ROLL OF HONOUR

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 136, 26 February 1918, Page 8

ROLL OF HONOUR

. - ... : « ■ ONE DEATH TWENTY-THREE WOUNDED The casualty list issued vestorday con- . tained tho names of twenty-four menOne died of wounds , and twenty-thrco Wounded. Detailed particulars follow— AUCKLAND DISTRICT DIED OF WOUNDS. AucKland infantry Reglmont. Cullen. L,Cpl. J. 11. (B- Cullen, Waipu, f. February. 16). WOUNDED, ADMITTED HOSPITAL. Auckland infantry Regiment. . Hammond, T. G. (T. H. Hammond. Grey Lvnn. f- Jan- 12).- ■ M'Mahon. J. (B. A. M'Mnhon, Glasgow, m. Jan. 12). • ■ February 3. Eltringham, T. (T. Eltringham, Newton, Moms, S*t. B. J. (J. B. Morris, Karangahake f) Obeo, Cni. H. (M. Obcc. Bcvonport, sis.). Jameson, F. B. L. (J. Jameson, Pakuranga, f. Feb. 4). '■■ Wellington Infantry Reglmont. Edwards. 11. 03. Edwards, Arch Hill, m. Feb. :i). ••• CORRECTION. Previously Reported Slightly Wounded, Remaining with Unit. Now Reported Wounded, Admitted Hospital. Canterbury Infantry Regiment. Hannan, T. (W. Miller, Auckland. Jan. 22). OTAGO DISTRICT WOUNDED! ADMITTED HOSPITAL. Auckland infantry Regiment. tarkins, F. A. (M. Larkins. Dunedin, m. Feb. 10;. . Otaga Infantry Rtiglmont. Martin, Sgt. M. (P. Martin, Alma, f. Feb. New Zealand Rifle Brigade. Oosgrove, D. J. iJ. Cosgrove, Arrimtown, f. Feb. U). WELLINGTON DISTRICT WOUNDED, ADMITTED HOSPITAL, Artillery. M'lntyre, J. K. (J. M'lntyre, Tokomaru Bay, t. Feb. 10). Auckland infantry Regiment. Fitzsimmons, M. H.' (W. Cowling. Pal. N. Feb. 12). Oswald, M. (M. G. Oawald, -Kaiti, w. Feb. 12). „ ; ; ' ■ Wellington Infantry Regiment. Braid, G. T. (R. Braid, 29 Wilson St., Wellington, m. Feb. 10). ■.. Orosson. G. B. (A. Crosson, Stratford, m. Feb. 11). Otago Infantry Regiment. Tufmell. W. 0. (W. C. TuDnell. Te Heinga, w. Feb. 11). Now Zealand Rlflo Brlgaou. Wilde. H..M. (H. Wilde. Otakl, I.Feb. 10). Boulton. F. W. (0. F. Boulton, New Plymouth, f. Feb. 4). French, J. (H. French. TaraMle, m. Feb. 11). . ' WOUNDED ACCIDENTALLY. ADMITTED HOSPITAL. Wellington Infantry Regiment. ■Adams, W. (E. M. Adams, Jla6terton, w. Feb. 6). CORRECTION Previously Eeported Wounded, Admitted Hospital. Now Eeported Wounded Accidentally. XJavie, Cjil. 0. {J. It. Davie, Eketahuna, f. Jan. 20). '■ CANTERBURY DISTRICT WOUNDED, ADMITTED HOSPITAL Wellington Infantry' Regiment. Berrett, A. (T. Berrett, Sydenham, m. Feb. 12). New Zealand Rifle Brigade. Down, Sgt. W. H. (W. H. Down, Addington, I. Feb. 6). CORRECTION. Previously Reported Slightly Wounded, Remaining with Unit. Now Reported Wounded, Admitted Hospital. Canterbury infantry Regiment. Mangos, L.-Cpl. D. (M. A. Mangos, Timaru, m. Jan.'3l). «3UNDED SLIGHTLY; REMAINING WITH UNIT. New Zealand Rifle Brigade. Wilson, H. J. (R. J. S. Wilson, Ashburton, b.> Feb. 9). HOSPITAL REPORT AUCKLAND DISTRICT. Seriously 111. Wagstaff, Sgt. E. 8., 24/1510, Aramoho. Wilkß, F., 3/2211, Remuera. Removed From Seriously 111 List. Brown, Sgt, E. G., 6/3262, Kamo. CANTERBURY DISTRICT. Removed From Dangerously HI List. Man, R: F„ 2/2353, Lyttelton. Removed From Seriously 111 List. Glasson, J. H., 36,438, Ohristchiwch. OTACO DISTRICT. Dangerously 111. Poynter, Tft ]}.', 63,445, Lochiel. ::•■ WELLINGTON DISTRICT. Removed From Dangerously 111 List. M'Qowen, 26,143, Mortinborough. Removed From Seriously 111 List, fiarther,. O. H., 56,764, Hihitahi. "ALL ARE WELCOME" . *-, MOTTO OP THE.CHURCH ARMY. When war broke out and tho hardships of winter campaigns were' experienced, one of the first bodies to v tnter the field for 'the benefit and welfare of the soldier was the Church Army. The whole of their large'and well-equipped organisation was brought •into operation. Tho motor ambuliiiices of the Church Army engaged on thu Western front now number fifty; there were not so many of them in the beginning, but they were the first to enter this field of work. To-day '' ■ Ibis body has one thousand rest-huts : on the various battlefronts, no fewer ' than two hundred and twenty being in , the actual firing-line. In places where : it is not possible to erect a hut, or even a tent, these rest-places are located in ruined buildings, cellars, and J even in dug-outs. I Fifty kitchen cars, each capable of making 300 cups of hot drinks at a J .boiling, are at work daily behind the . .trenches, supplying refreshment to tho ! men coming out. And, in London, ' across the water, hundreds of beds, J for soldiers on leave, are provided in " hostels, included among which are such | buildings as Buckingham Palace Hotel, ' which was handed over to the Church { 'Army by the Imperial Government. ' During the past seven months funds I have been raised in New Zealand to J erect ten Church Army huts, at a cost ! of £500 each. The upkeep of the ! huts amounts to £50 each. Tho J Church of England Military Affairs , Committee,* wliich controls all the ' institutes for soldiers in New Zealand, r on tho transports- and overseas, is 1 row appealing for funds to carry'on [ the noble work. All told, upwards of ' '£1,000,000 hasbeen spent on, this work l . since the war began, and the huts and hostels and other places so provided J are open to all, irrespective of sect, or l creed, the motto being "All are welcome." * ===== i