ROLL OF HONOUR

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2535, 9 August 1915, Page 6

ROLL OF HONOUR

■ 1 SIXTEEN DEATHS RAVAGES OP DISEASE Sixteen deaths were recorded in tho casualty lists issued during the week-end, seven of which are from sickness. Hospital lists were issued also. Details lollow:— KILLED IN ACTION FIELD ARTILLERY. (July'll.) FITZSIMMONS, Gunner George (No. 2/877). Next-of-kin, Mrs. E. J. Fitzsimmons, c/o R. ,W. Smith, Taihape (wife). AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES, (July 27.) BUR-RAGE, Trooper Harry David (No. 13/18). Next-of-kin, Mrs. H. Burrage, c/o May Bros., Three Lamps, Ponsonby, Auckland (wife). GIBSON, Trooper William Edward (No. 13/188). Next-of-kin, Mr. W. Gibson, 32 -Mafeking Road, Plaistow, London, B.C.- - CANTERBURY BATTALION, ' (July 26.) CAMERON, Pte. John Colin (No. 6/2019). Next-of-kin, Mr. Leo. George Cameron, / ' Jolly's Pnss Hotel, Hanmer Springs (brother). (July 25.) SIILBURN, Pte. Edward Kenneth (No. 6/1627). Next-of-kin, Mr. E. M. Milburn; 35 Sandwich Road, Christchurch (father). - • (May 8.) EAR-NSHAW, Pte. John Etches (No. 6/1520). Next-of-kin, Mr. W: E. M. Earnshaw, 44 Bursar Street, Cleethorpe, England (father). DIED OF WOUNDS , CANTERBURY BATTALION, . ' (June 16.) HEWITT, Pte. John Albert (No. 6/832). Next-of-kin, Mrs. W.. P.. Hewitt, Annat, Canterbury. (Died in Greek Hospital, Alexandria.) . (July 26.) [ADCOCK, Pte. Leonard David (No. G/2). Next-of-kin, Mr. Geo. Adcock, 11 Dun- • das Street, Christchurch. AUCKLAND BATTALION. (July 26.) , , - HALLY, Corpl. Charles James (No. 12/3G7). Next-of-kin, Mrs. James flally, Cambridge. DIED FROM* SICKNESS FIELD ENGINEERS. (Enteric; July 30.) QUAYLE, Sapper Angus David ■ George (No. 4/271 a). . Next-of-kin, Mr. William Quaylo, Main Street East, Palmerston North (father). CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES. (Enteric; July 31.) EVEBITT, Sergt. Stuart Charles (No. 7/194). Next-of-kin, , Mrs.; : Elizabeth Everitt, Umukuoi, Kelson,.'..' ... FIELD ARTILLERY. (Enteric; Angust 2.) SCHOLLUM, Gunner : Frederick Anton / (No. 2/850 a). Next-of-kin, Mr. Wenzl Scholium, Fiddler's Hill, Phhoi, Auckland (father). • (Febricula.) : AYLING, Bombr. Herbert (No. 2/128). Next-of-kin, Mr. S. Ayling, district accountant, Thames. (July 14.) OTAGO BATTALION. (Enteric; August' 2.) GILLESPIE, Pte. Frank (No. 8/2339). Next-of-kin, Mr. G. F. Gillespie, Oturehua, Central Otago (father), jv . (Enteric; July 27.) ' FOWLER, Pte. Jack (No. 8/2269). Next-of-kin, Mrs. C. W. Fowler, Inglewood (mother). MAORI CONTINGENT. (Enteric;' July 31.) Jl'E WHARE, Pte. Taiawljiao (No. 16/421). Next-of-kin, Mr. Miraina Te Whare, Taupo. WOUNDED / FIELD ARTILLERY, (July 29.) MILES, Lieut. R. (No. 2/1045). Next-of-kin, Mr. William Miles, 46 Beresford Street, New Brighton, Christchurch. I ' (July 24.) • j RUSSETT, Gunner Henry (No. 2/789). / Next-of-kin, Mr. Homy Russett, Bath Road, Buxton, England (father). IBBOTSON, Pte. Richard (No.. 3/416 a). Next-of-kin, Mr. Walter Ibbotson, 8 Pino Hill Terrace, Dunedin (father). (July 25.) BIRD,' Gunner Reginald - Charles (No. 2/970). Next-of-kin, Mrs. Bird, Brock- .. ley Lodge, New Barnet, London N. MURRAY, Gunner David John (No. 2/1055). Next-of-kin, Mts. M. A. Murray, c/o Mrs. A. Lawson, Dannevirke. WELLINGTON BATTALION. (Left .Thigh.) GRANGER, Pte. George Edward (No. 10/174). Next-of-kin, Mr. F. W. Granger, Waipukurau (father). . (Wounded July 18.) (Skull.) CUMMING, Pte. Martin (No. 10/1786). Next-of-kin, Mr. Alex. Cuinming, Wagga, -'N.S.W. (Elbow; second time.) . BAKER, Pte. Georgo Selivyn (No. 10/880). Next-of-kin, Miss W. R. Baker, 11 Mason's Avenue, Auckland (sister.) (Concussion; second time.) SEWELL, Pte. Harry (No. 10/2047). Next-of-kin, Mrs. E. Sewell, 14 Cole Street, Masterton. AUCKLAND BATTALION. ■ (Jaw; second time.) ROBERTSON, Pte. James (No. 12/235). Next-of-kin, ■ Miss A. Robertson, The Grange, Millingare, Glasgow, Scotland (aunt). ; CANTERBURY BATTALION. (July 8.) KEITH, Pte. Allan (No. 6/1162). Next-of-kin, Mrs. J. Keith, North Road, Oamartt. (Wound in left leg.) DIVISIONAL HEADQUARTERS. (Shoulder; July 24.) .LITTLE, Corpl. George Charles (No. 15/57). Next-of-kin, Mr. George E. Little, Mangamahu, Fordell (father). AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES. . (Left arm.) CRANSTON, Trooper Maurice James (No. 13/786). Next-of-kin, Mrs. C. Cranston, 46. Claremont Road, Bishopton, 1 Bristol, England (mother). FIELD ENGINEERS. EVANS, Sapper Guy Rupert (No. 4/724). Next-of-kin, Mr . Joseph Evans, G3 North Road, Papanui, Christchurch (father). DIVISIONAL' TRAIN. (Right arm.) ELLIOTT, Driver Atwell Alexander (No. 5/38). Next-of-kin, Mrs. C. J. Elliott, 247 Riddiford Street, Wellington (mother). CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES. (Foot wounds.) BELL Trooper John (No. 7/10). Next-of-kin. Mt. Henry Bell, Otautau, Southland. .OTAGO' MOUNTED RIFLES. (July 23.) I M'TAVISH Trooper Roderick (No. 9/736). Next-of-kin, Mr. John M'Tavish, Kohiuui, Pahiatua (father). WELINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES, (Thumb--July 19 ; ) tpwttrtKS Tnr. Svdney (No. 11/bJu;. JI ISkin! Mr.* Edward Jeffries, Waitara (father). lIAJ.ONE. Tpr. °Edmond' Leo (No. -11/6 M- ) Lieut.-Colorcl W. G- Ma " lone, Stratford. ,

MAORI CONTINGENT. / (Scalp.) REWHA, Pte. Huirua (No. 16/558). Next-of-kin, Timamao Rcwlia, Russell. THE SICK AND WOUNDED ARRIVED AT BASE HOSPITAL FROM MALTA, CONVALESCENT. FIELD ARTILERY. COWAN, Corpl. John James .(No. 2/330 a). AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES. EISENHUT, Tpr. -Henry (No. 13/18). STICKBURY, Tpr. Thomas (No. 13/131), WOOD, Tpr. Charles (No. 13/581). OTAGO MOUNTED RIFLES. COWAN, Tpr. Colin (No. SI/502) f WEDGE, 'i'pr. Richard Samuel (No. 9/100). WELLINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES. SYLVIA, Tpr. Frederick William (No. 11/829). SNELL, Tpr. William Carter (No. 11/379). SICK, NOW CONVALESCENT. AUCKLAND BATTALION. CALDWELL, Pte. Albert (No. 12/2229). FORD, Pte. Henry Thomas (No. 12/1269). ; CANTER-BURY BATTALION. STRANG, Pte. Crawford (No. 6/556). MALLOY, Pte. Charles James .(No. 6/290). OTAGO BATTALION.' CARRUTHER-S, Pte. Richard Avondale .(No. 8/999). WELLINGTON BATTALION. COOKE, Lanee-Corpl. Bertie (No. 10/1213). COLE, Pte.'Stanley Edwani (No. 10/1777). GRIBBLE, Pte.. Horace (No. 10/1162).FIELD ENGINEERS: BAKER, Sapper Eric Francis Ebie (No. ■1/372). AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES. HALL, Tpr. Eric Stanley (No. 13/363). CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES. PECIC, , Tpr. George Albain (No. 7/101). EMBARKED FOR ENGLAND, JULY 28. AMBULANCE. M.NIVEN, Pte. William Alexander (No. •3/90). ENGINEERS. MORIARTY, Sapper Jolm Ferris (No. 4/38 a). /OUT OF DANGER, WELLINGTON BATTALION, • BRUNT, Major John Wallace. ADMITTED TO EGYPTIAN ARMY HOSPITAL, ALBASSIA, CAIRO, AUGUST 1. ' AUCKLAND BATTALION. HATT, Lieut. Alfred Richard. (Gastric Ulcer.) OTAGO BATTALION. CORBETT, Pte. Ignatius Patrick. (No. 8/338) CRUICKSHANK, Pte. William Benjamin (No; 8/558). O'HALLORAN, Pte. William (No. 8/1815). WADE, Pte. Thomas Graham (No. ■ 8/120). KNIGHT, Pte. - George Bernard (No. 8/1532). ' BARTLETT, Pte. Ernest Joseph (No. 8/320). LINDSAY, Pte. William Stanley (No. 8/418). ' M'GILL, Pte. Peter Johi. (No. 8/254). SHIPMAN, Pte. Alexander. (No. 8/295). OTAGO MOUNTED RIFLES. CAMERON, Corpl. William Keith (No. 9/269). DWYEK, Tpr. William Michael (No.. 9/691). WELLINGTON BATTALION. KERR, Lance-Corpl. Stanley Forbes (No. 10/1077). SEWELL, Pte. Harry (No. 10/2047). WALLACE, Pte. William (No. 10/1691). WELLINGTON MOUNTED. RIFLES. CAMPION, Tpr. Charles Dennis (No. 11/532). MITCHELL, Tpr. Sydney • James (No. 11/81). ' DULEY, Tpr. Hubert George Thompson (No. 11/240). GILMOUR, Tpr. Stanley Gordon (No. 11/578). PATTON, Tpr. GeoTge Henry (No. 11/868). CANTERBURY BATTALION. FRANKLIN, Lance-Corpl. Thomas Leavers (No. 6/1136). FEARON, Pte. William Edward (No. 6/1280). CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES. STARICEY, Tpr. Wadln:n Bayntier (No. 7/101). INGLES, Tpr. Malcolm Alexander B. (No. 7/537). ' NICHOLAS, Tpr. Lewis (No. 7/249). LOTT, Tpr. John (No. 7/563). ARMSTRONG, Tpr. Haywood (No. 7/632). SAMUELS, Tpr. Henry (No. 7/117). AUCKLAND BATTALION. WARE, Corpl. Gordon Joseph (No. 12/665). NEILSON, Pte. Albert Leopold (No. 12/198). HEYWOOD, Pte. Harry Lambert (No. 12/564). AUCKLAND MOUNTED. CAMPBELL, Tpr. Boyer de Lancey (No. 13/28). . FIELD ENGINEERS. BATH, Sapper Frank Herbert (No. 4/593). MILLAR, Sapper George (No. 4/426), AMBULANCE. MATERSON; Corpl. Henry Louis (No. 2/1488). MEDICAL CORPS. ALEN, Pte. Henry (No. 3/81 a). DISEMBARKED AT MALTA FROM HOSPITAL SHIP, SLIGHTLY WOUNDED CANTERBURY BATTALION. DE VILLIERS; Corpl. Louis Valiatine (No. 6/827). WELLINGTON BATTALION. SHANNON, Tpr. William George (No. 11/135). BUR-SON, Sergt. Selby (No. 11/186), SLIGHTLY SICK. AUCKLAND MOUNTED. BURT, Tpr. Richard (No 13/171). CLELAND, Tpr. John (No. 13/306). AUCKLAND BATTALION. BASSETT, Pte. Wilfred George (No. .12/1883). CAFFERY, Pte. Robert Albert (No. 12/1029). CROSS, Pte. Philip Henry (No. 12/1932). CURRIE, Pte. James (No. 12/332). JENKINS, Pte. Walter (No. 12/567). MYLES. I'te. Adam (No. 12/1091). SUNTBR, Pte. George (No. 12/2128). SHERLOCK, Pte. Edwin James (No. 12/458). CANTERBURY MOUNTED. FRANCIS, Tpr. Guy Francis (No. 7/716). CANTER-BURY BATTALION. BARNES, Pte. Harold IVibins (No. 6/2348). BIRD, Pte. Frank (No'. G/?92). DAVIES, Pte. Edward Henry (No, 8/9-19). GOODALL, Pte. Leslie Douglas (No. 6/2020). GRACE, Pte. Edmund (No. 6/G4O). JEWISH, Pte. Arthur (No. G/1583). M'LEELAN, Pte. William Archibald (No. 6/1663). - RUSSELL, Pte. Thos. Spenccr (No. G/536). SLOAN, Lee.-Corpl, Alfred Kennedy (No. 6/352). WELLINGTON MOUNTED. BOND, Trooper Arthur John (No. 11/738). CAVE, Trooper Edward May (No. 11/747). DRAKE, Trooper George (No. 11/756). GRANT, Trooper John Blair (No. 11/99). ROBERTSON. Trooper Robert Stanley (No. 11/816). MARTIN-SMITH, Trooper Gerald (No. ' 11/377). WELLINGTON BATTALION. HARES, Pte. Bertram U. S. (N 7 0. 10/885). RANDALL. Pte. Joseph (No. 10/1024). ROBERTSON, Pte. Alexander (No. 1., -10/1966),'

ROTHWELL, Pte. Horace Percy (No. 10/1637). WEIR, Pte. Russell John' (No. 15/93 a). OTAGO MOUNTED. CASSIN, Trooper William (No. 9/035). HARRISON, Trooper George Albert Gnj (No. 9/14S). WILIjIAiMS, Trooper Tldvrai'tl (No. 9/610). OTAGO BATTALION. HARVEY. Pie. Robert Wilson (No. S/1495). M'LENNAN. Pte. Richard (No. 8/1791). ROBERTSON, Pte. Lawrenco (No. 8/281). WALSH. Sergt. .fohn Francis (No. S/SOS). PUR-DON, Sergt. Elliot (No. 13/233 a), HELD ARTILLERY. CARMICUAEL, Gunner James Edward (No. 2/102). If'DONALD, Gunner Robert Henry (No. 2/1-13). JOHNSTON. Bombr. Arthur John M'D. (No. 2/125). DIVISIONAL SIGNALLERS. CLIFFORD, Pte. Sydney Ivan Adey (No. ■1/505). JAMES, Trumpeter Albert (No. 4/552). ENGINEERS. EGAN, Sapper Sydney. David (No. 4/725). MAYNARD, Sapper Cecil Henry-. Foster (No. 4/787). M'GIMPSEY, Sapper Robert (No. 41427). REESE. Sapper Morris Treverton (No. 4/4341 THOMPSON, Sapper Albert Edward (No. 4/137 a). HEADQUARTERS DIVISION. GODFREY, Pte. Raco Barnfylde (JCo. 5/157 a). MEDICAL CORPS. I'HILSON, Lcc.-Corpl. Geoffrey Hopo (No. 3/278). Army service corps. M'GINITY, Driver John (No. 5/137). GENERAL SICK REPORT. WELLINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES. (Dangerously 111.) BOYLE, Trooper AVillinm (No. 11/740). WELLINGTON BATTALION. (Dangerously 111—Wound Thiprh.) MATHER, Pte. Ethelbert Wilfred (No. 10/1133). . FIELD ARTILLERY. • (Dangerously 111—enteric.) RICKETTS, Driver Morris Ambrose (No. 2/137-1), in Egyptian Army Hospital. OTAGO BATTALION. (Dysentery—Hospital Alexandria.) , HOSSACK, Pte. John (No. S/52). ' OTAGO MOUNTED RIFLES. (Pneumonia and Pericarditis.) WILSON, Farrier Joseph (No. 0/729). ADMITTED TO DEACONESS HOSPITAL, ALEXANDRIA. FIELD ARTILLERY. (Not Diagnosed.) SKINNER, Corpl. Robert Low (No. 2/511). CANTERBURY BATTALION. (Enteric.) PALMER-, Pte. Hartley Valentine (No. 6/326). ENGINEERS. (Enteric;) SCALES, Sapper Arthur (No. 10/1330). OTAGO BATTALION. (Wounds—waist, hip, aiul thigh.) O'TOOLE, Pte. Jolm (No. 8/1592). Condition good. CANTERBURY MOUNTED. (Enteric.) RODGERS, Trooper Norman (No. 7/492). v WELLINGTON BATTALION. (Wound head—condition good.) ICINGHAM, Pte. William (No. 10/-108). ADMITTED 15 GENERAL HOSPITAL, AUGUST 4. OTAGO BATTALION, (Enteritis.) WHITE, Captain Daviu. ADMITTED TO MILITARY HOSPITAL, RASELTIN. ENGINEERS. (Sovere dysentery.) CLARK, Lieut. Henry Masterton. ADMITTED EGYPTIAN ARMY HOSPITAL, ABBASSIA, CANTERBURY BATTALION. (Acute Gastro Enteritis.) BROOKER, Lieut. S. W. B. (No. 6/1475). DISEMBARKED AT MALTA, JULY 25. MAORI CONTINGENT. (Slightly sick.) KAREHANA, Pte. AVirenm (No. IG/121). GEKRARD, Pte. Harry (No. 16/120). BACK FROM THE FRONT ANOTHER BATCH OF SICK AND WOUNDED. By Telegraph—Press Association-Oopyrijht. (llec. August 8, 4 p.m.) Melbourne, August 8. The sick and wounded soldiers who returned from Gallipoli by the steamer Ballarat, received a great welcome, i AUSTRALIANS WITH NEW ZEALAND CORPS GENERAL' GODLEY'S THANKS. By Telegraph—Press Association— CoDYri»iit Sydney, August 7. General Godley lias replied ' to Mr. Holm an on behalf of Australians under his command, thanking New South Wales for its splendid' sympathy with tlie wounded. General Godley adds: "Sncli assurance, coupled with tho knowledge that the places of tho fallen will bo filled by a. steady flow of reinforcements is an enormous source of satisfaction to my troops."A SERIOUS DISEASE ♦ OUTBREAK AT RANG-lOTU. Three cases of diphtheria or diph'-theret-ic throat have occurred at Rangiotu Camp. No particulars are yet available, but it is understood that the cases having regard to the nature of the disease, are not serious. MORE WOUNDED j ? ■ RETURNING BY THE TAHITI. I The Minister of Dcfeitco (tho Hon. J. Allen) has -cceived a message to the effect that tile transport Tahiti left Suez on Saturday morning for New- Zealand with 11 officers, 2 warrant officers, and 482 other ranks, sick and wounded, on board. 'L'hey are in 'charge of two medical officers, four nurses, and nineteen orderlies. BOY KILLED o FALLS OVER BANK WHILE PLAYING. (By Telegraph.—l'resfl Aesoctatlon.) Dunedin, August G. A boy named James Ward rap, who resides on tho North Taiori Road, ivas admitted to the hospital in mi unconscious condition, and expired soon afterWards. It appears that he fell over a bank wbilo playing near home, and received fatal injuries to his head. How different: Verdict of those u=ing SANDER'S EXTRACT. Had .qualities of the common eucalyptus conspicuously absent. SANDER'S EXTRACT simply heals and cures pleasantly. Get tlio Genj ulna .uid, ;Wiv.a the heaefitc^AdYt,