ROLL OF HONOUR

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 110, 3 February 1919, Page 6

ROLL OF HONOUR

TEN DEATHS '3-PRT.OFJpiRY REPORT •■ On Saturday ten deaths-five from Bickness'and five in, action—were reported, as . follow;— * . ; - ; AUCKLAND DiSTRICT -''.. DIED OF SICKNESS. ' - Auckland Infantry Regiment. Gllmdre.' T. (J. T. Irvin, Auckland, u. Jan, W). ... ■c. WELLINGTON DISTRICT ->;■: • KILLED IN ACTION. " r ';| .....;Courf of Inquiry Roport. •' Provv Eeported Wounded and Missing, Now ■ - Reported Killed in Aotion f , New Zealand Rifle Brigade. ■ Sribrrinßi, -J. (S. Scorringi,. 40 Abel Smith '-..'Street.' Wellington. Oot. 8,). j Thomas. J. A. (E. w°. Thomas. 270 Onba Street, Wellington, w. Oct. J). Jarvis, Sgt. O. A. (E. Jarvis, Now Plymouth, m. Oct, 30). Prer. Eeported Missing,. Now Eeported Killed in Aotion. ■-■■■-.. New Zealand Rifle Brigade. Gonlter, E, E. (R. Goulter, Takapau. Oct. 8,1918). .'i; DIED OF SICKNESS. IThomoiaUV Reported Died of. 3icknes3 ..;.-[•'. ' Whilst Prisoner of War. ;,i- ; Entrenching Battalion. Olsen, O. E. (P. C. Olson, 8. Norsewood, f.). i CANTERBURY DISTRICT i<: i KILLED IN ACTION, , Prev. v Reported. Missing, Now Declared by Court of Inquiry Kiled in Action. .VeirfE.''(J. 8. Weir, Ohch., f. Oct, 26), DIED OF SICKNESS. . : .'.'-Canterbury Infantry Regiment. -Mackenzie, A; (B. Mackenzie, Oulverden, is:' Jan. 25). ■ -. ■ 1,; OTAGO DISTRICT - C::: DIED OF SICKNESS. f; '', Artillery. Edginton, E. (H. Edgiuton, Invercargill, iV Jan. 24). Unofficially Reported Died of Rlckness ;'; Whilst' Prisoner of War. v. Entrenching Battalion. ITDonald, T. J. (B. M'Donald', Edendale). if: HOSPITAL REPORT AUCKLAND DISTRICT, Dangerously 111, iCarapaina, P., 19,948, Te Kaha. Seriously 111. Brown, A. J., 61,718, Auokland. Gilmore. 'P.. 82,229, Auckland. 'Removed from Seriously 111 List. Thomas, Lt, A. W„ 4/78 a, Auckland. Moyle, P. U., 25,274, Auckland. ' : Not severe. Case. Broughton, A„ 4/3055, Auckland. ■'... .. , WELLINGTON DISTRICT. Dangerously 111. Bunny. E. A.. 43,805, Lower Hutt. Seriously 111. Johnston, P., 8/1877, Gisborae. .. ■ ;:-. CANTERBURY DISTRICT. Seriously 111, - Gorrle, G., 82,106, Sefton. Still Seriously 111-Improving. Humphries,-J" H., 82,163, Little River. OTAOO DISTRICT. '-'<■', Seriously 111, Chandler, Sgt. fI.'CSOI.), 8/3209, Tapanul. Tremaine, G. F., 82,441, Gore. . Still Seriously 111. Burness, E„ 42,466, Dunedin. Still Seriously lU-Improving. Edwards, Sjt 0., 10/1105, Waikouaiti. NEW ZEALANDERsIn OVERSEAS FORCES The following casualties to ex-New Zealanders serving with the Imperial and Uie Australian Forceß were reported on Saturday:— < t:....'; IMPERIAL FORCES. Prisoner af War-Repatriated. Evans, 0.. (M. Evans, 'Islington). AUSTRALIAN FORCES. Dangerously ill. Watte, 1. (A. Watts, Hawera, m.). NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE ~...;/..-——* ■ ANNUAL MEETING. ' By. Telegraph-Press Association. ■ Christchurch, February 1. "'At'the-annual meeting of. the' New Zealand Institute, the Hon. G. W. Russell delivered the opening address. He said that science should take its place as the assistant of industry, nnd he hoped that one day a monument would be erected to Charles -Terrier,- 'a .pioneer , of the-refrigerating industries.- He had pledged' the Government to an increase of- ,£SOO in the grant to the institute, and if this did-not relieve financial anxieties, lie .was prepared,to consider the question of recommending an increase. 1 In- response to Professor Kirk, who moved a motion regretting that the Minister had vetoed a grant for a tide-pre-dicting machine, the Minister said that the machine was of doubtful benefit. !.A: statement' of receipts and expendi'.tnrt showed the receipts to be .£1540 13s. lti;. and'- : the- expenditure ,£ll6B lis. 4d. liabilities' exceeded assets by .£216 lis. - d Exports on various branches of research work were adopted. fiProfessor Kirk reported on the value ol'ilight tar oil as a larvicide. s Some criticism was raised as to tho lack of results so. far in certain instances after grants had been made, but after, hearing the explanation of Profesflof Easterfield no action was taken. elf] : ' >«■■ NAT; C. GOODWIN ■' . >« •my.". • • ■ ■ ■ •o-ifHE MOST MARRIED ACTOR. Nat. C. Goodwin, the American actor, whose death was cabled on Saturday, was <vn> ; of America's most popular and widelyuqted comedians. Ho was bom at Boston on July 25, 1857, which makes him Qv,er 61 years of age. He made his first . appearance as a newsboy in "The Law of New York" in his native (own, in March, M, and after playing in stock compan- - los, "mado his first appearance in New York at Tony .Pastor's, in December, 1875, in a vaudeville'sketch. The next yoar he appeared at the New York Lyfeeum in a-mimicry turn called "On and dff. tho Stage." Ho next joined E. E. Rice's company, playing in "Block-Eyed Susan" and "Evanjelinc." Now fairly laiihohed as a successful comedian, ho played many parts, invariably with suce«s, among them Mnthias in an American version of "Tho Bells," Ananias in Warranted." Plimrd in "Confusion," Bones in "Turned Un," Chnuncev Short nv/Tho Gilded Fool." and .Tim Hodburn m 'In MizMura." Among his Infer sucewses were "An American Citizen." "Beaaty and the Barge," and "My Wife's Husbands." He also played in old, Engflsh, comedies, and had "played Shylock fn "The Merchant of Venice." and' Bottom in "A Midsummer Night's Dream." Pf late Mr. Nat. Goodwin was the most married actor on' the stage. He was married five times. His first matrimonial vonture was with tho late' Eliza Weather--1«, and bis most notable w'fe Mies JJaxjne Elliott, a famous American nct--5959j. and beauty. Mr. Goodwin visited , in 1896, b'lt not -i-hipvin* Ms fvUßtornary success, seldom lost an opporIjH'ity of saying bitter things about flint fffluntry and its peoDle. His failure to catch the fancy of the Australian public been due to the modernity of htsjimethods. Ho was similarly unstic•c«(lful in London. Srfi ;; " 1107 9 is but skin doop; common sense s!i_hieier'n a mile."—Modern Philosophy, '.at'sr-the best.of common, sense to he prepared. Being prepared against «oro ■ftobft'ts menns having trouble half remedied. Taking Baxter's Lung PreWrvßr means making remedy complete. Blfirter's quickly soothes the harsh throat ■plttSaee!, heals the- strained membranes, Rnd drives away sore throat. ■ 2s. Od. buys big "bottle.—Advi