ROLL OF HONOUR.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16160, 14 March 1918, Page 8

ROLL OF HONOUR.

! YESTERDAY'S. | LIST. (i'HESS ASSOCIATION" TELEGRAM.) WELLINGTON, March 13. The following casualty list (No. 807) was issued to-day:— WELLINGTON DISTRICT. DIED OF SICKNESS. N.Z. Artillery. (February 2-lth.) 1 Windy, B. T. (Mrs Matheson, Rhine street, Island Bay) OTAGO DISTRICT. KILLED IN ACTION. Previously reported missing, believed ' killed, now reported killed in action: — Otago Regiment. (October 12th.) Bulrnan, J. (Mrs F. ,J. Bulman, Palinerston street, Riverton) DIED OF SICKNESS. Died of sickness in New Zealand :— Otago Regiment. (March 9tli.) Williams, W. T. (D. Williams, Waitaki, Oamaru, f.) HOSPITAL REPORT. CANTERBURY MILITARY DISTRICT. Still Seriously ill, but Progressing .Favourably. Temploton, L.R., Corporal (Waiau). Severe Caeee. Mills, M., Sister (Lyttelton). Darcy-Irvine, 11. G., Corporal (Greymouth). Duke, R. B. (Linwood). Macpherson, P., Lance-Corporal (Metlivcn). Price, W. L. (Tiromoana). Not Reported as Severe Cases. Smy the, F. R., 2nd-Lieutenant (Christchurch). C. (Sefton).

Bannister, D. (South Westland). Crafor, W. (Seddon). Hibbard, \H. L. (Merivale). Howard, B. (Sumner). McMillan, J. G. (South West-land). Mahoney, D. D. (Sydenham). Meddings, G. G. (AehburtoiS). Morgan, J. (Canterbury). Prosper, J. k (Chrietchurch). Smith, W. (St. Albane).

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