ROLL OF HONOUR.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16267, 18 July 1918, Page 8

ROLL OF HONOUR.

YESTERDAY'S LIST. (PBESS ASSOCIATION' TELEGRAM.) WELLINGTON, July 17. The following casualty list (No. 903) was issued to-day: — • AUCKLAND DISTRICT. WOUNDED. * Reported wounded, admitted to hospital;— Auckland Regiment. (July 3rd.) Palmer, H. (Mrs Palmer, Bellvue road, Mount Eden, m.) (July stli.) Mackie, W. K., <Jnl. (J. Mackie, Farmers Co-op., Whangarei) CANTERBURY DISTRICT. KILLED I>f ACTION. Reported kil.ed in action: — Canterbury liniment. (juiy 'Znu.) lirown, L. T. (imss A. E. Brown, /lorn by, s.) OTAGO DISTRICT. WOUNDED. Reported wounuea: — AuuiuuuQ ite^iment. u<y Zuu.) Richardson, VV. (.ima o. iiichardson, . lusuan aaeet, w yuuuuui, m.j Wellington lio^imout. (O uiy Haa.j Pagan, W. (Airs J. ru&iui, Palmerston, ju.J Itoported wounded, admitted to hospital : — Auckland Regiment. (Juiy tiui.) Anderson, D. (Mis Anderson, Hokonui, boutnland, w.) Reported siigutly wounded, remaining with unit: — Otago Regiment. (J uno 2nd.) , Gray, G. (Mas F. \V. Gray, Riverton, m.) 1 WELLINGTON DISTRICT. WOUNDED. Reported wounded: — N.Z. Artillery. (July 6tn.) O'Brien, H. J. (jirs Al. A. O'Brien, Palmerston North, m.) Auckland Regiment. (July 2nd.) Greed, W. J. (J. Greed, England, f.) Otago Regiment. (July 3rd.) Eno, D. (Mrs R. Eno, England, m.) Reported wounded, admitted to hospital!— N.Z. Rifle Brigade. (July 17th.) Finlayeonß. M., L.-Cpl. (Mrs B. Finlayson, Wanganui, m.) .Tudd, F. K. (J. Jucld, Tokomaru, b.) Jtowe, D. W. (Mrs Rowe, Lyall Bay, Wellington, m.). HOSPITAL REPORT. CANTERBURY MILITARY DISTRICT. Dangerously 111. Mullan, 1. J. (Westport). Not Reported as Bevorb Cases, Bastion, E. H. (Harewood); Hack, C. V. (HalkeU); Hooper, F. (Ashburton); Noble, O. F. (Grey mouth); Philps, R. J. (St. Albans). THE FALLEN AND r- W.OUiNJDED. .

PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs W. J. "Wilson, of Clive street, (iinwood, has received woi-d that her irother, Corporal J. L. Philpott, has jocn admitted to tho First JNew Zealand General Hospital, .brockeahurst, mffering from a poisoned hand, but is progressing favourably. Corporal Pnilpott left with, the Jp. a recent letter .Rifleman Lancelot 0. Miller, of tiie 4th .battalion or tae New Zealand Riile Brigade, pays a soldier's frank tribute to the memory, of the Rev. A. Allen, lately JVletnodist minister at Caversham, ciiaplaih to tiie Forces, who was killed in action several weeks ago. He writes:—"Mr Allen was our padre for close on twelve months. We all feel the loss of him very much. He was a fine padre, a good officer, and a thorough gentleman, game as a pebble, and we all simply worshipped him.. / He was the same, whether away back or .up in the front line, always with a cheery word or joke and a smile for everyone, and God knows we need it. He was not one of the sort that talked j-eligion all the time. He could, enjoy a good, clean joke, smoke a pipe, and join in all our games and sports, and if a chap was in trouble our padre was with him right away, doing his best to straighten things out. I can tell you his name will be remembered in the regiment for ever. He helped to make it what it is, one of the cleanest fighting regiments in the army, whose motto is Death bolore Dishonour."

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