ROLL OF HONOUR.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17280, 22 September 1916, Page 6

ROLL OF HONOUR.

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES

[Per Press Association.] WELLINGTON, September 21. The following list of casualties was issued to-ilav:— 7

KILLED IN ACTION. . . New Zealand Engineers. 1 (September 8.) Dadson, J. W 7, sapper (J. W. Hudson, Salisbury Road, Morningside, Auckland, father).

DIED OF WOUNDS, t, Otago Battalion.) (September 15.) Dougall. W. K., lieutenant (Mr J. J. Dougall, Waimairi, Riccarton, Christchurch, father). Previously reported missing, now believed killed (July 4), further reported. by British Red Cross Society, died of wounds, July 13, while a prisoner of war:— Otago Battalion. Fronch, R; M. C. (Mrs. A. French, 29] Littlcbourno Road, Roslyn, # ' Dunedin,* mother). : PRISONERS OF WAR: Reported by British Red Cross Society wounded and still prisoners oi war:— c CANTERBURY BATTALION. Banks, William Henry, corporal (Mrs J. Banks, Church Street, Reefton, Nelson, mother). - Bromley, Charles, private (Mrs M. Bromley, 27C, Tunin' Street, ’ Christchurch, mother). Richardson, Charles, lance-corporal (Mrs J. Richardson, High Street, Groymouth, mother). . Officially reported prisoner of war at Dolmen, Germany:— CANTERBURY BATTALION.

Rowe. William (Mrs M. Rowe, 282, Worcester Street, Cliristeh'urch).

WOUNDED. AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES. ‘(September 10.) ■ Bregmon, George OJjvor, trooper (E. Bregmon, Rangiriri, Waikato, father). OTAGO MOUNTED- RIFLES. (September 13.) M'Loa.n. John Clark, lieutenant (Mrs E. B. M’Lean, 12, Park Street, Wellington, mother). NEW ZEALAND ENGINEERS. (No date given.) Itae, William Stewart, second-lieu-tenant (1L Rac, 16, Catherine ' Street, Morniugton, Dunedin, father). (September 9.) ' • Burton, Tom Hnlbv, sapper (11. T. Burton, “ Maungawliau,” Ncw.market, Auckland, father). AUCKLAND BATTALION. (September 13.) t

Raine, John Crocknll, secoiul-lieuten-ant (Mrs A. S. Raine, Mont « Pelier, Eden Terrace, Auckland, wife). Matthews, Ronald Hayward, private (H. B. Matthews, Ivaitaia, mother). WELLINGTON BATTALION. - . (September 14.)

Scoon, William Hudson, lieutenant (Mrs V r . A. Scoon, 7, Roslyn Road, Napier, wile). (September 9.) Gwilliam, Henry Benjamin, private i (Mrs L. G. Gwilliam, 13, Myrtle

Crescent-, Wellington). NEW ZEALAND IUFLE. BRIGADE. (September 13.) Elliffcf John MncFarlane, secondlicAitenant (H. W. Grange Rofl<l, Mount s licieii; Auckland, father).

Wounded, admitted to hospital:— AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES, (September 12.)

Wn"staff, George Malcolm, corporal (A. A. Wagstaff, .East Port Road, Waihau Bay, Thames Valley, father). NEW ZEALAND FIELD ARTIL- , ‘ EERY. (September 6.) Morlev, Herbert John, gunner (Mrs E. Morley. 215, Cortnall, London, mother.) , . NEW ZEALAND ENGINEERS. (September 12.) Junes, William Ashley; sapper (H. S. Innos, Union Steamship Company, Auckland, brother). AUCKLAND BATTALION. (September 13.) Billings, Arch, private (C. Billings, . Dargaville, father). NEW ZEALAND RIFLE BRIGADE. (September 12.) "Bateman, Henry 'Reginald, rifleman (W. H. Bateman, 31, Arawa Road, Wellington, father). Douglas, ' Kenneth James, rifleman * (Mrs E. Blythe, Oparara, Karamea, mother). Eastgate, Herbert Stuart, lancecorporal (W. Eastgate, Messrs Shearer and Eastgate, Security Buildings, Auckland). ~ t Grant Albert George, rifleman (J. Grant, 120, Eye Street,, Inverfather). Lyons, Thomas, rifleman 01 rs M. Odium, Waikano, Auckland, sister). M’Carthv, John Francis, rifleman (It. P. M’Cartby, 120, Wall Street. Hastings, father). Marwick, James Harold, rifleman (Mrs E. M. Marwick, Gray Street, Thames, mother). - Solomon, Philip, rifleman (Mrs H. r ' Pollock, 35. Wright Street, Wellington, sister). Topliss James Harold, rifleman (S. 4 Topliss, 323. Lincoln Road, Christchurch, uncle). September 13.)

Hudspith, Cuthhert John, rifleman (Mrs M. Hunt, 9, Cranmer Square, Christchurch). Lynch, Richard William,- rifleman (A. T. Lynch, Tak-aka, Nelson,

brother). Robertson, Andrew George, rifleman (Mrs A. Robertson, care of C. J. Dickie, Wgvcrlev, Taranaki, m'other). Wounded August 9, rejoined unit August ’l4:

WELLINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES. Wood, George Henry, trooper (Mrs O. Wood. Norse wood, Ormond--1 ville. mother). Wounded slightly, remaining with unit, Sentember 14:— , OTAGO BATTALION.

Valentine. Arthur Victor, lieutenant (J. Valentine, Bluff, father).

SICK AND WOUNDED

HOSPITAL AND PROGRESS REPORT. • New Zealand General Hospital

Seriously ill—Rifleman F. Gibson. 11l from wounds—Bombardier H. A. Williams. ’ Jaundice—Gunner H. J. Alder. • Removed from seriously ill list—Sapper F. H. Thompson, Private' E. T. Bartels. • Dangerously ill from wounds—Trooper J. F. Rudd. Now convalescent —Trooper A. Qrenn. Pronounced out of danger—Trooper <3W. A. Forsyth. Trooper L. Francis.

AUSTRALIAN FORCES. BV Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright. SYDNEY, September 21.. List 217 contains the names of the following New Zoalnnders.— ■, WOUNDED. Sergeant C. H. Johnson. Private F. Henderson." Private J. Riley. Private J. Larsen. Private E. N. Lyon. Private T. Gilliatt. Private J. Smith (second occasion).

PERSONAL NOTES.' Lieutenant W. K. Dougall, who died of wounds on September .13, was the second son of Mr J. J. Dougall, of Christchurch. He was ■ born in Christchurch and whs educated at the Roys’ High School, and was a keen athlete, being a member of the first Rugby fifteen and a good swimmer. He played m the Old Roys i football team. Lieutenant Dougall went awav with the Mam Body and obtained a commission- He w;as wounded, but recovered and went to France, where ho was with the Anzacs. Both at school and afterwards Lieutenant Dougall was very popular, and as a footballer had a high reputation. I)r Thomas, of Colombo Street, received news yesterday of the death of his son, Private Walter Geoffrey Thomas, who was killed in action in France off August 22, while serving with the Australian forces. Private Thomas was about thirty-years of age. Ho was born at Christchurch and was educated at Christ’s College.* After taking a course at the Canterbury College Engineering School ho joined the staff of, the' Christchurch Tramways Board, but about two years ago he went to Australia, securing an vappoinhnent with the Geelong Harhfiur Trust as electrical engineering draughtsman. He enlisted in the Australian infantry force, and served 'at Gallipoli until- the evacuation, escaping injury. In duo course he reached France. His brother, Malcolm James, left with the Fifteenth Reinforcements.

Trooper F. Good rick, who was killed in action on August 9, in the Canal zone, went into caVnp from Greendalo in December, J. 914. ■ Ho was on duty Tor a fcw’'months in Egypt, and afterwards was at the Dardanelles. Lieutenant Edward J. Grey, 1 reported wounded, is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Grey, of Waimahia, Manurewa, Auckland province. He was a master in the mercantile marine before enlisting, but was always keenly interested in military matters, being at one time a member of the Piako Mounted Rifles.