ROLL OF HONOUR.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 1400, 20 May 1915, Page 4

ROLL OF HONOUR.

The casualty list of the New Zealand Expeditionary Forces, now engaged in operations in the Dardanelles, since the publication of our last issue, is as follows ; KILLED IN ACTION, Canterbury Battalion. —Private A. Williams. Auckland Battalion. Lieut, (late Cpl.) S. G. T. Reid. DIED OF WOUNDS. Auckland Battalion.—Private J. E. Newman. Wellington Battalion.—Privates R. J. Day, W. Elliott, A. M. Turner, Corporal J. Claffey, Lieut. H. R. Cowan. New Zealand Engineers.—Sergt A. Wallace. WOUNDED. AUCKLAND INFANTRY BATOfficers, —Lieut. (Sergt.-Major) J, W. Fletcher, Sergts. A, E. Weston, E. R. Johnston ; Corporals, A. B. Fordyce, B. Howell, J. J. Cowan; Lance Corporals, J. Willis, J. H. Patullo, D. O’Brien. Privates. —A, E. Adams, A. Aislabie, R, A. Aubrey, C. M. Bambery, R. Bates, L. A. Beal, L. W. Bennett, J. E. Berry, E. Boyle, P. H. Brown, E. P. Burgess, J. Butterwortb, C. J. Claridge, A. Clarke, S. Clay, A. E. Coakky, L. C. Colquhoun, A. V. Cullen, O. O. Dawes, S. T. Dawson, L. H. Des Forges, E. B. DeLacey, B. L. Dingley, J. Duncan, J. Dunn, H. G. FarnaF, W. E. Fitzgerald, M. Fletcher, W. A. Gaeth, T. A. Gemming, N. Godkin, A. H. Goyder, V/. F. Hamilton, W. Harris, P. Hennessy, J. E. Hodgson, J. B. Huxtable, G. F. Jackman, W-Jamieson, C. Jarvis, W. J. Johansen, H. Jones, J. Langdon, J. H, Lawn, P. Lawson, C. M’Donald, R. M’Kay, W. G. J. M’Laughlin, C. L. Reeves, A. C. C. Robins, T. S. Seddon, E. G. Simpering, D, K. Stewart, V. J. Stichbury, G. A. Tuck, W. C. Utting, F. P. Underwood, N. Veart, M. Vincent, J. M’Leod, D. M’Rae, R. H. Marshall, T. Mather, R. Merrick, E. S; Moss, E. J. Newman, P. O’Brien, M. O’Donoghue, W. E. Osborne, R. Page, G. W. E. Perrin, J. Porter, C. Pullman, S. Purdie, G. H. Quarrie, A. E. Wheeler, C. Wilson. WELLINGTON INFANTRY BATTALION. Officers. Sergt.-Major A. Wray. Privates.— A. H. Beable, C. Booth, F. 0. Chapman, F. C. Hopkins, W T . Stewart. CANTERBURY INFANTRY BATTALION. Privates. —W. G. Booker, G. T. Deakin, P. Fahey, F. J. Humphreys, D. R. McLeod, S. Patchett, A. Paynter, J. R. Tate, P. J. Westrupp. OTAGO INFANTRY BATTALION. Privates. —W. A, J. Drake, T. G. Reid, W. J. Weir. The Prime Minister received the following telegram from the High Commissioner, London 17th, 8.55 p.m.:— “I paid a visit to the Birmingham Hospital yesterday and saw a number of wounded men belonging to the New Zealand Expeditionary Force, was also present when others arrived. All were in good heart, cheerful and anxious to return on active service, while some hope to be soon convalescent. I was unable to go to Chichester Hospital, but Sir Newton saw men there on my behalf and reported officially that all were doing well. Following are in the Birmingham Hospital: G. Davis, T. Davis, J. A. Dick, C. C. Every, A. H. E. Howell, H. S, Latkins, G. W. Mills, A. C. Rawbone, W. L. Stephenson, A. C. Smnell. The following are in the Chichester Hospital: T. B. Buchanan, F. Farquhar, J. W. Ferguson, R. J. Kenzp, F. Locker, F, Mueli, G. Morpeth, M. O’Brien, P. O’Connor, R. Scott, F. Sinclair, L. M. Watson.”