The following is a list of the officers who died in South Africa between January and June:—
JANUARY 1900
4.—In action at Colesberg: Major C. Bateson Harvey, Lieutenant A. V. West.
5.—Disease: Major C. P. Walker, Lieutenant C. P. Russell, Lieutenant C. S. Platt.
6.—In action at Rensburg: Lieutenant-Colonel A. J. Watson, Lieutenant F. A. P. Wilkins, Lieutenant S. J. Carey, Lieutenant C. A. White. Action at Ladysmith: Lieutenant-Colonel Dick-Cunyngham, V.C., Major Miller-Wallnutt, Major R. S. Bowen, Major F. Mackworth, Captain W. B. Lafone, Lieutenant C. E. M. Walker, Lieutenant L. D. Hall, Lieutenant R. J. T. Digby-Jones, Lieutenant H. N. Field, Lieutenant W. F. Adams, Lieutenant J. E. Pakeman, Lieutenant Noel M. Tod, Second Lieutenant W. H. T. Hill, Second Lieutenant F. H. Raikes, Second Lieutenant G. B. B. Denniss. Wounds received at Colesberg: Captain A. W. Brown.
11.—Wounds received at Ladysmith: Captain the Earl of Ava.
13.—Fever: Lieutenant W. Dixon Smith.
15.—Fever at Pietermaritzburg: Lieutenant E. Stabb, R.N.R.
16.—Dysentery at Pietermaritzburg: Major F. F. Crawford.
19.—Fever at Mooi River: Second Lieutenant D. B. Gore-Booth.