OF FOURTH AND FIFTH. I N.Z. CONTINGENTS, 680 ALL* TOLD. ~  \ 28 SICK TROOPERS. , (Per United Press Association:) DtTNEDIN, July 11. Tho Taeus brought 10 officers and 285 men of the Fourth, and 375 men of the, Fifth, 6 invalids, °4 details, and 12 -men belonging to corps not connected with, the colony. • Tho' invalids are Farrier Wilson, .Second; Troop*r «McKinder, Third; Trooper Boyce, Sixth; Sergeant Smith, Sixth; Troop'ws Wooller and Martin. Sixth. • The details are— W. Hutchison, Cor poral Humphries. Seventh; Lieutenant Laudon, Second; Sergeant Ffaser, 'Second, There are 28 men in hospital, the 'majority suffering from pneumonia. There are*. 16 convalescents.. Ele^n of "the cases in the hospital are somewhat serious. The two cases of invalided and in the' hospital will b» landed at Port '.Chalme'rs after arrangements have, been made for the military funeral of Gun ■ ilef Heenan, "of Hokianga. A request came from his friends to nave the, body ..'sent on, and this will be done accord ' ingly, a leaden coffin having been order ed.; The" 1 cause of death was ebolism. 'The men were transhipped this after noon, and left for the Bluff. 'The following axe the names' of tho men who are in the hospital: — Corporal Massey, Oamaru; Trooper Speck, Strat ford; Trooper Paton, Dargaville; Troopers Johnston and Moloney, Gore; Sergeant Long, Te Awamutu; Sergeant Bell," Marton; Corporal Bell, Welling ton; .Sergeant Webster, Hokitika; Ser "geant-Major Murphy, InrercaTgillj •Trooper* Murphy and Steenan, Dune din; .Troopers Forbes, Scotland, Mc- Kcchnie, Trengrove, Pahiatua; Martin, Hardy, Campbell, MqCauley, Nicolson, Nicholas, Long, Menzie, Walker, and Buglar Chesamar. - , A difficulty has arisen in connection withtithe men; there are too many to be ween into the hospital. Lieutenant)- Colonel-Surgeon Delantor has suggest ed landing them on the quarantine is land and providing them with, nurses. -: : , -WELLINGTON. July 11. The Premier has received a telegram from I '.Briga.de> Surgeon, Lieutenant-Col onel- Delantor, respecting the sick troopers on board the Tagus. The list contains the names of 28 men/ several of .whom are now convalescent. The more cases are as follows. — Corporal Bell (Wellington) malaria, serious; Sergeaont J. M. Bell (Marton) ipnenm->nia, severe; Private F. W. Forbes,, (Thames) pneumonia, very se vere;. Private E. A. Haxley (Christ church) rheumatism,- imprbving; Mc- Kechnie (Napier). enteric, dangerous; .Private J., P. 