ROLL OF HONOUR

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2483, 9 June 1915, Page 6

ROLL OF HONOUR

LIGHT CASUALTIES j HOW WOUNDED ARE FARING. ■' ■■■'"* Another brief casualty list was received from Egypt yesterday, together with a lengthy progress report, four men we reported as having been killed in action, three have died from wounds, while -six are given as wounded. YESTERDAY'S LIST. Killed in Action. Officers. Men. Canterbury Mounted . — 2 Auckland Infantry — 1 ' . Artillery — 1 v 4 Died of Wounds. Officers, Men. i Canterbury Infantry ......... l — Canterbury Mounted — 1 Auckland Mounted — 1 ■ v 1 2 Dangerously 111. Officers. Men. ; i Dtaga Mounted —. 1 WoundeO. Officers. Men. . Auckland Infantry — 2 ; , Engineers — 1 1 Artillery — 1 I : Otago Mounted 1 — '1 i frOTAL CASUALTIES REPORTED—IBI7. . (Killed and Died of Wounds.) j Officers., Men, Wellington Infantry 7 58 Auckland Infantry 12 29 Canterbury Infantry • 8 47 Otago Infantry ( > <2 , Engineers 1 8 j A rtillcry 1 3 : Field- Ambulance .. 1 1 Wellington Mounted Rifles S 4 . Auckland Mounted Eifles .... i 3 Canterbury Mounted Eifles 1 Divisional Train *-■ 1 ! Divisional Signallers — 1 1 . . i 3 201 Wounded, 111, or Missing. Officers. Men. .Wellington Infantry ...• 11 338 Auckland Infantry . 20 4(11 ' Canterbury lnl'antry 14 2 ( J9 Otago 'Infantry 17 331 Engineers * 33 Artillery —... '-8 . Ambulance 10.... (Wellington Mounted Rifles 2 - 15Auckland Mounted"Eiiie3 ... 1 21 Canterbury Mounted'Eifles 1 7 Signallers 1 N.Z.: Staff - 1 -■ 'Headquarters Division ...... 2 , • I ' Arjny.Scryice Corp3 - 4 -Division' Train- r« * Otago. Mounted 1.'." 1. .... ... 74. 1500 / .Total, 1817. ... ; KILLED IN ACTION j HOWITZER.BATTERIV '.IEOSS, Gunner James (No. 2/1082). Next- > of-kin, Mr. Robert Boss; Eoslyn, Donedin (father). Killed on May 23. t AUCKLAND BATTALION. ,JDAMBEET U Sergt. Roy Wilson- (No. (' I'2/1-i'J). Next-of-kin, llr' William Lambert, Teamington I?oad, Mount Eden, Auckland, lviiled on May 18. ' CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES. '' •■(HUNTER, Trooper (No: 7/502). Nest-of- > . kin, Mr. \V. G. Hunter, ■ Daunevirke (father). Killed . on May 26. : .., , , LOW, Tiooper Gibson (No. 7/tilO). Next-of-kin, Mts. Francos. Low, Hill Farm, Styx, Canterbury (mother). Killed .',oH ; May 26. 7„' : DIED OF WOUNDS ; ' AUCKLAND MOUNTED* EIFLES: CRICKETT, Trooper William (No.' 13(308). Nest-of-kin, Mr. E. Cricket!-, Cambridge. ... ... . -CANTERBURY MOUNTED EIFLES;HOPPEB," Trooper , James- (No. 7/726).-Next-of-kin,' Mrs. .Mary!. Bain, - Sock- < burn, Christchurch (sister). i CANTERBURY INFANTRY BAT- ' . ■ TALION.'... . : 1 •tEIEST, Lieut. Arthur Francis L. 'Next , of-kiii, Mr. J. S. Priest, Chorlton, Canterbury (father). .DANGEROUSLY ILL ! OTAGO MOUNTED RIFLES. AITIE, Trooper John Vivian (No. 9/956). ( Next-of-kin, Mr. William Owen M'Fie, Waikouaiti (father). S WOUNDED ARTILLERY. } WAKEE, Gunner Dudley John (No. 2/891). ! ( -'•"Next-of-kin, Mrs.- E. S, Baker, Nation Road, Remuera, Auckland. ENGINEERS. 1 EORNE, Sapper Jack Brett (No. 4/411). 1 Next-of-kin, Mr. C. L. Home, 8 Normaiiby Street, Musselburgh, Duntdin. J AUCKLAND INFANTRY BATTALION. DAVIDSON, Corpl. Rolxsrt Clyde (No. 12/80). Next-of-kin, Mr. James David-' son, Kaikoura. 3JAWBONE, Pte. Albert George (No. 12/230). Next-of-kin, Mr. Thomas Raw- ( bone, Yardley Wood, Birmingham, England (faitiier). , OTAGO MOUNTED EIFLES. SCOTT, Lieut. Eric Arthur. Next-of- a kin, Mr. Adam Arthur Scott, c.o. Bruce Scott and Co, Timaxu (father). 1 • v PROGRESS REPORT £ i SICK AND WOUNDED IN GREEK i HOSPITAL, ALEXANDRIA. AUCKLAND BATTALION. ( iANGOVE, Pte. Charles (No. 12/884). ' <"HALLY, Pte. Jack (No. 12/1649). • THORBURN, Pte. Eobert William (No. ! ■ IZ/SiSfcor 1 ; CANTERBURY BATTALION. -FOSTER, Pte: Arthur (No. 6/1533). . GILBERT, Pie. Duncan (No. 6/233). SHAW, P,te. Cutherbert John (No. 6/1709). 1 OTAGO BATTALION. ELSTONE, Pte. John Albert (No. 8/77). . MILLER, Pte. Thomas (No. 8/1287). WILSON, Ptov Robert (No. 8/1682). ,- J : WELLINGTON BATTALION. c CHRISTIE,, Pte. 'Augustus (No. 10/765). < ■ FIELD ARTILLERY BRIGADE., i IjUMSDEN,'- .Gunner Charles Blundell '« • (No. 2/637). -~ .. ; ; t 'DISCHARGED CURED AND NOW AT \ BASE, ALEXANDRIA. a AUCKLAND INFANTRY BATTALION, s ADMAS, Pte. William Henry (No. 12/677). e SICK AND WOUNDED IN VICTORIA j COLLEGE HOSPITAL, No, 17, ' : ALEXANDRIA. ® ; CANTERBURY BATTALION. c Pte. Mostyn Pryco (No. G/1Q70). ,i, COOK, Pte. Albert ff. (No. 6/G01). ' f CRESWELL, Pte. Albert Edwanl (No. „ 0/1-500). i HUMPHREYS, Pte. Frederick Joseph cl (No. 6/1575). c JOHNSTON, Pte. .Herbert Arthur (No. t 6/272). , " LONG-BOTTOM, Pte. Ernest King, (Na. 1j 6/966). ■ a MEIN Pte. William Henry Raymond r (No. 6/104). , i ROCHE, Pte. llorrice (No. G/1703). ■ TRUEM4N, Pte. William Fred. Willis n • (No. 6/379). - OTAGO BATTALION.- . J BECK Pte. Thomas Jamea (No. 8/1192). t CLARK;' Sorgt. -T. M (No. 8/1214). HUGHES, Pto. Joseph Henry (No. 8/226), | INKSTER,' Corol. - August Ernest (No. " m). - . ••

LYALL, Pte. John Robert (No. 8/933). I M'PHER-SON, Pte. Archibald (Nu. S/539). M'KENZIE, I'te. Gordon (No. S/251). MASON, Ricliaril Vallance (No. 8/1571). NORTH, Pto. Allan (No. S/1I0I). : SHIPJL-VN, Pte. Alexiiiidcr (N<>. 8/295). TAYLOR, Pto. .Stanley (No. S/-191). WILSON, Pto. Georgo (No. 8/13C2). JONE-S, Pte. William (No. S/230). WELLINGTON BATTALION. COM AN, Pto. Frank (No. 10/309). CODDINGTON, Pte. James Henry (No. 10/315). I CLANCEY, Sergt. Terrence Kaymond (No. 10/1207). FURBY, Lieut. William Eugeno S. (No. 10/057). MURFITT, Pte. Percy (No. 10/643). NIVI3N, Pte. George Wilson (No. 10/130). NAEBEY, Corpl. Thomas Walter (No. 10/770). O'DONNI-LL, Pte. Jolrn Granville (No. 10/1G41). TRACY, Pte. -Tames Geo. (No. 10/1039). VIOKERSTAFF, Pte. John (No. 10/147). WEBSTER, Pte. Henry Arthur (No. 10/2165). FEARON, Pte. Henry Guy (No. 10/704). , AUCKLAND BATTALION. CRAIG, i J te. Duncan Hill (No. 12/1183). DUNLOP, Pte. John (No. 12/829). HEY WOOD, Pte. Henry Lambert (No. 12/564). HENSHaW, Pte. Willliam (No. 12/1430). JAMES, Pte. Arthur (No. 12/1087). __ KELLi, Pte. Joseph Edward (No. 12/778). MOON, Pto. Victor (No. 12/179). NORMAN, Pte. Frank (No. 12/202). PERRIN, Pte. George Walter Ernest (No. 12/61). • 1 ROSS; Pte. William Herbert (No. 12/237). SPIERS, Corpl. William (No. 12/637). YOUNG, Pte. Norman Stuart (No. -12/892). FIELD. ARTILLERY BRIGADE. CHANDLER, Pte. Thomas Woods (No. 9/226 a). FRANDI, Gmrner Richard (No. 2/45G). GOLDSMITH, Corpl. Arthur Wallace (No. 6/1298). HAY, Gunner Herbert (No. 2/698). HALL, Gunner William Osborne (No. 2/459). JOHSiN, Pte. Frederick (No. 12/1856). MOIR, Pte. James Fredrick (No. 6/1340 a). MURDOCH, Gunner Frederick Charles (No. ,2/910). NELSON, Driver Walter Joseph (No. '2/916). POLLARD, Corpl. William (No. 2/557). SCHOFIELD, Pte. Jobii Harold (No. 12/17S9a). SIMPSON, Pte. John Ford' (No. 12/1505). BRYANT, Sergt. Walter John (No. 12/1194). • PROVISIONAL HEADQUARTERS. COCKLE, Pte. Stanley Ernest (No. 15/28). N.Z. MEDICAL CORPS. REYNOLDS, I'to: Thomas Edward (No. -. 3/440).. LYNCH, Pte. Oscar Avonmore (No. 11/77). CANTERBURY- MOUNTED RIFLES. KIDSON, Pte. Francis George (No. 7/220). NORRIE, Angus, Edward (No. 7/357). OTAGO MOUNTED RIFLES. BURROWS, Trooper William Henry (No. : 9/500). FORD,' Trooper.' Michael Henry (No. • ■ 9/816). FISHER, Trooper ( Albert William (No. 9/278). . MORRISON, Trooper Robert (No. 9/314). STRACHAT, Trooper Douglas (No. 9/206). STANDRING, ■ Trooper Hubert Eric (No. 9/481). STEWARD, ' Trooper Andrew Thomas (No. 9/778). WELLINGTON'MOUNTED RIFLES. MEYER, Trooper Williaim John (No. . 11/97). AUCKLAND' MOUNTED RIFLES. . THOMSON, Trooper Thomas Ruddlo (No. 13/590). ' SICK AND WOUNDED IN GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL, .ALEXANDRIA. CANTERBURY BATTALION. PERENS, Lee.-Corpl. Gordon Hamilton : (No. G/453). - HAMBER, Pte. Maurice Straight (No. ■ 6/866): ■-. 1 1 ■' •O'REILLY,' l'fce. Edrnond (No. 6/1219). STAMMERS, Pte. Roderick Gordon (No. 6/728). . . ■ WAIN WRIGHT,Pte. Charles Harris (No. 6/1745). - ; WELLINGTON BATTALION. BIGGS, Pte: William Henry (No. 10/755). MAINWARING, Pte. James Henry Arthur (No.: 10/431). SHARPE, Pte. Othneil B. A. (No. 10/1690). OTAGO MOUNTED EIFLES. BURROWS, Trooper William Henry (No. 9/500). - FORD, Trooper John Michael H. (No. 9/816). SICK AND WOUNDED IN GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL, ALEXANDRIA AUCKLAND BATTALION. O'NEILL, Pte. Frank John (No. 12/207). SICK AND WOUNDED AT RAS EL TIN HOSPITAL, ALEXANDRIA. AUCKLAND B BATTALION. WESTMACOTT, Lieut. H. S. (No. 12/895). M'CONNELL, Pte. Fredrick (No. 32/949). M'BURNEY, Pte. David (No. .12/420). OTAGO BATTALION. WARD, Pte. Raymond W. (No. 8/1354). WELLINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES. M'GREGOR, Pte. Raymond Darcy (No. 11/81). FIELD ARTILLERY. MCLENNAN, Gunner William (No. 2/200).