ROLL OF HONOUR

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2699, 19 February 1916, Page 6

ROLL OF HONOUR

ONE MAN MISSING OUR MEN WITH AUSTRALIAN FORCE | One man was reported missin." in a casualty report issued from the Base Records .OOice yesterday. A sick report of New Zealanders serving with the Australian forces also came to hand. The lists follow in detail:— MISSING WELLINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES. Stronach, Tpr. William Roderick (No late No. 13/859). Next-of-kin! pi rs 'u. Stronach, ■ Juliet Street, btratford (mother). (August\ 1015.) WITH AUSTRALIAN FORCES The following casualties to men in the Australian Forces, having nextof-kin in ocw Zealand, are reported:— FIFTH BATTALION. Hannett, Pte. E. G. (No. 2147). N«xt-of-km, Mr. Alf. Hannett, Feilding. (Dangerously ill, First Australian General Hospital, February 2. Ascitis.) SEVENTEENTH BATTALION. Clarke, Pte. C. (No. 2037). Next-of-Kn, Mrs. A. Carroll, 29 Wickstead Street,' Wanganui (mother). (Admitted hospital, Devonport. Enteric.) EIGHTEENTH BATTALION. Woodhouse, Sergt. E. (No. 338). Next-of-kin, Mrs. A. Woodhouse, c/o W. Floyd Harrop, Shortland Street, Auckland (mother). (Admitted hospital, London. Pneumonia.) TWENTIETH BATTALION. Considine, Pte. JVE. (No. 354). Next-of-kin, Mrs. &L Bilson, 21 Harrow Street, Dunediu (mother). (Still seriously TWENTY-FOIST BATTALION. Haakc, Pte. A. G. (No. 3120). ' Nextofkin, Mrs. If. R. Haake, 635 Castle Street, Dunedin (wife). (Admitted First Australian General Hospital, February i. Fractured base skull, severe.) ARMY NURSING SERVICE. Guthrie, Staff Nurse Grace . Macadam. Next-of-kin, Mr. G. H. Guthrie, West Street, Feilding (father). (February 1. Appendicitis, severe.)