED - Lt HILL, late of the Orpheus; James HARRIS, ord. Seaman

WOUNDED - Thomas TERRAM, O.S., hip, very severely; William FOX, O.S., left jaw, severely; Charles WREN, marine, lower jaw, severely; John WATSON, Q.S., left knee, very severely; Amos SMITH, O.S., groin, dangerously.

KILLED - Mr WATTS, RMA

WOUNDED - Lt HAMMICK, R shoulder, very severely; John NOKES, boatswain's mate, L shoulder, very severely; M BRYAN, A.B., L leg, severely; James ENGLISH, captain of the maintop, L thigh, severely; Samuel RUSHVEN, A.B., L lung and fracture of L arm, very dangerously; George CHARMBOLD, L left, severely; Levi KEANE, L thigh, dangerously; George ALTON, RMA, L thigh, severely; Alexander McALISTER, A.B., arm, severely.

KILLED - Capt HAMILTON, head; William LEIGH, Stoker; R FULLER, O.S.; William DALTON, O.M.

WOUNDED - Lt DUFF, back, two places, very severely; Edward MARTIN, AB, R hip & loins, very severely; Thomas ROBERTS, AB, abdomen, dangerously; Alfred BOWDEN, AB, R heel, severely; James LAWRENCE, AB, scalp wound, severely; James KNIGHT, captain forecastle, very severely, R shoulder; Robert WARD, marine artillery, very severely, R thigh; William TOZER, bombardier, severely, L arm; R JEFFERY, AB, slightly, sprained leg; T DONNELLY, O.S., slightly, sprained leg; W ALLISON, dangerously, chest & thigh.

KILLED - Henry CLARK, boy; George YOUNG, AB; Andrew GREENBOW, stoker.

WOUNDED - Commander HAY, dangerously, abdomen, ball lodged; Alfred LOCKIE, AB, very severely, R elbow; James PULLETT, slightly, finger; Charles BURRETT, O.S., very slightly, L thigh; William BURCHILL, O.S., very severely, R hip.

KILLED - Sergeant HARDING, R.M.A.

KILLED - Sgt James HANNER, accidentally, chest.

WOUNDED - Privates John MOFFAT, very severely, R knee joint; William SLOANE, severely, shell, R foot; Edward O'NEILL, dangerously, L thigh; Daniel SWEENEY, very severely, shell, R knee; John LOGAN, very severely, R thigh & hand; Patrick McDONALD, dangerously, chest & L arm; William JOHNSON, severely, mouth & neck; William ASHTON, dangerously R elbow; Henry BLACK, slightly, R elbow; John PLATT, very severely, L chest & neck; James BYENTER, slightly, head; Hugh TONER, R forearm; John BAXTER; Wm WATSON, slightly, shell, R hand.

KILLED - Capt Robert C GLOVER, head: Capt C R MUIR, tomahawk R axilla; Capt R T F HAMILTON, head; Capt Edwin UTTERTON, neck; Lieut C J LANDLANDS, chest; Sgt Major John VANCE, chest; Pvtes Phillip FITZGERALD, head; Charles LANE, L side chest; S HOLBRASH, chest; Henry GOFF, L side chest; S HORNBY, L breast; John BARDHURST, abdomen; Frederick TRAVERS, tomahawk, R head and shoulder; Robert PHELAN, head.

WOUNDED - Lt Col BOOTH, very dangerously, spine & R arm; Lt T G E GLOVER, severely, abdomen, not penetrating; Ensign William CLARK, severely, R arm; Ensign S P T NICHOLL, slightly, scalp; Sgt Edwin YOUNG, severely, L jaw; Sgt John HURLEY, very severely, R forearm and shoulder; Sgt Thomas COLLIER, very severely, L arm; Sgt John CAIN, slightly, R forearm; Corp Wm EVERETT, R shoulder; Pvtes William BRIDGMAN, very severely, both arms; John BRYANT, very severely, R shoulder; John NOBLE, severely, L shoulder; James WARBURTON, severely R side of face; Bugler Thomas WRIGHT, severely, L leg; Pvtes George CLARKE, severely, L shoulder; James CLARKE, slightly; John SIMMONDS, severely, L arm above elbow; John M'FARLANE, slightly, upper lip; John LIVESAY, very severely, R jaw & chin; Bernard CONROY, severely, L thigh; Michael CASEY, dangerously, R temple; William SARGEANT, very severely, R thigh; Martin WALSH, very severely, R shin; George ROBINS, very severely, scalp & R shoulder; Thomas MADDEN, very severely, chest; James AUDLEY, very severely, tomahawk, head.

WOUNDED - Sgt William ARMSTRONG, severely, R thigh; Pvte William POWER, severely, both shoulders; Pvte John RUTH, slightly, L foot; Pvte Thomas BURDETT, severely, R shoulder.

WOUNDED: Pvte HALLIWELL, severely, L nates (sic)?

12th Regiment

WOUNDED: Pvte Andrew MITCHELL, severely