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This confuses me a bit with the stone throwers and multiple wounds.

So let's say I fire my Hellcannon (d6 wounds for model under the hole) at a unit of empire halberdiers and score a hit.
I fail to wound every model not under the hole but I wound and roll a 5 to wound the model under the hole.

So, for those six wounds from only the model under the center hole would I remove only the one model hit or would I remove 5 models from the halberdiers?

The follow up question to this is:
If that same scenario happened but the unit was a horde of ogres instead, the ogres have already taken 2 wounds to the unit so there's only 1 wound left until I would remove a model.
I score a hit, again wound only on the model directly under the hole and score 2 wounds on that model.
How do I allocate these wounds? Do I remove one model and put one wound on the unit as a hole? Do I put 2 wounds on that model specifically in the middle and have varying amounts of wounds on different models in the unit?

Or if I had scored a 4, would I remove 2 models or only the model under the hole?

As you can tell I'm slightly confused.

Pg 45 of the brb has your answer under "hits inflicting multiple wounds." Attacks made with the Multiple Wounds only apply those wounds to the model they hit. Any extra wounds beyond what the model has are wasted.

I can't believe I missed that, I don't know how many times I've read these pages today.
Thanks!