ROLL OF HONOUR

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2648, 20 December 1915, Page 6

ROLL OF HONOUR

LIGHT LISTS (1 NEW ZEALANDERS WITH AUS-> 1 JRALIANS. A short casualty list came to hand on Saturday, together with a hospital and progress report. The usual weekly report j 011 New SSealauders serving with the Australian Forces was also issued. Details follow:—. DIED OF WOUNDS . ' I . FIELD ARTILLERY. Howell, Gunner William Jennings 2/795). Next-of-kin) Mrs. C. A. Howell, I Powderham Street, New Plymouth (mother). (Buried at sea.) AUCKLAND BATTALION. j Skellern, Pte. Sydney Elliott (No. 12/463). Next-of-kin, Mr. G. Skellern,! Mamaku (father). (A u oiist g.) \ < PRISONER OP WAR OTAGO BATTALION. llSrrison, Pte. Angus (No. 8/1876). Next- , of-kin, Mr. M. Morrison, 11 Balallan, Shornoway, Scotland. (Previously reported unofficiallv "as prisoner of war, now officially reported as prisoner of war. Constantinople, and wounded, ] left leg; no date given.) WOUNDED WELLINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES. O'Callaghan, Tpr. Patrick (No. 11/804). Next-of-kin, Mr. John O'Callaghan, Greymouth. ; (December 4.) FIELD ENGINEERS. Baker. Sapper ltowland Coombes (No. .4/1019. Next-of-kin, Sir, C. C. Baker, Pencarrow Avenue; Mt. Eden,. Auckland. '.(December 2; right arm,slight, still doiug duty.) Mao.kadam, Sapper Fred. Charles (No. 4/954). Next-of-kin, Mr. F. J. Mackadnni, Qpsport, Portsmouth. England (father)., (December 3; thigh.) OTAGO BATTALION. Latham, Sydney ,(No. 8/2644). Next-of-kin, Mr. Harry Latham, Cairn Street, Invercargill (father).-, (Admitted Greek Hospital, Alexandria; : gunshot wound, rigW iu,p.) HOSPITAL & PROGRESS REPORT GENERAL REPORT. WELLINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES. , BJ.ackman, Tpr. Arnold (No. 11/15171 Next-of-kin,, Mrs. Agnes Blackman,. Cambridge (mother). (Admitted 21st - General Hospital; Alexandria, December 14; pleurisy, slight.) FIELD AkTTHyERY. Murdock, Gunner .* Fred. Charles (No. 2/910. Next-of-kin Mr. Jonah Murdoch, Cross Street,' Suffolk, England. (Admitted 21st General Hospibal, Alexandria, December 14; rheumatism, slight.) ENGINEERS. Jobberns, Sapper John (No. 4/210). Next-of-kin, Mrs. E: Jobberns, 32 Dobson 'Street, Ishburton. , (Admitted ,21st General Hospital, Alexandria, December 14; pneumonia, severe.) ■ Peddie, Sapper Thomas.(No. 4/1314). Next-of-kin, Sirs. Mary Peddie, 85 Belville Street, Greenock, Scotland (mother). (Dangerously ill, pneumonia, N.Z. ' General Hospital, CaiTo.) ' AUCKLAND BATTALION. Bradr. Sergt.- Harry (No. 12/1003). Next-of-kin, Mrs. Willie Brady, Te Puke, Bay of Plenty (mother). (Admitted 21st-General Hospital, Alexandria, December. 14; influenza, slight.) Burnett. Pte. James Richard (No. 12/2562). Next-of-kin; Mr. T. R. Burnett, Awa, Nelson (fnthe.r). (Admitted 19th Geni eral Hospital, Alexandria, December i 12; not yet diagnosed.) ■ • , Connell, Pte. Gladwyn Douglas (No. : 12/2669). Next-of-kin, Mrs. . Mary i Connell, Germiston, Transvaal, South : Africa. (Admitted 21st General Hospital, Alexandria, December 14: jaundice, slight.) . WELLINGTON BATTALION. Davis, Pte.' Henry Acourt (No. 10/2113)'.' Next-of-kin Mr. F. G. Davis, 8 Portland Place, Bath. England. (Admitted 21st General Hospital, Alexandria, December 14; sick, severe.)' . 1 Manfon, Pte. Thomas Smithers (No. 1 10/1268). Next-of-kin, Mrs. John Manson, c/o Hill Bros.. Ohakune. ' (Still seriously ill, Gibraltar.) ' ' CANTERBURY BATTALION. 1 ! Montgomery. Pte. William Andrew (No. 6/2710). Next-of-kin, Mr., A. W. Montgomery. Annat. Canterbury (father). ' (Admitted 21st General Hospital, Alexaudria, December 14; sick, not yet I diagnosed.) ' WITH THE AUSTRALIAN FORCES The following casualties to men having next-of-kin in New Zealand are reported: , KILLED IN ACTION. • TWENTY-FOURTH BATTALION. Burnet, Pte. T. (No. 1660). Next-of-kin, A Burnet, Victoria' Avenue. Opawa, , Christchurch; (November 29.)

DIED OF WOUNDS. FIRST FIELD ENGINEERS. Garden, Pte. A. {No. 56). Next-of-kin, 3. Garden, Mosgiel, (father). (Reported Wounued, now imported Died of Wounds, December 5.) THIRD FIELD ENGINEERS. Mat Meson, Sapper W. D. (No. 1366). Next-of-kin, P. ii. llatbieson, c.o. Guinness and LeCren, Timaru (brother). WOUNDED. FIFTH LIGHT HOUSE. Brewer, S«rgt. A. H. (No. 301). Next-of-kin, All's. A. Brewer, c.o. Mrs. Reid, 9S Union Street, Auckland. (November 21.) TWENTY-THIRD BATTALION. Lamenson, Pte. J. (No. 37). Next-of-kin, T. Lamenson, Taihape. ADMITTED THIRD AUXILIARY HOSPITAL, HELIOPOLIS. SECOND LIGHT HORSE. Hull, Tpr. J. J. (No. 161). Next-of-kin, Mrs. W. Hull, Pahiatua. (Asthmi.) TWENTY-THIRD BATTALION. Telford, Pte. A. L. (No. 1970). Next-of-kin, A. Telford, Ivaitangata. (father). (Dysentery.) ADMITTED HOSPITAL, BRISTOL. TENTH BATTALION! Goard, Pte. J. R. (No. 827). Next-of-kin, W. Hunter, Thames, Auckland. (Woundod.) , THIRD BATTALION. Shepherd, Lce.-Corpl. R. (No. 495).,Next-of-kin, Mrs. H. Shepherd, 40 Lawrence Street,' Mornington, Dunediu (mother). (Sick.) FOURTH BATTALION. Ellis, Lce.-Corpl. P. J. (No. 175). Next-of-kin, Mrs. R. Ellis, 85 Collingwood St., Nelson. (Sick.) THIRTEENTH BATTALION. Dunn, Pte. W. (No. 375). Next-of-kin, Mrs. S. A. Dunn, Thompson, St., Greymouth. (Sick.) SEVENTEENTH BATTALION. Malthouse, Pte. F. J. (No. 1739).'Next-of-kin, S. C. Malthouse, fire station, Nswtown, Wellington (brother). (Sick.) DISEMBARKED MALTA, DECEMBER 3, SLIGHTLY SICK. FIFTH LIGHT HORSE. Geddes, Tpr. W. (No. 1112). Next-of-kin, J. Geddes, Ren., Green Island, Dunedin (father). FIFTEENTH BATTALION. Kearns, Pte. E. 0. (No. 2292). Next-of-kin, P. Kearns, 48 Grant Street, Auckland. FOURTH FIELD ENGINEERS'. .■ Hanson, Lce.-Corpl. A. A. (No. 4213). Next-of-kin, Mrs. R. Hanson, -Mount Roskill Road, Auckland (wile). ADMITTED HOSPITAL, EPSOM, ENTERIC. Russell, Pte. E. W. (No. 496). Next-of-kin, Mrs. M. Hill, Bngam's Creek, Auckland (sister). NOW. PRONOUNCED OUT OF DANGER SEVENTH LIGHT HORSE. Wiffin, Tpr. S. C. F. (No. 1050). Next-of-kin, A. G. Wiffin, 20 St. Mary Street, 1 Tinakori 'Road, Wellington (father).