ROLL OF HONOUR

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2851, 16 August 1916, Page 7

ROLL OF HONOUR

YESTERDAY'S LIST. A casualty list issued yestorday con-tained-I,lie names of ono man killed iu action, tlireo died of wounds, and two wounded. , A hospital and progress report was also issued. Particulars are as under:— KILLED IN ACTION, iIULY 27. Caldwell, Pie. James (No. 8/2862). Next-of-kin. J. Caldwell, Donegal, Ireland (father). DIED OF WOUNDS, AUGUST 11. Curtis, Lanoe-Sergt. Kenneth 0. (No. 26/47). Next-of-kin, Mrs. H. B. Curtis, Inglowood (mother). Harper Second Lieut. Gordon G. (No. 7/510). Next-of-kin, G. Harper, Ohristoliurch. Wood, Captain George H. (No. 3/2053). Next-of-kin, Mrs. A. Wood, St. Andrew, near Timaru (wife). WOUNDED, NO DATE CIVEN. Magnussen Ptc. A. P. (No. 11/1104). Next-of-kin, H. Magnuasen, Norsewood, .H.B. (father). SLIGHTLY WOUNDED, AUCUBT 1, REMAINING WITH UNIT. Barras, Corn!. Wray (No. 23/357). Next-of-kin, J. Barras, Geelonpc W., Victoria. HOSPITAL AND PROGRESS REPORT. • .At Harbourne Hall, Birmingham. Blaza, Tpr. Ernest AV. (No. 13/889). Next-of-kin, G. Blaza, Skaokerston, Leicester, England (father). (Dangerously ill, old 1 wound.) Iji Bth Stationary Hospital, Wimercux. Grim, Pto. George H. (No. 9/1050). Next-of-kin, J. Grigg, Wickliffo Bay, Porto Bello (father). (Acuto tuberculosis, seriously ill.) In. Tooting Military Hospital. Katsn, Pte. Kelly (No. 7/973). Next-of-kin, \V Katan, Bruco Bay, Soutb-Westland (father). (Serious- | 'ly ill, hroncho pneumonia.) In 10th Stationary Hospital, St. Qmer. Gasiparich, Second Lieut. Joseph G. (No. 12/553). Next-of-kin, A. Gaspa rich, Kingslaud (father). (Seriously ill from wounds.) In General Hospital, Alexandria. Wood, Corpl. Oharlos (No. 13/581). Next-of-kini B. J. Wood, Brechin, Forfarshire. (Dangerously ill, cholera.) Seventh Canadian Stationary Hospital, Havre. Udy, Pto, Hart. (No. 11/136). Next-of-kin, Mrs. H. Crarer, Wairoa, H.B. (cousin). (Soriously ill, diarrhoea, severo.) Second London General Hospital'. Maker, Pto. Thomas (No. 8/3000). Next-of-kin, Mrs. M. Maker, Bal- • clutha (mother). (Wounded, progressing very satisfactorily.)