ROLL OF HONOUR.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 1433, 7 August 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. Field Company Engineers.— Sapper B. J. Gibson. Auckland Battalion. Private L. Le Gallais. Otago Battalion. —Private Jack Murry. DIED OF WOUNDS. Wellington Mounted.—Trooper Norman Maisey. Wellington Battalion.—Private E. J. Carr, Private C. D. Tate. Canterbury Mounted. —Trooper T, E. Currie, Trooper Daniel Jenkins, Died of Dysentery.— Sergt. N. M. Bell (Canterbury Mounted). Died of Typhoid.—Gunner K. R. Kirk (Field Artillery Brigade). Corporal A. O. Christensen (Wellington Battalion). . Died of Enteric.—Sergt. T. H. Deuniston (N.Z. Medical Corps). Sergt. H. P. Childs and Private G. Rankine (Otago Battalion). Died of Pretrate Bladder.—Corporal W. J. Matthews (N.Z. Field Engineers). Died of Septic Th roat.— Trooper H. W. Hopkins (Canterbury Mounted), Died of Diphtheria.—Private D. Stevens (Aucklandßattalion). WOUNDED. AUCKLAND MOUNTED. Troopers F. Keeley and R. Mackereth. OTAGO INFANTRY BATTALION. Private John Regan. DIVISIONAL TRAIN. Driver Charles Dreaver. AUCKLAND INFANTRY BAT. Officers.— Lieutenant C. H. M’Clelland. Privates.— H. L. Heywood, N. A. Middlemas, W. J. Mabey, J. W. Ritchie, J. Robertson, W. Martin. WELLINGTON MOUNTED. Troopers D. W. Cook and W. J. Anderson.