ROLL OF HONOUR.

Press, Volume LV, Issue 16421, 15 January 1919, Page 8

ROLL OF HONOUR.

YESTERDAY'S LIST. <*BESS ASSOCIATION- TELEGRAM.) Wis ISLINGTON, January 11. The following casualty list vra3 issued today:— AUCKLAND DISTRICT. DIED OF SICKNESS. Previously unofficially dead, now officially reported died of eicknesa: — Crooks, J. (Mrs Bel!, Avor.dale, b.) CORRECTION. Previously reported -wounded, now reported not wounded: — Macii, W. A. B. (J. Mack, Papakura., {.) WELLINGTON DISTRICT ■WOUNDED. • Wounded, admitted to hospital: — Smith, TV. B„ T.-Sgt. (Miss Smith, Napier, s.) CANTERBURY DISTRICT.! KILLED IX ACTIOS". Previously imported wounded, now reported killed in action, result of Court of Inquiry: — N.Z. Rifle Brigade. Mulvaney, T. (Mrs Kelly, Timaru, 3.), Nov. 4. DIED OP VOUXDS. Canterbury Infantry Regiment. Grooby, L. G. (Mrs Grooby, Motueka, m.), Jan. 9th. WOUNDED. Wounded, admitted to hospital: — Canterbury Infantry Regiment. Gowan, R. (P. Gowan, Ashburton, f.), Dcc. 20 th. OTAGO DISTRICT. REPATRIATED. Previously reported prisoner of war, now repotted repatriated: — Harley, W. A. (J. Harley, Cambrian, b.) HOSPITAL REPORT. CANTERBURY MILITARY DISTRICT. Still dangerously ill.—Lanauze, E. (D.C.M.), (Chatham Islands). Removed from seriously ill list.—Howlett, D. Second-liicutenajit (Christchurch). Not severe casea.—Scarle, G. (Herepo). Mrs John Blair, Netherby, Ashburton, has received word that her son, Trooper J. Blair, who left with the 13th Reinforcements, is returning with Draft 208. Mr S. Kaan, of Riverside, waimate, has received word that his son, Trooper R. H. Kaan (Harry) is returning in troopship No. 1208. Ho left with tho 10th Reinforcements, and has been in Egypt the whole time.