ROLL OF HONOUR

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2631, 29 November 1915, Page 6

ROLL OF HONOUR

. LIGHT CASUALTIES OUR MEN WITH THE AUSTRALIAN FORCES. ' , IA light aasualty Teport canie to banc on Saturday. A further casualty anc sick list of Nov Zealanders. servine witl the Australian forces was also issued. Th( lists follow in detail:— WOUNDED. (Admitted N.Z. Hospital, Cairo, Novem her 23.) WELLINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES. Nicholson, Corpl. Albert Thornhill (No 11/1255). Next-of-kin, Mrs. SI. E Nicholson, Norsewood (mother). (Gun shot wound abdomen; slight.) O'Hallorim, Tpr. Timothy (No. 11/911) Next-of-kin, Mr. T. CKHalloran. Edin burgh Terrace, Wellington (father) (Gunshot wound chest; serious.) FIELD ARTILLERY. Stewart, Bomb. John .Tardine (No. 2/383) Next-of-kin, Mr. Walter Stewart, 69; Cumberland Street, Dunedin, (Gun shot wound chest; dangerous.) WELLINGTON .BATTALION. Davidson, Pte. William Arthur (No 10/2578). Next-of-kin. Mr. John David son, Taranaki (father). (Gunsho wound left shoulder and ohest: Be vere.) OTAGO BATTALION. Kitto, Pte. Ernest Henry (No. 8/2640) Next-of-kin, Mrs. L. E. Kitto, 7 Prcn deTgast Street, Dunedin Soutl (mother). (Gunshot vound left ankle , slight.) WITH THE AUSTRALIANS Following is a casualty and sick repor of New Zealanders serving with tho Aus tralians:— ELEVENTH BATTALION. Hardy, Sergt.-Major E. A.. (No. 667) Next-of-kin. Mrs. M. J. Hardy. M Lichfield 1 St., Christchnrch (mother) (Embarked for England November IS. TWELFTH BATTALION. Cole, J. (No. 2227). Next-of-kin, Mr. T Cole, Peter Street, Caversham. Dun edin. (Admitted hospital Oxford, sick. FOURTEENTH BATTALION. Harvey, Lce.-Corpl. W. E. (No. 2156] Next-of-kin, Mrs. E ; Jamieson. Fred erick Street, Dunedin (mother). (Ad mitted 3rd Auxiliary Hospital, Heli polis; jaundice, mild.) SEVENTEENTH BATTALION. Goodwin, A. (No. 1808). Next-of-kin, Mrs AY. Rankin. Tinakori Eoad, Welline ton. (Admitted hospital Woolwich England; sick.) NINETEENTH BATTALION. Ward, Lce.-Corpl. L. G. (No.' 1774).' Next . of-kin, Mr. T. Ward, Pctdne (father) (Previously reported dangorously ill now. reported out of danger.) • TWENTY-FIFTH BATTALION. Sutton. J. B. (No. 995). Next-of-kin, Mr C. T. Sutton, il Anglesea Street. Pon sonby, Auckland. (Killed in action November 2.) TWENTY-SIXTH BATTALION. Long. E.-B. (No. 1529). 'Next-of-kin, Mrs ■ T. Toohey, 2 England Street, Ponson by. (mother). (Embarked, for Eng land.) TWENTY-EIGHTH BATTALION. Hodgson, T. W. (No. 102). NcxUf-kin Mr J. Hodgson, Dover Eoad, Kato Taranaki (father). (Wounded. Octo ; -ywi s'.'i'.w - »:• (••;•••• 3rd FIELD ARTILLERY BRIiGADE. Oliver, Gunner E. (No. 3.715). Next-of-'kin, Mr. J. W. Oliver. Green Street, Ashhurton (father)., (Wounded, 'November 2.) 3rd FIELD ENGINEERS. Dennis, D. (No. 493). Next-of-kin, Mr. W. Dennis, Huntly (brother). (Admitted • to hospital London; bronchitis.) 4th FIELD ENGINEERS. Vartha, Sapper (No. 4146). Next-of-kin, Mrs. M. Vartha, do Mrs. ,T. Boyce, ■ Springston. Canterbury _ (mother). (Suffering from gas poisoning.), . Ist AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE. Williams. T. (No. 200). Next-of-kin, Mrs, E. Wood, Wellington (sister). . (Previously reported dangerously ill, now out of danger.) , 2nd LIGHT HORSE. . Small, J. (No. 523). Next-of-kin, Mrs. M. Small, .Governor's Bay. . Lyttelton (mother). (Disembarked Malta October' 13, wounded slightly, later embarked. for England.) sth LIGHT HORSE." . Robinson,' J. JY (No. 966). Next-of-kin, Mrs. F. Nve, Kurow, North,Otaeo. (Wounded November, 5. and reported dangerously ill, 19th General Hospital, Alexandria, November 16.) • « 7th LIGHT HORSE. Thomas. H. (No. '4651, Next-of-kin, Mt. J. Thomas, Queen Street. Waitemata, Gore. (Admitted hospital,, Woolwich, siok.) Ist SIGNAL COY. Vause, C. J. (jfo. 80). Next-of-kin. Mr. . J. P. Vause, 29 Cheltenham Eoad, Devoriport. (Admitted hospital, Woolwioh, England, sick'.)