ROLL OF HONOUR

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2730, 27 March 1916, Page 6

ROLL OF HONOUR

SATURDAY'S LIST OUR MEN IN AUSTRALIAN FORCE j Tho following'casualty report was issued on Saturday:— • DIED AT WELLINGTON HOSPITAL. . WELLINGTON BATTALION. ! Jagerhorn, Pte,. George (No. 10/1535). Next-of-kin, Mr. N. W. Albsrtagn, To ' Kuiti (uncle). - (March 23.) . • WITH THE AUSTRALIAN FORCEs! The following casualties to men in the Australian force having next-of-kin in New Zealand are reported:— STILL DANGEROUSLY ILL, First Field Engineers. ' . Keig, Lco.-G'orpl. P. G. (No. 113). Next-of-kin, Mr. W. Keig, Moncks Bay, Sumner. DANGBEOTJST ILL, DYSENTERY AND ENTERIC, AT EPSOM, ENGLAND. Seventh Australian Light Horse. Thomas, Tpr. H. (No. 565). Next-of-kin, Mr. J. Thomas, Queen Street, Wai-. mate, South Island. ADMITTED FIRST AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL, HELIOPOLIS, | ■ OTITIS, SEVERE. -. : First Battalion.. Woods, Pte. W. J. (No. 301). Next-of-kin, Mr. W. J. Woods,'Waiigamata, Waihi r (father). (March 11.) NOW CONVALESCENT. Eleventh Australian Army Service Corps. Dick, Driver .T. (No. 25G8). Next-of-kin, 1 Mts. -S. Dick, 1 Hill Street, Wellington (mottle.*). i' • AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES By Tcleeraph—Press Assooiation—Copyright (Rec. March 26, 5.5 p.m.) Sydney,. March 26. Casualty List No. 107 contains tho names of the followinc: Ncw'Zealanclers! —111. Corporal R. Wynyard, Privates W. J. Clark, H. Thomas, and R. J. Robertson, in hospital in Cniro: W. J. Woods at Heliopolis, and H. Ross at Mndros. '