THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

Press, Volume LIII, Issue 15873, 12 April 1917, Page 7

THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

YESTERDAY'S LIST. CFRXS3 ASSOCIATION TELEGRAH.; WELLINGTON, April 11. The following casualty list (No. 5-30) was issued this afternoon:— killed in action. Reported killed in action:— FIELD ARTILLERY. (March 27th.) Bushell, D. i\ W. (Mrs Violet Bushcll, Melbourne, m ) ENGINEERS. (March 24th.) Kcad, T. M. (Mrs J. H. Burrell, Alma P. 0., Oamaru, m.) (March 28th.) Winston, M. L.-Cpl. (Mrs G. G. Winston, 8 Percival street, Wellington, w.) WELLINGTON INFANTRY. (March 24th.) Preston, J. (Mrs A. Preston, Scotland, £ ) OTAGO INFANTRY. (March 24th.) Coyle, E. (J. Coyle, Kyburne, Central Otago, f.) Fraser, J. (Mrs B. Fraser, 19 David street, Dunedin, m.) (March 25th.) Perry, S. H. (Mrs E. Peny, Grassmere, Invercargill, m.) RIFLE BRIGADE. (March 27th.) Reddy, T. M. (Mrs A. Reddy, St. • Mary's Home, Otahulm, Auckland, w.) Roberts, P. G. (S. L. Roberts, Halcombe, f.) Wild, A. H. (F. A. Wild, Te Aroha, f.) DIED OF WOUNDS. Reported died of wonnds:— CANTERBURY INFANTRY. (March 31st.) Mockett, J. J. (H. J. Mockett, Ambcrley, Canterbury, f.) (April 3rd.) Blackburn, W. (J. Blackburn. Cumberland, f.) (March 30th.) Clare, C. H. J., L.-Cpl. (M. G. Clare, 42 Pomonard street, Invercargill, w.) (April 2nd.) Wiire, J. (H. W. Burleigh, Bulls) DIED OF SICKNESS. Reported died of sickness in New Zealand: — ENGINEERS. (April 4th.) Hog&n, G. G. (Miss C. C. Hogan, Levin, Reported died sickness:— WELLINGTON INFANTRY. (April sth.) Black, F. R. (Mrs F. R. Black, Raratonga, w.) Pumbleton, R., Cpl. (Mrs L. Dumibl&ton, Pukeuri Junction, Oamaru, m.)

MAORI CONTINGENT.

WOUNDED. Reported wounded:— ARTILLERY. (March 30th.) Duggan, W. A., Cpl. (T. Duggan, Matakanui, Central Otago) Morel and, W. (F. Moreland, Petone, f.) ENGINEERS. (No date given.) Ferguson, It. C. R. (T. Ferguson, Penrose, Auckland, f.) (March 24th.) Jprrett, C. P. (Mrs M. J. Jerrett, Lansdowne, Masterton, m.) Lawlor. J. W. (M. Lawlor, Hawera, s.) March 27th.) Hestap, W. E. (Mrs H. Heslop, Gonvillo, Wanganui, m.) . (March 20tb.) McQuillan, P. (Mrs E. McQuillan, Hamilton, w.) Pyo, J. R, (J. Pyo, Woburn, Stony Greek, Palmereton N., f.) (March, 31st.) •Elder, E. (D. Elder, Mount Ed e n, v Auckland, f.) Hackett, Cecil (Elisabeth Hackett, War . ganui, m.) Baches, Victor F. (Mrs P. Connolly, Wellington, 6.) CANTERBURY INFANTRY. (March 24th.) Wood. A. J. (G. W. Edderlioh, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, b.) OTAGO INFANTRY, i (March 31st.) Dickinson, L. R. (Mrs A. N. Dickinson! Opotiki, m.) McDonald, E. R. (Mrs J- MoDonald, Gore, m.) (March 25th.) Bwrd, J. \V. (Mrs J. Baird, Otatapa, - Southland, m.) Darragh, J. J. A.'(Mrs Agnes Darragh, Invercargill, m.) Forgeson W. N. (G. Forgeson, Foxton, f.) RIFLE BRIGADE. (Mqrch 25th.) Bunn, A. A. (Mrs Hurley, Waitotara, «•> (March 26th.) Allison, A. (Mrs Hannah Allison, Wyndham, m.) (March 27th.) Mullins. W. (M. Mdllins, St. Kilda, Dunedin, b.) - - (March 28th.) 80-treH M. C., Cpl. (Mrs J. A. Bot- ' trell, Blenheim, m.) *• , (March 28th.) ■Crooks. D. L. (A. Crooks, Hastings, f.) L, (Mr.rch 30th.) Rutter, R: (Mrs G. E. Rutter, Ber- ■ hampore, Wellington, w.) Riiacoe, H. R. (Mrs Isabella Ruscoe, iv cllmgton, w.) . Reported wounded March 24th, re- 1 t joined unit March 30th:— OTAGO INFANTRY. Clearwater F. H. (Mrs Robt. dear- i water, Mataura, m.) . Reported wounded slightly, remain- < ins with unit:— OTAGO INFANTTRY. < (March 2oth.) 1 McLaren, J.. T.-Cpl. (J. McLaren, Ashburton, f.) RIFLE BRIGADE. (March 28th.) Herbert, F. S. (J. Herbert, Pongaroa, Lang, "W. J. (W. Lane, Norfolk street, ionsonby, Auckland, f.)

Reported wounded: — Waorea Rutene (Hera Kumara Kahu*ura, s.)

HOSPITAL REPORT. •Reported dangerously 111—Booth W.S., Pri'»U>; Corner. M., Laic©-Corporal. , Reported eeriouely iJL but improving— •tonebam, John, Private. Aborted severe caae«— T hi.

Nurse; Beat D. J., Private; Morton,- E., Private; Philpott, T. S., Gunner. Not reported as severe cases—Cuthill, J. E., Captain; Green, D. 8., Captain: Appleyard, W. J., Private; Beange, G., Private; Berry, J. S., Private; Butler, L., Gunner; Driscoll. S., Sapper; Dunn, R., Lance-CoT-poral; Eaton. C. T. Private; Edgeworth, R. H., Private; Edwards, F. W. T., Driver; Edwards, H., Private; Essex, J., Rifleman; Fieldwick, H., Private; Flynn. J., Private; Gentleman, P. T., Private; Gibson, R. E„ Private; Gill, T Sergeant; Glynn, W. J. Rifleman; Gobble, R. H., Private;, Gilmw, R. S., Rifleman; Gould, J., Rifleman; Huckerby, F. H., Sapper. Progress reports of patients in let Xiondon General Hospital, March 3let: — Convalescent—Johnson, R.; Podmore, C.; McGill, H; Roger, "W T . All other patients, with the exception of those reported dangerously or sericraflly ill, aro progressing satisfactorily. Queen Alexandra Military Hospital. March 30th:— All patiente progressing favourably. Military Hospital. Endell street, London, March 28th: — Convalescent—Johnson, H.; Shaw. W.; Ralton, W. good progress—lnwood, P.; Siche, All other patients, with the exoeption of those reported dangerously or seriously ill, are progressing satisfactorily. Second I>ondon General Hospital, March 24th: — All patients progressing satisfactorily. Meath Hospital, Dublin, March 31st: — General health good. War Hospital, Woolwich, April let: I'rogreseing satisfactorily—McMahon, T. All other patients, with the exception of those reported dangerously or seriously ill, are _ progressing satisfactorily. King George Hospital, London, April 2nd: — Convalescent—Heald, H,; Telfer, T. Improving—Reeves, H.; Weir, L. All other with the exoeption ol those reported dangerously or eeriously ill, are progressing satisfactorily. 4th London General Hospital, March 30th: Convalescent—Jjangham, A.; Z/o rimer S Condition unchanged—McCrae, C.; "Williams, L. Condition unsatisfactory—Ballantine, L. AH other patients, with ths exception of those reported dangerously or seriously ill, are progressing satisfactorily. April 4 & th^ tllCrn Hospital, Oxford, Condition satisfactory—Baker H General Health Good-Belchor. W.; Bamehaw, T.; MacCartney, "W.; Philpott H Improving—Stoneham, J. All other patients, with the exception of those reported dangerously or seriously ill. are progressing satisfactorily.

THE FALLEN AND WOUNDED.

PERSONAL NOTES. The parents of Private F. W. Corrigan, 130 Holly road, who left with the sth Reinforcements, have received official advice that their son has been admitted to the Brockenhurst Hospital, England, seriously ill. Private Corrigan saw much active service in Galliipoli and France, and came througjb. the Somme battle, although in front line of trenches, "without injury. News has been received by Mr A. Weaver, of the Mead, of the death of hifl son, Private W. Weaver, killed in action on the Somme on March 23rd. Private Weaver enlisted with the 16th Reinforcements, and while in training secured a prize for th© best shot in the Sixteenths. Be spent about three weeks in England, arid had been in the' firing-line only a short time when he was Killed, lit England he was transferred, to the Rifle Brigade. Ho was only nineteen years of age, and had one brother in the 3rd Reinforcements, invalided from Gallipoli, while anotiher is at present a trooper in the Imperial Camel Corps on Egyptian service.

The funeral of the late Private Hoani .Reuben, of the Pioneer Regiment, took place at Tuahiwi on Wednesday afternoon. Private Reuben had been invalided home in December. It was hoped that his native air might help him to renewed health, but 2ie gradually failed, and pas6ed ; away on Easter Day. The burial service was road in the St. Stephen's Church, in the pa by Chaplain-Major C. A- Fraer, who spoke in glowing terms of deceased's righteousness and devotion. The funeral, being a military one, was attended by a firing party from Rangiom, under Lieut. Sisippington, and at tho grave-side they paid tlhe usual last tribute to their deported comrade. In such respect and high esteem was the lad held by both pakeha and Maori alike that the funeral procession was one of the largest seen m the district for some time.

Advipo has heen received by mail of tho death at the front of Sergeant James Murphy, who wag foreman for the Public Works Department at Patutahi quarry prior to his enlistment in the Ist Engineers' Tunnelling Corps. Sergeant Murphy was very seriously wounded in the passageway of his billet by a fragment of a German high explosive snell. His parents reside in Wellington.

Lieut. Leslio Wallace (son of Mr D, B. Wallace, of Hokianga, and nephew of Mr T. R. Wallace, of Wellington, secretary of the Marino Engineers' Institute), has been invalided to a Frendh hospital suffering from gas poisoning. Lieut. Wallaco has served with the artillery since tho outbreak of tho war, and this is the first mishap that has befallen him. Whop the war broke out Lieut. Wallaco was. studying electricity at Glasgow University.

Mr J. J. Armitago, Rolleston street, Lin wood, received word yesterday from tho Baso Records Office, Wellington, that his son, Lieut. R. G. Armitage, who was recently reported to have been sent into a hospital in Franco suffering from pneumonia, was transferred to a baso depot in France on February 16th.