✨ Military Casualty List




NOMINAL RETURN OF KILLED AND WOUNDED AT RANGARIRI, 20TH NOVEMBER, 1863.

Corps. Name of Ship. Rank. Names. Age Service Date of Death. Place of Death. Nature of Injury. Result. Remarks.
R.N. Eclipse Captain R. C. Mayne ... ... Gunshot wound of hip Wounded Severe
” Miranda Lieutenant E. Panter Downs 30 16 ... ... ” of shoulder ” Severe
” Curaçoa ” H. M. Alexander 29 15 ... ... ” of shoulder ” Very Severe
” ” C. F. Hotham 20 8 ... ... ” of leg ” Severe
” ” A. B. Thomas Dooley 35 14 ... ... ” of right shoulder ” Severe
” Miranda L. B. Thomas Gulling 30 9 ... ... Flesh wound of right leg ” Severe
” Curaçoa O. B. Solomon Hayes 21 4 ... ... ” right thigh ” Severe
” Eclipse A. B. Henry Oldfield 23 8 ... ... Gunshot wound left arm and right leg ” Very Severe
” Curaçoa A. B. Walter Robinson 22 7 ... ... Flesh wound of right shoulder ” Severe
” Harrier A. B. Charles Stevenson ... ... ” Since dead

J. MOUAT,
Deputy Inspector General,
Principal Medical Officer.

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
519

Printed and published by ROBERT J. CREIGHTON and ALFRED SCALES, for the New Zealand Government, at the Printing Office, O'Connell Street.



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🛡️ Nominal Return of Killed and Wounded at Rangariri, 20th November, 1863. (continued from previous page)

🛡️ Defence & Military
20 November 1863
Rangariri, casualties, Royal Navy, wounded, killed, medical report
10 names identified
  • R. C. Mayne (Captain), Wounded by gunshot wound
  • E. Panter Downs (Lieutenant), Wounded by gunshot wound
  • H. M. Alexander (Lieutenant), Wounded by gunshot wound
  • C. F. Hotham (Lieutenant), Wounded by gunshot wound
  • Thomas Dooley (A. B.), Wounded by gunshot wound
  • Thomas Gulling (L. B.), Wounded by flesh wound
  • Solomon Hayes (O. B.), Wounded by flesh wound
  • Henry Oldfield (A. B.), Wounded by gunshot wound
  • Walter Robinson (A. B.), Wounded by flesh wound
  • Charles Stevenson (A. B.), Killed at Rangariri

  • J. Mouat, Deputy Inspector General, Principal Medical Officer