ROLL OF HONOUR

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2467, 21 May 1915, Page 6

ROLL OF HONOUR

• YESTERDAY'S CASUALTIES A SMALL LIST The only fresh casualties reported from Egypt yesterday were four men wounded. Three men ivho had previously been reported as wounded are now reported as having died of their wounds, while four others who were also reported as wounded : 'are now stated to be dangerously ill. ffihe list was received at Defence Headjjuarters last evening. YESTERDAY'S LIST . Killed and Died of. Wounds, ; . Men. Auckland Infantary 1 Canterbury Infantry 1' Field Ambulance 1 '' . 3 Dangerously 111. 'Men, Wellington Infantry 1 Auckland Infantary 1 Otago Infantry 2 4 Wounded. Men. Wellington Infantry 1 Auckland Infantry A Canterbury Infantry -J; < TOTAL CASUALTIES REPORTED, 1340, Killed and Died of Wounds. Officers. Men. Wellington Infantry 6 13 'Auckland Infantry 1Q la

Canterbury Infantry 7 6 Otago Infantry 8 30 N.Z. Engineers — 3 Field Ambulance — 1 26 71 Woundod. Officers. Men. Wellington Infantry 11 258 Auckland Infantry 19 383 Canterbury Infantry 1t 203 Otapo Infantry 16 303 Engineers' 2 20 Artillery — 9 Field Ambulance — 4 Divisional Signallei-s — 1 N.Z. Staff 1 - 'Headquarters' Division ..... 1 — Anny Service Corps — 3 81 1182 Total, 1340. KILLED IN ACTION FIELD AMBULANCE HEAVER, Pte. William (No. 3/170); born in London in 1881'; salesman. Next-of-kin, Mr. Heaver, East Chiltington, Sussex,, England.'' (Killed on May 3.) DIED OE WOUNDS AUCKLAND INFANTRY BATTALION GOKtiETT, Corp. Alfred Stanley (No. 12/66); bora at Liverpool, England, in 1881; -carpenter to Auckland Harbour Board. Next-of-kin, .Mrs. G. M. Pimblott, 43 Albert Road, Devonport, * Auckland (sister). (Previously reported wounded; died on May IS.)