ROLL OF HONOUR

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3095, 28 May 1917, Page 7

ROLL OF HONOUR

FOUR CASUALTIES

toW ZEALANDERS IN OVERSEA FORCES

Four casualties to members of the New Zealand Forces wero reported on Saturday, as follow:—One man died of wounds, one man died, and one officer and one ■man wounded. Tim weekly lists of ca*-. liaJtiea to men iu.tho Imperial and tho ■Auetralian Forces whose nest of kin jr. Fido in Mow .Zealand wero issued, The names of i.ho next-of-kin ai' u E ir en ' within -parentheses relational'.*,, faini. denoted by m. for mother, \ f O ,. r ft t| )n ° sis. (or sister, b. for broker ' w t r or wife' ;£. for aunt, u. for \ lnu lc.' Particulars

D 'ED KiV WOUNDS. _ Canterh; nrT Mounted Eiflos. iWi.lhams,S. w. V., 7/1930 (A. H: V. Williams, Pjlrf Windsor, Berkshire, Eng., t- M?'.y 22). DEAD. Particnlars to Folloir. Medical Corps. Baylor. J., 13/23!) (W. Taylor, Maungaturoto. May 22). WOUNDED. , N. 2. Rifle Brigade, 2nd Lieut. R. P., 18,021 (Mrs. L. Vaughan, Otano, w. May 18).' WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HQS- • PITAL. ', . Wellingtonjlnfantry Battalion. Morrison, R. G.,. 10/2147 (Mrs. M. Morrison, Karangahake, m.' May 6). MAORI CONTINGENT. IWOUNDED SLIGHTLY, REMAINING WITH UNIT. Mihaere, T., 16/207 (C. Pompcv, Tangoio. May 6). IMPERIAL FORCES. PRISONER OF WAR AT KARLSEETHA Bloomfield, Capt. W. S. R : . (M"rs. M. E. Bloomfield, Gisbome). ■ AUSTRALIAN FORCES. 'DIED OF WOUNDS. P., 4175 (Mrs. Elmely, Svdenham, Cn/istcHurch, m. May 5). Bnr.kworth, Spr'. F. (Mrs.- A. Howe, - .Vaiotahi, Bay of Plenty, m. May 8). • ' MISSING. " ' . Kiley ■ J., 1179 (H. Riley, Hokitika. ti April 21). - _ 1 ! WOUNDED. /Williams, 2nd Lieut. H. (W. Williams, Dunedin, f,). -Henrfcley, Lieut. E. (W. Wilson," Hau- . raki, Auckland). Unetice, Lce.-Corpl. W. (W. Anstice, ■ Waterloo Road, Lower Hutt, f.). (George, W. (R, George,- Roxburgh, f.). ■ ißanginui, W..(P. Rnnginui, Wanganui, Sercisoh, Corpl. A. (Mrs. .1. Sergison, Akaroa, Canterbury, m.). STILL DANGEROUSLY ILL. 1 'Gordon, W., 1206 (Mrs. E. Gordon, Cart terton, m.)v ' '■ PRONOUNCED OUT OF DANGER. "Jack, R. (Mrs. Chapman, Dunedin).